Luke Bryan Admits He's 'Frustrated' by Criticism of His Recent Songs as He Releases 9th Album
Luke Bryan is opening up about the unexpected criticism surrounding his new music as he releases his ninth studio album, Signs.
The “Country Girl Shake It for Me” singer admitted he has been “frustrated” by online claims that some of his recent songs were created using artificial intelligence rather than written by him and his songwriting collaborators.
Luke Bryan Pushed Back on Claims That AI Was Used to Create His New Songs
The chatter began after Bryan released “Fish Hunt Golf Drink” earlier this year.
The upbeat track became the subject of memes and social media commentary, with some people suggesting its lyrics sounded like something generated by AI.
Similar conversations followed after he previewed another new song, “Down Goes the Whiskey.”
Speaking to The Tennessean ahead of Signs’ September 18 release, the 50-year-old said he “never would have imagined” his music would become part of an online AI debate.
“You know, I never would have imagined that there would be some underground online viral thing that people would … jump on, (saying) that it was AI,” he said, adding, “I mean, when...