Fair, and Taylor’s job is to bounce around on stage and hype up a crowd while lip syncing to music she sometimes writes. And much like the point of movies, the end goal of all of it is to put on a production that entertains the audience.
I don’t necessarily disagree with Taylor in particular, just flagging the incorrect comparison.
If we say “she’s a performance brand, not a musician” then it just means people are paying a shitton of money to be in the same room as her vs paying for actual talent-based performance.
Fair, and Taylor’s job is to bounce around on stage and hype up a crowd while lip syncing to music she sometimes writes. And much like the point of movies, the end goal of all of it is to put on a production that entertains the audience.
yeah, the AI stuff probably has more soul.
Lol, that’s a take on the Turing test I hadn’t considered before.
I don’t necessarily disagree with Taylor in particular, just flagging the incorrect comparison.
If we say “she’s a performance brand, not a musician” then it just means people are paying a shitton of money to be in the same room as her vs paying for actual talent-based performance.