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Luke Bryan denies AI use in new song 'Fish Hunt Golf Drink
Country singer Luke Bryan has addressed social media allegations that his new song, 'Fish Hunt Golf Drink,' was created using artificial intelligence. During an appearance on the 'This Past Weekend with Theo Von' podcast, Bryan denied the claims, stating the song was co-written with Chase McGill and Matt Dragstrem.
Bryan explained that the song's inspiration stemmed from a text message exchange with fellow singer Riley Green regarding plans to 'fish, hunt, golf, drink.' While Green confirmed the existence of the text exchange during a previous podcast appearance, he clarified that he had no involvement in the songwriting process and did not suggest the text should be used for a song.
Bryan expressed frustration with the online backlash, attributing the AI narrative to social media users and teenagers. He described the vitriol he received as unwarranted and reacted strongly to critics who posted videos expressing hatred toward him.
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Chase McGill · Luke Bryan · Matt Dragstrem · Riley Green · Theo Von
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- [○ 1 SOURCE] Luke Bryan expressed frustration toward social media users who criticized him. www.foxnews.com
- [● 3 SOURCES] Luke Bryan denied using artificial intelligence to write his song 'Fish Hunt Golf Drink'. theboot.com · tasteofcountry.com · www.foxnews.com
- [● 2 SOURCES] Riley Green confirmed the text message exchange but denied involvement in the songwriting process. theboot.com · tasteofcountry.com
- [● 2 SOURCES] Luke Bryan co-wrote the song with Chase McGill and Matt Dragstrem. theboot.com · tasteofcountry.com
- [● 2 SOURCES] Luke Bryan stated the song was inspired by a text exchange with Riley Green. theboot.com · tasteofcountry.com