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Hearing Hank Sr's voice sing "When I'm called off, got a sawed off, squeeze the trigger and bodies are hauled off" is wild and I could listen to it all day.
1:01 "Straight outta Nashville, singing them crazy little rap songs. But my voice just don't quite belong. I'm so lonesome that I could cry. Nothing good'll come from this A.I." 😆That's brilliant!
Amen. Yes there are these well-documented clan/family feuds in the mountain regions of West Virginia, over the control of the moonshine rackets after the Civil War. Those feuds caused many casualties in dead and wounded. To make matters worse, those families had fought on different sides in the Civil War. All those NWA lyrics about killing each other with shotguns fit perfectly. And as for the drug-fueled gang wars of LA depicted in NWA's lyrics, it should be noted that the Appalachians currently have some of the highest proportions of fentanyl abusers. So whether we are talking about inner city neighborhoods where industrial plants have closed down and most of the middle income earners moved out, or de-industrialized rural areas, and regardless of whether the residents are white or black, the economically dispossessed get socially dispossessed and that fosters crime, which fosters violence. And violence have always been important parts of songs and lyrics in every culture since time imemorial.
@@thabomuso2575 Maybe so and money and culture and this and that but...no body has the body count both in sex and violence like Blacks have- be it here there or anywhere. Think about Jamaica and Haiti. Ghetto culture has spread into Native American communities and guess what? A lot more violence. This attitude of acceptance is severely misplaced and there's no comparison statistically unless considering small mountain/ country communities where a few killings are a high percentage because of how small the sample size is. What's the numbers? 12% causes 60% of the murders? Most are male perps so...6% responsible for 60% of the murders in our country...damn. We need to bring shunning back. The trouble is that good people do nothing and accept the nonsense. Stop empowering through explanations of this and that...there's no worthy excuse for such bad behavior and no equal comparison.
@@rianbey1 Do you think that I am excusing bad behavior such as gang violence? What world do you live in? As for bodu counts, I wonder how you connect that to sex. But as for blacks in general, there are at least some 900 million black people in the world and a very small minority of blacks (even if you only count men) are or have ever been in gangs. Black people in the world just like any other defined group of people are socially and culturally extremly diverse. For instance, you can easily compare countries like Ghana, Rwanda, Burundi, Tanzania, Kenya and many others cuntries with a lower homicide rate than the US. And a majority of homicides in the US is still committed by whites against mostly white victims. Both in rural areas or small towns. The state of Montana with a black population of about 0,55 % has a higher homicide rate per capita compared to all of the countries listed above. Poverty fostering gang culture is one impotrant factor bu far from the only factor. Exposure to the dsrug trade is another and many poor countries don't have a major drug problem while many rich countries do. Availability to guns is another. Existence of wars and/or civil wars is yet another, which explains why the homicide rates in countries like Congo, South Sudan etc blow through the roof. Or you can compare Haiti (95 % blacks) or Brazil (60 % blacks) with several Central American countries with proportionally small black populations but still with a murder rate up to five times higher. Most blacks all over the world do what most other people do, namely work and struggle hard to get food on the table. A lack of major and sustained investments from outside powers are a major factor. As a comparison, Imagine how Europe would have been stuck in abysmal poverty and therefore crime without the Marshal Plan. Gangs and crime with nearly exclusive white perpetrators have been deeply rooted for more than a century in cities as diverse as Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia, Pittsburg and more between the early 19th century until the 1940s, with largely Irish, Italian and Jewish gangs. Even today, North and South America has the highest murder per capita rate in the world And yet even in those times the absolute majority of whites were peaceful and worked hard to get by, just as blacks and others did. Your reasoning is based on ignorance and xenophobic fear.
@rianbey1 Do you think that I am excusing bad behavior such as gang violence? What world do you live in? As for bodu counts, I wonder how you connect that to sex. But as for blacks in general, there are at least some 900 million black people in the world and a very small minority of blacks (even if you only count men) are or have ever been in gangs. Black people in the world just like any other defined group of people are socially and culturally extremly diverse. For instance, you can easily compare countries like Ghana, Rwanda, Burundi, Tanzania, Kenya and many others cuntries with a lower homicide rate than the US. And a majority of homicides in the US is still committed by whites against mostly white victims. Both in rural areas or small towns. The state of Montana with a black population of about 0,55 % has a higher homicide rate per capita compared to all of the countries listed above. Poverty fostering gang culture is one impotrant factor bu far from the only factor. Exposure to the dsrug trade is another and many poor countries don't have a major drug problem while many rich countries do. Availability to guns is another. Existence of wars and/or civil wars is yet another, which explains why the homicide rates in countries like Congo, South Sudan etc blow through the roof. Or you can compare Haiti (95 % blacks) or Brazil (60 % blacks) with several Central American countries with proportionally small black populations but still with a murder rate up to five times higher. Most blacks all over the world do what most other people do, namely work and struggle hard to get food on the table. A lack of major and sustained investments from outside powers are a major factor. As a comparison, Imagine how Europe would have been stuck in abysmal poverty and therefore crime without the Marshal Plan. Gangs and crime with nearly exclusive white perpetrators have been deeply rooted for more than a century in cities as diverse as Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia, Pittsburg and more between the early 19th century until the 1940s, with largely Irish, Italian and Jewish gangs. Even today, North and South America has the highest murder per capita rate in the world And yet even in those times the absolute majority of whites were peaceful and worked hard to get by, just as blacks and others did. Your reasoning is based on ignorance and xenophobic fear.
Lol my dream is to have a retail store and play Simlish covers and these AI covers of songs on the in-store radio and see how many people notice and become puzzled.
I've heard a lot of AI song covers and 90% of the time the voice is just a bit off or unnatural, but your covers are a step above and don't sound unnatural or robotic at all, it's really cool to hear honestly.
As I recall, TIRI's secret is that he actually sings his covers himself, and then uses AI to bend his voice to sound more accurate to the original performer, rather than letting AI do all of the work. So there's still an actual human voice under there forming the spine of the piece, which is crucial.
I can't tell if this is brilliant or terrifying. I feel like if anyone from Hank Williams' era ever heard one of those words, they'd have a heart attack on the spot.
@jrivers596 I'm the same. Grew up in a household with crazy music tastes. My mum played a lot of Elvis,Beach Boys, Beatles, Zeppelin whilst my Dad liked a lot old Hawaiian and reggae music. My older brother loved 50s-60s country and was playing it 24/7 around the house so it's fair to say it was a household of very interesting music tastes 😂
@@jrivers596 Yep. People who confine themselves to 1 or 2 genres are missing out in my eyes lol. I love listening to a broad variety of music. Nothing like listening to Boyz-N-The-Hood and I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry back to back XD
As a Hank Williams fan, this was surprisingly good. In terms of the quality of the AI. You did really well at getting the music and mixing perfect, and letting AI mimic his voice. It seems both really cool, and kind of icky/sad at the same time that this is possible.
@@TB-vl2mp I disagree. It's one of the best AI voices IMO. Johnny Cash, Sinatra and plenty of others are out there. But IMO this sounds pretty darn good, at least compared to a lot of the other AI voices you find on UA-cam in songs.
The Hank song your referencing was the last song Hank ever recorded before he passed. Kinda eerie and sad to think about.. Heard an audio recording of an interview with his steel guitar player in 1997 who mentioned that, and said that he, himself, hadn't played it since because it still bothered him.
@petemcardlejr1594 my fat fingers accidentally hit the nine instead of the zero on my ohone's keypad. Corrected now and embarrassed I didn't check my typing before posting. Thanks for alerting me to the typo. Greatly appreciated.
I've been listening to a lot of AI covers lately. Apart from this one and the Johnny Cash one on this channel, I don't think that I've heard any as convincing. There are usually a few artifacts that give away that it was done with AI. Moreover, it should be easier to notice artifacts in this one because the vocals are accompanied by more minimalist instruments. This is extremely well done!
In my case, it's usually that inflections or underselling gives it away. Like, Freddie Mercury singing a Michael Jackson song is gonna go harder than Michael would in different places, and SpongeBob wouldn't sing Komm Susser Tod with a blatantly European accent. There I Ruined It is a master of noticing little things like that and accounting for them, which no unassisted AI could ever do in every use case.
There's a guy who did Wario and Waluigi singing "My Way" and the drake and josh theme. He did it a lot like this one where he sang it himself first and had the voice model replace that recording.
Wow... this is legitimately insane! I'm a massive Hank Williams fan and yet I probably couldn't conclusively tell whether or not it's his real voice, if his death and songtext wouldn't give it away. Incredibly impressive! We absolutely need more Hank! The man died soo young and had so much potential and love for music left that he never got to share with us..... And while no AI could ever immitate the heart and spirit of Hank, atleast we get to hear his voice again!
I’ve been saying for years that they are the same genre of music, almost. The youth are the same, almost. Their financial decisions are the same, almost. The gals like almost the same qualities in a young man. They do the same things at the clubs, almost. They make their mamas cry. Marty Robbins made the world’s first concept album and it was more violent than many early rappers. Willie Nelson and Johnny Cash had concept albums, before rap was a popular genre, that were more violent than many early rap albums. Waylon Jennings had a rhythm that I’ve looped so my friends could freestyle. And have you ever seen “tales from the tour bus”? Waylon had weight delivered and it was not soft powder. He fooled the DEA. He wrote songs about it. He even had his own Guinea pig named Billy Joe. Lucky for Billy Joe no one stepped on the man’s dope. He negotiated multi million dollar tours on peanut butter that had already kept him up for weeks. Billy Joe went on to divorce the same woman more than once and while having a drink together on the side of the road before taking his name back from her, some asshat tried to tell Billy Joe what he was going to do to entertain her. Since Billy Joe came to be an old man while testing recreational drugs so his masterpiece songs could be recorded and performed in front of live audiences, making the world a better place he pulled out his little pistol and shot the asshat right “between the mother and the fucker” or as we would need to translate to words Suge Knight would understand, in the mouth. And Waylon named his boy, Shooter. And shooter says, don’t call him an outlaw, he’s a motherfucking gun slinger. And Billy Joe lost his son to an overdose and Dre sold beats to Apple. And Snoop does a tv show with Martha. Paul Cauthen got arrested in south C… Arolina. And he’s got fuck you money to go cocaine country dancing in case Tyler Childers wind cuts cold and decided to go dig for arrowheads while on pills and powder and corn liquor. Meanwhile the Beaumont are in downtown Lubbock preaching that if you don’t love the lord you’re fucking fucked while talking their special ladies into putting an ape suit and climbing on a ladder to jump on her man’s penis while he pretends to be an airplane while some weird porn is on where a statistician fucks a muledeer. All this happened before Yela Hill snuck into a country club and made a sick ass retro beat and video track that has been my go to lifestyle all summer: “money pussy weed gymnastics”
Every time I hear it, I laugh...and I just have to hear it again! Great work! Rates right up there with Always Look at the Bright Side of Life - North Korean Edition. Marvelous!
I really appreciated how Hank Williams really paved the way for other great hits like Nas’ and MFDoom’s famous duo hit “Mamas don’t let your babies grow up to be cowboys”
I am late to the party here, just discovered you...and I AM SO GLAD. Your stuff is hilarious and genius. I've been here on the couch watching these for the past hour.
I love NWA and Hank Williams both extremely dearly so you literally made this for me, especially since you used my favorite Hank song What the hell, did you secretly read my mind or something? Horrifying but I also love it
@@ThereIRuinedIt If you think about it, both these songs are really similar thematically due to being against authority Also, the yodel at "Compton" made my day, this Robot really does Hank well, Jesus
My grandfather was a huge Hank Williams fan and I listened to him for years growing up when he was around. This might be the greatest AI mix I’ve heard.
Wow, invented a whole new mind bending genre which should have never existed: Hankster Rap ;) thanks for that. Having grown up in East Nashville in the 80’s, I totally appreciate this. Please do “Nuttin but a G chord” next!
This is actually scary how spot on this is, I love and hate it, Hank will forever be a gem, wish I was able to grow up in those times, such a humble guy and time time era💯
This is fantastic! I grew up in the South during the birth of rap and hip-hop, so I had exposure to Hank Williams and company from the older folks and rap from the younger ones. Hearing them put together so seamlessly is just a amazing. Surprisingly, it works so well that I experienced no cognitive dissonance.
What people don't realize is that, due to Hank's severe drinking problem, these are the kinds of things he sang when he would get sauced. We just haven't heard many of those recordings yet. 😁😁😁
@@ajw7065Yeah, I think the general consensus is that it was alchohol and drug related. Though I vaguely remember someone try to argue that he was beaten badly earlier that night, and I vaguely remember him citing accounts from people. Can't remember the exact details.
This was fantastic! 😄 😅 If you take requests at all, a friend suggested that _"Let The Bodies Hit The Floor"_ is just _"It's Raining Men"_ from a different perspective and I kinda want to see what could be done with that idea.
This was amazing 🤣 I know some people don't think about this, but I want to say thank you for censoring the curses that way. There's something to be said for respect for the dead and that era in terms of if we are going to adapt their voice without permission for an absurdist joke, it can be done in an honoring way, and I think this was done perfectly. The classic censoring works really well in this case, so across the board you did an amazing job.
This is absolutely hilarious and brilliant! Hank Williams was a rebel anyway, and I can see him doing a cover of this song if he was alive when it came out.
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Yer gonna have to rename yourself to There, I God-Tiered It.
Damn, I so wish I could go!😢
Howdy! Cant wait for y'all to come around so I can come see what's going down. Just let us know a date so I can take off of work
Ohhh, dude, I'm jealous of those who can go! This would be awesome in person!
😂😂😂😂 great
WE ABSOLUTELY NEED MORE HANKSTA RAP!!! 😂
Hanksta Rap I'm fucking dying someone please help.
This this this 💀
I'd buy an album of this
Hahahahah hanksta rap that’s going to going to give me a laugh all day😂
This is the future I want.
Cowboys with attitudes.
Cowboy, please.
@@leonardticsay8046 Step on my boots and imma have me a Cowboy Moment
Nah, that's Pantera.
Cowboys (with attitudes) from Hell 🤘🏻😎
Now that's country I could actually listen to. 😂
@@Ggggggfefdff Yeah, that's woke af! 😆
"Fellers with attitudes" LOL. Amazing AI cover. More Hanksta Rap please.
I think he says, "baditudes."
Hank doesn't have the pass.
@@alexander1902He would have definitely dropped the hard R regardless 💀
@@modernmyth9050 Just like me 😊
@@TheBcoolGuyalone in the car with the windows up.
0:35 "I'm comin' straight outta c0oO0oHHmPTnNNn" cracked me up 😂
My god that little yodel voice break at :36 with "Compton" was not expected. Absolutely terrific piece of work.
Thanks, the yodel was a last-minute addition this morning :)
AI's gotta sound authentic somehow.
@@ThereIRuinedItit made the song!
A hint of Slim Whitman.
That and the ascending whistle at :32 made this perfect for me.
I share these with my family each time they come out.
@@ThereIRuinedIt it was absolutely vital to the Hank William's vibe it was greatly appreciated
Hearing Hank Sr's voice sing "When I'm called off, got a sawed off, squeeze the trigger and bodies are hauled off" is wild and I could listen to it all day.
Right? That line is just cold asf 💀
I'm here for it! lol
i hate how much it actually sounds like something he would sing too, considering he loved to rhyme
I can't get it out of my mind. It's like those sounds and lyrics don't belong there.
Don't worry the police will come and get you are very good at it yodeling 😊😅
WE MAKIN IT OUTTA PROHIBITION WITH THIS ONE🔥🔥🔥🗣🗣🗣
🤣🤣🔥🔥
Sippin aged grape juice to this. Praise.
Hank Williams Sr was 10 years old when Prohibition ended...
WE MAKING IT OUT OF ST DENIS WITH THIS ONE
The yodel on Compton 🤣I lost it
I know me too😂
Hank Williams was pure gangsta. Now we need to hear Ice Cube singing “Lovesick Blues.”
😂
Definitely. Do one side, and then the other.
no one needs to hear ice cube singing anything
@@mlongpre100wrong
Or Coolio doing Jambalaya
This is one of the most brilliant uses of AI technology in music.
@user-dw4cs4xv8y oh really?
why didnt the uploader include the "niggaz" terms?
It's funnier this way@@sandygrungerson1177
@Jamie_Pritchard but dats rayciss tho
@@sandygrungerson1177you know why. Dont be disingenuous.
That voice crack on “I’m comin straight outta Compton” is chefs kiss for real
1:01 "Straight outta Nashville, singing them crazy little rap songs. But my voice just don't quite belong. I'm so lonesome that I could cry. Nothing good'll come from this A.I." 😆That's brilliant!
I thought this was going to be terrible. This was perfect. Old Hank would be laughing.
Honestly, Hank was pretty hardcore. I think it's oddly fitting.
1:16 he might be pissed, he didnt come up with it.
After he has a cry about the degenerate state of popular music.
Hank 3 on the other hand is pressing his klan hood in prep for a vengeance cross burning
@@Mighty_Atheismo Lol, naw that's only in the first to the very beginning of the second act!?!
The period specific sound fx are terrific and it wouldn’t be fully ruined without the slide whistle.
Or a spectacular homage to Weird Al polka medleys!
As someone with intimate knowledge of classic country and Appalachian folk, these lyrics don't even sound misplaced.
Amen. Yes there are these well-documented clan/family feuds in the mountain regions of West Virginia, over the control of the moonshine rackets after the Civil War. Those feuds caused many casualties in dead and wounded. To make matters worse, those families had fought on different sides in the Civil War. All those NWA lyrics about killing each other with shotguns fit perfectly.
And as for the drug-fueled gang wars of LA depicted in NWA's lyrics, it should be noted that the Appalachians currently have some of the highest proportions of fentanyl abusers.
So whether we are talking about inner city neighborhoods where industrial plants have closed down and most of the middle income earners moved out, or de-industrialized rural areas, and regardless of whether the residents are white or black, the economically dispossessed get socially dispossessed and that fosters crime, which fosters violence.
And violence have always been important parts of songs and lyrics in every culture since time imemorial.
As a member of the hillfolk, absolutely.
@@thabomuso2575 Maybe so and money and culture and this and that but...no body has the body count both in sex and violence like Blacks have- be it here there or anywhere. Think about Jamaica and Haiti. Ghetto culture has spread into Native American communities and guess what? A lot more violence. This attitude of acceptance is severely misplaced and there's no comparison statistically unless considering small mountain/ country communities where a few killings are a high percentage because of how small the sample size is. What's the numbers? 12% causes 60% of the murders? Most are male perps so...6% responsible for 60% of the murders in our country...damn. We need to bring shunning back. The trouble is that good people do nothing and accept the nonsense. Stop empowering through explanations of this and that...there's no worthy excuse for such bad behavior and no equal comparison.
@@rianbey1 Do you think that I am excusing bad behavior such as gang violence? What world do you live in? As for bodu counts, I wonder how you connect that to sex.
But as for blacks in general, there are at least some 900 million black people in the world and a very small minority of blacks (even if you only count men) are or have ever been in gangs. Black people in the world just like any other defined group of people are socially and culturally extremly diverse.
For instance, you can easily compare countries like Ghana, Rwanda, Burundi, Tanzania, Kenya and many others cuntries with a lower homicide rate than the US. And a majority of homicides in the US is still committed by whites against mostly white victims. Both in rural areas or small towns. The state of Montana with a black population of about 0,55 % has a higher homicide rate per capita compared to all of the countries listed above.
Poverty fostering gang culture is one impotrant factor bu far from the only factor. Exposure to the dsrug trade is another and many poor countries don't have a major drug problem while many rich countries do. Availability to guns is another. Existence of wars and/or civil wars is yet another, which explains why the homicide rates in countries like Congo, South Sudan etc blow through the roof.
Or you can compare Haiti (95 % blacks) or Brazil (60 % blacks) with several Central American countries with proportionally small black populations but still with a murder rate up to five times higher.
Most blacks all over the world do what most other people do, namely work and struggle hard to get food on the table. A lack of major and sustained investments from outside powers are a major factor. As a comparison, Imagine how Europe would have been stuck in abysmal poverty and therefore crime without the Marshal Plan.
Gangs and crime with nearly exclusive white perpetrators have been deeply rooted for more than a century in cities as diverse as Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia, Pittsburg and more between the early 19th century until the 1940s, with largely Irish, Italian and Jewish gangs.
Even today, North and South America has the highest murder per capita rate in the world
And yet even in those times the absolute majority of whites were peaceful and worked hard to get by, just as blacks and others did.
Your reasoning is based on ignorance and xenophobic fear.
@rianbey1 Do you think that I am excusing bad behavior such as gang violence? What world do you live in? As for bodu counts, I wonder how you connect that to sex.
But as for blacks in general, there are at least some 900 million black people in the world and a very small minority of blacks (even if you only count men) are or have ever been in gangs. Black people in the world just like any other defined group of people are socially and culturally extremly diverse.
For instance, you can easily compare countries like Ghana, Rwanda, Burundi, Tanzania, Kenya and many others cuntries with a lower homicide rate than the US. And a majority of homicides in the US is still committed by whites against mostly white victims. Both in rural areas or small towns. The state of Montana with a black population of about 0,55 % has a higher homicide rate per capita compared to all of the countries listed above.
Poverty fostering gang culture is one impotrant factor bu far from the only factor. Exposure to the dsrug trade is another and many poor countries don't have a major drug problem while many rich countries do. Availability to guns is another. Existence of wars and/or civil wars is yet another, which explains why the homicide rates in countries like Congo, South Sudan etc blow through the roof.
Or you can compare Haiti (95 % blacks) or Brazil (60 % blacks) with several Central American countries with proportionally small black populations but still with a murder rate up to five times higher.
Most blacks all over the world do what most other people do, namely work and struggle hard to get food on the table. A lack of major and sustained investments from outside powers are a major factor. As a comparison, Imagine how Europe would have been stuck in abysmal poverty and therefore crime without the Marshal Plan.
Gangs and crime with nearly exclusive white perpetrators have been deeply rooted for more than a century in cities as diverse as Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia, Pittsburg and more between the early 19th century until the 1940s, with largely Irish, Italian and Jewish gangs.
Even today, North and South America has the highest murder per capita rate in the world
And yet even in those times the absolute majority of whites were peaceful and worked hard to get by, just as blacks and others did.
Your reasoning is based on ignorance and xenophobic fear.
Why does this slap so hard
Two types of people n this world . The ones that admit what slaps…. And f***ing liars
Oh god please more. I want to have an entire playlist of this to make my passengers go "WTF?" when they actually pay attention to my music
Lol my dream is to have a retail store and play Simlish covers and these AI covers of songs on the in-store radio and see how many people notice and become puzzled.
Throw in some K.K. Slider too.
You’re likely well aware of _The Gourds_ cover of _Gin and Juice_ but just in case… ua-cam.com/video/ur1N3UyT1lE/v-deo.htmlsi=Yi0EvjdkchES9pOL
If they weren’t paying attention before, they will be paying attention after you play this banger
Mischievous…💫
Appreciate the radio edit version. Sometimes Hank was too real for his own good.
Hank was a real N*gga.
Edited is complete bullshit
Few today have any idea on how popular Hank was back then. He was insanely popular even here in Norway.
Also Hey Good Looking was in GTA San Andreas on the radio
I'm here to say the opposite. Why would you censor this? To ruin ruining it? Lol
This has no business being this good.
I've heard a lot of AI song covers and 90% of the time the voice is just a bit off or unnatural, but your covers are a step above and don't sound unnatural or robotic at all, it's really cool to hear honestly.
As I recall, TIRI's secret is that he actually sings his covers himself, and then uses AI to bend his voice to sound more accurate to the original performer, rather than letting AI do all of the work. So there's still an actual human voice under there forming the spine of the piece, which is crucial.
Same process they did with the new Randy Travis AI song@@InchonDM
TBH this is the best possible use of AI that anyone has yet come up with
THIS IS A MASTERPEICE.
100%
That slide whistle was perfectly placed as always. Keep these coming 👍👍👍
siren whistle*
Slide whistle is the only sound that suffices as a stand in for cusswords. 👂🏾
@@quillclock 🤓
the OBLIGATORY signature slide whistle
@@cooliostarstache5474 to be fair it's like calling a trumpet a saxophone. Sure they're similar but you have to kind of an idiot to not know the diff
Feller is our word you can say fella
Didn't think i'd ever hear Hank Williams use the term "ak-47". Yet here we are.
I mean... He would have known what they were, could have even owned own(I doubt he did, but it was possible).
Fellers with attitudes 🤣 Great work dude! The instrumental solo too, whole track is 🔥
I was so worried until he came out with fellas
I actually heard him say "fellers with platitudes", which might fit just as well
I’m just glad it wasn’t Hank Williams, Jr
@Whititron Jr's son might be worse, he'd release it as a single
I laughed so hard at fellers
Oh, this is great. As someone who enjoys imitating Bing Crosby's voice while singing NWA lyrics, I have the highest appreciation for your efforts.
I need your versions too!
I need to hear this. If you ever start posting them, i will be a huge fan
POST BING-WA
I gotta hear your rendition of Fk The Police.
Richard cheese a lounge singer that does covers
A cowboy with an AK-47 is terrifying. Wait that's basically Fallout New Vegas...
I really need more with Hank. It makes every song appealing to listen to.
We need many, many, many more hankster rap songs! =D
"Hankster rap" wins this comment thread by a mile!
Cleverusername It was in the video.
Aha. Missed that. @@yodathecloverholder69
Hankster, Hankster
there should actually be more hankster songs
"Fellers with attitude" is wild lmao
With the hard R
I can't tell if this is brilliant or terrifying. I feel like if anyone from Hank Williams' era ever heard one of those words, they'd have a heart attack on the spot.
They all said em they just never put it on a record.
I’m a big fan of both Hank and NWA, And I truly think this is the greatest thing I’ve ever seen. Thank you for blessing us with this masterpiece.
Exactly 💯
@jrivers596 I'm the same. Grew up in a household with crazy music tastes. My mum played a lot of Elvis,Beach Boys, Beatles, Zeppelin whilst my Dad liked a lot old Hawaiian and reggae music. My older brother loved 50s-60s country and was playing it 24/7 around the house so it's fair to say it was a household of very interesting music tastes 😂
@@jrivers596 Yep. People who confine themselves to 1 or 2 genres are missing out in my eyes lol.
I love listening to a broad variety of music. Nothing like listening to Boyz-N-The-Hood and I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry back to back XD
Same, my playlists are all over the place.
Whole-heartedly!
As a Hank Williams fan, this was surprisingly good. In terms of the quality of the AI. You did really well at getting the music and mixing perfect, and letting AI mimic his voice.
It seems both really cool, and kind of icky/sad at the same time that this is possible.
If you were a Hank willings fan how could you even say that's close to his voice it's not anywhere near close to his voice
@@TB-vl2mp I disagree. It's one of the best AI voices IMO. Johnny Cash, Sinatra and plenty of others are out there. But IMO this sounds pretty darn good, at least compared to a lot of the other AI voices you find on UA-cam in songs.
Take a look at my comment and tell me what you think.
Don Blake
@@TB-vl2mpit's actually very close to his vibe idiot
I don't agree. Just a few lyric changes and this is a song about Texas Red.
The sound effects in the background absolutely make this song!
That Slide whistle gets me every time 😂
Its very era approximate
Seeing Hank Williams with the moonshine drowned dead eyes, holding a gat, would be truly terrifying.
Dude got nothing to lose.
This is terrifyingly well done
No matter how much I struggle and strive, I will never get out of Compton alive...
The Hank song your referencing was the last song Hank ever recorded before he passed.
Kinda eerie and sad to think about.. Heard an audio recording of an interview with his steel guitar player in 1997 who mentioned that, and said that he, himself, hadn't played it since because it still bothered him.
"That ain't no Hank Williams song!"
Blues Brothers, 1980
*1980
@petemcardlejr1594 my fat fingers accidentally hit the nine instead of the zero on my ohone's keypad. Corrected now and embarrassed I didn't check my typing before posting.
Thanks for alerting me to the typo. Greatly appreciated.
I believe it's the Good Ole'.....Blues Brothers Boys.
Time traveler: *Moves Rock
The Timeline:
I'm completely speechless, mostly because I'm trying to get my breath back from laughing so hard.😂😅
I've been listening to a lot of AI covers lately. Apart from this one and the Johnny Cash one on this channel, I don't think that I've heard any as convincing. There are usually a few artifacts that give away that it was done with AI. Moreover, it should be easier to notice artifacts in this one because the vocals are accompanied by more minimalist instruments. This is extremely well done!
I thought the Elvis one was pretty good too. But yeah, this and the Johnny Cash one are very well done.
In my case, it's usually that inflections or underselling gives it away. Like, Freddie Mercury singing a Michael Jackson song is gonna go harder than Michael would in different places, and SpongeBob wouldn't sing Komm Susser Tod with a blatantly European accent. There I Ruined It is a master of noticing little things like that and accounting for them, which no unassisted AI could ever do in every use case.
Theres a couple that ive heard that are actually pretty good and very convincing. There i ruined it is probably the best of those though.
Worth noting, the creator has some pretty crazy audio manipulation skill even without AI.
There's a guy who did Wario and Waluigi singing "My Way" and the drake and josh theme. He did it a lot like this one where he sang it himself first and had the voice model replace that recording.
Wow... this is legitimately insane!
I'm a massive Hank Williams fan and yet I probably couldn't conclusively tell whether or not it's his real voice, if his death and songtext wouldn't give it away.
Incredibly impressive! We absolutely need more Hank! The man died soo young and had so much potential and love for music left that he never got to share with us..... And while no AI could ever immitate the heart and spirit of Hank, atleast we get to hear his voice again!
The clicks and pops sell the hell out of this.
There are plug-ins that are meant to do just that and have been around for decades.
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iZotope. Also if ypu run a low pass + high pass filter and mix in pre-recorded record noise, you can do it yourself.
*_This is actually so good it should be its own genre of music_*
It already is. Kinda. Outlaw country.
@@dandeluxe8731 yeah the rebel spirit of outlaw country and rap are kind of similar in a way
It has, lol, in the video he called it "Hanksta Rap"
I’ve been saying for years that they are the same genre of music, almost. The youth are the same, almost. Their financial decisions are the same, almost. The gals like almost the same qualities in a young man. They do the same things at the clubs, almost. They make their mamas cry. Marty Robbins made the world’s first concept album and it was more violent than many early rappers. Willie Nelson and Johnny Cash had concept albums, before rap was a popular genre, that were more violent than many early rap albums. Waylon Jennings had a rhythm that I’ve looped so my friends could freestyle. And have you ever seen “tales from the tour bus”? Waylon had weight delivered and it was not soft powder. He fooled the DEA. He wrote songs about it. He even had his own Guinea pig named Billy Joe. Lucky for Billy Joe no one stepped on the man’s dope. He negotiated multi million dollar tours on peanut butter that had already kept him up for weeks. Billy Joe went on to divorce the same woman more than once and while having a drink together on the side of the road before taking his name back from her, some asshat tried to tell Billy Joe what he was going to do to entertain her. Since Billy Joe came to be an old man while testing recreational drugs so his masterpiece songs could be recorded and performed in front of live audiences, making the world a better place he pulled out his little pistol and shot the asshat right “between the mother and the fucker” or as we would need to translate to words Suge Knight would understand, in the mouth. And Waylon named his boy, Shooter. And shooter says, don’t call him an outlaw, he’s a motherfucking gun slinger. And Billy Joe lost his son to an overdose and Dre sold beats to Apple. And Snoop does a tv show with Martha. Paul Cauthen got arrested in south C… Arolina. And he’s got fuck you money to go cocaine country dancing in case Tyler Childers wind cuts cold and decided to go dig for arrowheads while on pills and powder and corn liquor. Meanwhile the Beaumont are in downtown Lubbock preaching that if you don’t love the lord you’re fucking fucked while talking their special ladies into putting an ape suit and climbing on a ladder to jump on her man’s penis while he pretends to be an airplane while some weird porn is on where a statistician fucks a muledeer. All this happened before Yela Hill snuck into a country club and made a sick ass retro beat and video track that has been my go to lifestyle all summer: “money pussy weed gymnastics”
Outlaw country?? Yeah it's dead but it exists. As of yesterday, Google has been around 25 years. Please make use of it.
I would totally buy this if you made an album 🤣
Every time I hear it, I laugh...and I just have to hear it again! Great work! Rates right up there with Always Look at the Bright Side of Life - North Korean Edition. Marvelous!
This genre could be a whole channel.
The best of Hankster Rap.
I really appreciated how Hank Williams really paved the way for other great hits like Nas’ and MFDoom’s famous duo hit “Mamas don’t let your babies grow up to be cowboys”
Mamas dont let your babies grow up to be supervillains
All caps when you spell the mans name.
@@alloutwar650chill tf out. Nobody here is disrespecting him. He’s being mentioned with Hank Sr. That’s a tremendous compliment to both of them.
@@namuhtsuj4025 lol right over your head. Learn up. Type in “all caps” in your google and enjoy. I forgive you.
@@alloutwar650MF DOOM fans trying not to say “All caps when you spell the man’s name.”:
I am late to the party here, just discovered you...and I AM SO GLAD. Your stuff is hilarious and genius. I've been here on the couch watching these for the past hour.
It is actually incredible how good these are.
This bangs. Would buy a whole album of this
Hanksta Rap is something I'd love to hear more
Listen to his grandson. Hank III. Not my cup of tea but...there it is.
How does this not have a billions views by now?! One of the **BEST** videos in all of UA-cam!!
I like the reference to an actual Hank Williams song at the end.
How did this actually sound perfect. Hearing hank williams say "I got a sawwed off" was probably the best thing I've ever heard
tbh, hank probably actually had a sawed off, but for a completely different reason people in compton had them.
@@Joe-ij6of yeah, definitely.
"AK47 is a tool, don't make me act like a mother f*ckin' fool.." lmao
@Joe-ij6of not for shooting?
I love NWA and Hank Williams both extremely dearly so you literally made this for me, especially since you used my favorite Hank song
What the hell, did you secretly read my mind or something? Horrifying but I also love it
I'm a Hank fan too :)
@@ThereIRuinedIt If you think about it, both these songs are really similar thematically due to being against authority
Also, the yodel at "Compton" made my day, this Robot really does Hank well, Jesus
@@ThereIRuinedIt Hank is a fucking King!
@@ThereIRuinedItsame here
You have a very eclectic taste in music.
That is so awesome! You should do a longer version of the whole song!
Straight outta da wagon
As a diehard hank williams Sr fan and a fan of rap music, this is AMAZING, THANK YOU
Everything is perfect, i love the ending part especially
Ever played GTA San Andreas and listened to the radio Hank Williams is playing
This is spookily good. As a Hank fan I’m loving this.
Gangsta rap, Outlaw country…no big difference. Lol
True one is just more explicit
I’m freaking loving it!! Please make more of hank content
My great grandpa was a huge hank Williams fan now I know why
My grandfather was a huge Hank Williams fan and I listened to him for years growing up when he was around. This might be the greatest AI mix I’ve heard.
best use of the whistle yet
Gonna need more Hank Williams please.
Please more hankster rap!!! this was awesome!!! i’m a fan of Hank. I’ve been listening this nonstop for three days.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
It's been stuck in my head for a month or two now
It's so good because it's in tune, Hank was brilliant, but a little flat at times, autotuning has rendered a perfect Hank vocal
Wow, invented a whole new mind bending genre which should have never existed: Hankster Rap ;) thanks for that. Having grown up in East Nashville in the 80’s, I totally appreciate this.
Please do “Nuttin but a G chord” next!
Love the censoring sounds. They fit sooo well😂
Yeah, like if Spike Jones was in the band 🤣
I just cant even convey how happy these rap country mixes make me. Fantastic.
This is actually scary how spot on this is, I love and hate it, Hank will forever be a gem, wish I was able to grow up in those times, such a humble guy and time time era💯
This is fantastic! I grew up in the South during the birth of rap and hip-hop, so I had exposure to Hank Williams and company from the older folks and rap from the younger ones. Hearing them put together so seamlessly is just a amazing. Surprisingly, it works so well that I experienced no cognitive dissonance.
Yeessss they finished a full version! Only having a 35 second version of this was pure torture for me 😂
The yodel on Compton... 🤣🤣🤣🩷
Useful whistle today, too 🤣
Thank you, the yodel was a last-minute addition this morning :)
Honestly, this slaps.
Can you make a full version please, id like to add it to my classic country playlist asap
I'm a huge Hank Williams fan and I hate how much I love this. Just perfect.
Same
Unironically fire outlaw country. I want more
Hankster rap is my new favorite genre 😂😂😂
I dont think any of the AI voices you make sing are enjoying it.. but we sure are.
Consent is the golden rule. There are professional ai voicebanks that you pay for and can sell your music commerically
What people don't realize is that, due to Hank's severe drinking problem, these are the kinds of things he sang when he would get sauced. We just haven't heard many of those recordings yet. 😁😁😁
He had spinal bifida that kept him outta WWII. Alcohol seems to have been his pain management. A shame the FCC wouldn't let him be him
@@Tennesseanyankee I didn't know he had spinal bifida. Thank you for letting me know.
@@Tennesseanyankeeyou tell em Marshall hahahaha
@@joshuaburba1048yeah that’s what caused him to get the medicine which is believed to of killed him
@@ajw7065Yeah, I think the general consensus is that it was alchohol and drug related.
Though I vaguely remember someone try to argue that he was beaten badly earlier that night, and I vaguely remember him citing accounts from people. Can't remember the exact details.
This led me to a bunch of Hank covers like this and they just didn’t click but this was the most natural sounding. Well done.
This is among my very favorites. Ol Hank had street cred.
The ending....pure brilliance!!!
As someone who's a big fan of both artists this is absolutely FANTASTIC!
Oh man, coincidence seeing you here. What happened with you and Samuel?
@@realgroovy24 he turned on me in 2020 because he couldn't accept that we have different opinions on some things.
The dog bark in place of the gunshot was a nice touch
this needs to be on Spotify yesterday
This was fantastic! 😄
😅 If you take requests at all, a friend suggested that _"Let The Bodies Hit The Floor"_ is just _"It's Raining Men"_ from a different perspective and I kinda want to see what could be done with that idea.
This was amazing 🤣 I know some people don't think about this, but I want to say thank you for censoring the curses that way. There's something to be said for respect for the dead and that era in terms of if we are going to adapt their voice without permission for an absurdist joke, it can be done in an honoring way, and I think this was done perfectly. The classic censoring works really well in this case, so across the board you did an amazing job.
Thank you. I couldn’t bear to have ol’ Hank dropping F bombs :)
Hank Sr. probably did have a potty mouth, but he was a gentleman in his performances. Plus the FX for censors made it a more fun song!
I too, now appreciate this. Thank you!✌️
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Its hilarious how Americans get offended by words but not by other actual offensive shit.
THIS IS A PIECE OF GOLD ! and i'm caressing it weirdly...
Literally both ends of my favorite genres. Very familiar with both. I need more Hanksta rap. Would eat it like candy.
“Hanksta Rap”
Thank you, for this. 🤘🏼
@@Corrupted-file he said it in the video, not me 😏
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Did not see that, thanks.
Please keep up the great work! Your creations are very entertaining! 😊
This is absolutely hilarious and brilliant! Hank Williams was a rebel anyway, and I can see him doing a cover of this song if he was alive when it came out.
I have 2 12's in my trunk, moving to Tennessee in a week. Def blasting this at every intersection!
Need more of this. Hanksta rap is a must.
Now this is what a.i. was made for, mixing two greats to create something beautiful
A masterpiece. Like a deleted segment from the Righteous Gemstones
This is what the internet is made for.
This is actually freaking awesome