Tyga's AI Album Bombs: 0/10 Pitchfork Slam

Tyga's new album has faced significant criticism, earning a mere 0/10 from Pitchfork. Reviewer Drew Miller described the music as "slop pop," deeming it "smug and complacent and depressing" and suggesting its existence has worsened the world.

Miller specifically addressed Tyga's admission of using AI in the project, drawing parallels to generating similar music. The review noted a perceived absence of "human breath" in the tracks, likening them to other songs speculated to have AI involvement.

This reception brings attention to the music industry's increasing use of AI, with concerns that it could devalue human artists. The album's sound was described as an "amalgam of '80s synth-pop and disco" poorly executed by someone unfamiliar with the genres.

This devastating score places Tyga among a select few artists to receive such a low rating from Pitchfork. The artist had previously offered conflicting statements about his production methods, initially suggesting a reliance on '80s hardware before admitting to AI usage.