Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to do its thing and this time it “attacked” Bad Bunny again. A TikTok user used his voice to create a new version of the Christmas classic “Mi burrito sabanero.”
A few days ago, the reggaeton artist exploded against the use of this technological tool after his fans viralized a track created with the same tool.
A Chilean was the one who used the voice of the Bad Rabbit to create a song that pleased thousands of users. This is Maury Senpai, who claimed to be the “creator of the robot with the most flow in the world.” The new song was so successful that some even described the track as “better” than their recent album Nobody Knows What’s Going to Happen Tomorrow.
In a matter of hours, the track became a hit on the social network and Benito Martínez warned on his WhatsApp channel: “If you like that shitty song that is viral on TikTok, get out of this group right now.”
However, it seems that this did not matter to a TikTok user, since the Bad Rabbit was once again the target of the AI and this time with the popular song “Mi burrito sabanero”, which accumulated millions of views and positive reviews.
The tiktoker @nose1234gates was in charge of spreading this remastered Christmas classic. It preserves the same intonation and lyrics of the Venezuelan bonus, but uses the voice of Bad Bunny. The peculiar fusion was striking for users, who praised it with comments such as “This is music”, “Excellent, that’s what was expected”, “Thank you for the carol that all of Latin America united was waiting for.”
And after the controversy, there are those who anxiously await the reaction of the Bad Bunny, who has not yet spoken out: “It was time, it took a long time, this fear caught on”, “They tell me that Bad Bunny got angry”, “I don’t want to laugh”. of Benito, but they do not collaborate.
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