One word: HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA 😂😂
Chanced upon this video on Facebook and I pretty much died.
Oh, music these days.😂
That poor guy though... Hehehe xD
On a more serious note, auto tune has always been something people think of as a tool for the untalented. When singers use it, it's because their natural vocal ranges are limited, and so on. From the many comments on YouTube, I think I can go as far as saying that the usage of auto tune in songs is despised by many even though I do agree, to a certain extent; that auto tune is sometimes used to make a singer sound better than he actually is, and for the song to be more appealing.
Afterall, in today's age, when you produce music and make it your career, sales is your number one concern. It's only normal that whenever one tries to put out a new song, his first thought is 'Will this sell?' or 'Is it catchy enough to be liked?' since music is now not just a passion, but a livelihood.
However, 'Music' is defined as a series of harmonious sounds. Even without a strong and soulful voice, a song can sound great if the tunes and instruments are in harmony. And that includes the usage of auto tune.
Of course, I understand that this is a very unpopular opinion. One will think it 'unfair' that meaningless songs and artists with no real talent get to be famous whereas people with godly vocals never get to be in the spotlight.
I get it.
But hey, like I said, music is a series of harmonious sounds. If you find yourself dancing to a song and being unable to get it out of your head, would you hate that song for not being 'real'?
No! Because you love that song and its now your new jam.
It's music.
Just like how people regard a blank canvas or a stroke on a canvas as 'Art' because of the endless possibilities, it's also possible to regard music these days as music. If it appeals to your ears, then it's music. It's got a sick beat. You love it. That's how simple it is, really.
Sure, many songs are famous only for their lyrics on inappropriate topics, and their oh-my-god-whattt music videos. People tend to love the idea of sitting behind their computer screens, going on and on about how music has become this filthy, worthless thing, and that the singer is using auto tune, shouldn't get all this love, bla bla bla---which brings me to my next point.
Why hate on something you hate? Yeah, songs like 'Anaconda' is... Ah. Amusing but definitely not meaningful.
Nicki Minaj is doing her thing. Whether it's showing off her assets because she has them (don't get started on her 'fake' ass), or doing actions that makes one cringe, it's her music video. She does what she does. If you don't like it, you don't have to go there and make the special effort to type out a 500-reply (says me who's writing this chunk) and get other haters to support you and hate on her.
People are who they are. They screw up, they make silly decisions, they hurt others. But it's their lives and you have nothing to do with it.
I feel, that rather than hating on someone you have never met and judging them based on a 4 min video, you might want to spend that time on something more important.
Instead of watching a video, hating it, letting the world know you hate it, why not don't watch it at all, seek out things you love and appreciate the greatness of it.
Life can be as simple as you want it to be: Stay away from the negative, and stay close to the positive.
Isn't that all there is, really?