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Hillsborough

Thanks for the kind comments but I just see it as a weakness. People go to war for years and see ten times as bad shit, over years. This was obviously a terrible afternoon. But it was one afternoon.
It not weakness bro, if anything its the exact opposite.. You are still here while feeling and having suffered and still suffering that trauma.
You are a bloody inspiration to us all...

YNWA
 
I can see Ren doing a banging track given these lyrics and sentiments. I may toy with that later, but I'm usually loathe to use artist voice clones.

He would probably do it properly if asked.
 
I'm gonna throw a couple of rough attempts in here. I've put no effort into post-production, so they aren't great. Mostly just me playing around with new AI tech.

If it's in poor taste, lemme know and I'll remove them.

First one is a bit rough and angry...


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2A-8T0JwKYc

Man that hit hard. Given the subject matter I think rough and angry is bang on.
 
It really is. I only spent five minutes looking at the ceiling, thinking about a day just wanna go away, but look how mamma mia had made it play, I don't really know to say.

But fuck all that because he can do that, he can bat and infuse that, he's making us stronger while the message is getting wronger

He's from South Africa so he doesn't have to care about him or her, he's just done it, because he's got wit, because he's got style and one day I'll repay him

Because gratidude is the only way I can pay, and there's gonna be a day, that I can thank you, because gratidude is all I've got but believe me man, it means a lot.
 
Man’s got bars for days, slick with the wordplay,
Dropping lines like fire, I’m just here to say,
You set me up right, gave me that sweet view,
Made a dream come alive, yeah, that’s thanks to you.

So if debts get counted, I'm the one who owes,
For that lifelong gift, man, the gratitude flows.
Seats and dreams? You nailed that right from the start—
You got my respect, and that comes from the heart.
 
On a dead serious note, AI tools bring the technical aspects of creativity to the masses in a really impressive way, but they're rubbish at writing anything that's actually good.

You've got that talent / skill / gift / ability that's essential for anything that tries to be art.
 
Which AI tools did you use?

For what I've posted thus far, I used Suno.com for the music, and LTX Studio for the video scenes.

There are a couple of video scenes that I seeded using content generated through Runway's Gen-3 text-to-video, but that wasn't essential.

For a really slick end product, I would probably use Runway to generate each scene of 3-10sec and then stitch them together with a proper video editing tool.
 
They're crazy good. I work within developing children's social care and that sort of tech will go onto support life story work organisations do with some children and young people in understanding their childhood, experiences, trauma, etc, creating a personalised record of their journey. It will prove really impactful.
 
It really is. I only spent five minutes looking at the ceiling, thinking about a day just wanna go away, but look how mamma mia had made it play, I don't really know to say.

But fuck all that because he can do that, he can bat and infuse that, he's making us stronger while the message is getting wronger

He's from South Africa so he doesn't have to care about him or her, he's just done it, because he's got wit, because he's got style and one day I'll repay him

Because gratidude is the only way I can pay, and there's gonna be a day, that I can thank you, because gratidude is all I've got but believe me man, it means a lot.

Mama Mia, get to work on part 2 !
 
This was awesome, you need to tell do Gen AI workshop to tell us how you did it. Finally AI for something cool.

The videos take a little bit of effort, but the songs are ridiculously simple to create.

Go to https://suno.com/ and paste in some lyrics (or just an idea and let it write the lyrics for you), pick a style, and click Create.
It will make two versions of the song in less than a minute!

You can get a little more advanced with it, but it's not necessary. It does a remarkable job right off the bat.

If you want to take it to the next level, download the created song and use Replay (replay.io) to change the voice to almost any well-known artist.
 
I would like a match thread put into a song
On Saturday we have a major test,
Now is not the time for players to rest.
Another start at lunch time
TNT are fucking swines

We all know that Ali is dead,
So we turn to the lad with the golden head.
We will be up against a block that is low,
On the right we need Trent and Fuck off Mo.

Looking at the left hand side
I want to give them a torrid ride
Trickery and some killer delivery
Greek scouser and Colombian wizardry

For the core of the defence
Only one combo makes any sense
In the middle of the park it’s an easy pick
it has to be Mac, Gravy and the handsome prick

That just leaves who is up top,
All that is available is the ponytailed flop.
He loves fishing and can’t speak english
He will probably be offside and never finish.
 
On Saturday we have a major test,
Now is not the time for players to rest.
Another start at lunch time
TNT are fucking swines

We all know that Ali is dead,
So we turn to the lad with the golden head.
We will be up against a block that is low,
On the right we need Trent and Fuck off Mo.

Looking at the left hand side
I want to give them a torrid ride
Trickery and some killer delivery
Greek scouser and Colombian wizardry

For the core of the defence
Only one combo makes any sense
In the middle of the park it’s an easy pick
it has to be Mac, Gravy and the handsome prick

That just leaves who is up top,
All that is available is the ponytailed flop.
He loves fishing and can’t speak english
He will probably be offside and never finish.


 
Morgan Freeman Applause GIF by The Academy Awards
 
@Woland would you like the original files? I think it's worth sharing these publicly unless you're gonna record something properly with it.
 
The videos take a little bit of effort, but the songs are ridiculously simple to create.

Go to https://suno.com/ and paste in some lyrics (or just an idea and let it write the lyrics for you), pick a style, and click Create.
It will make two versions of the song in less than a minute!

You can get a little more advanced with it, but it's not necessary. It does a remarkable job right off the bat.

If you want to take it to the next level, download the created song and use Replay (replay.io) to change the voice to almost any well-known artist.
Thanks, will give it a go.
 
Yeah I thought it was excellent and the only rap I like is Eminem!

I like that initial version but it's fucking me off that it says "Backwards, geekwards" rather than "gakwards" and I can't seem to recreate it.

The only edit I made to Woland's text was to spell it "gackwards" in the following iterations so it pronounced it properly.
 
Just a quick update on this. I've been getting counselling about it all for the first time ever and it's going well. I was at a meeting with the Hillsborough Survivors Association last night at Anfield and of the approx fifty people there, three including me were brand new at their first ever meeting, so it's not just me that's felt it hard recently, there must be something in the ether at the moment.

Three is also a significant number because three people who were at Hillsborough and then went to Paris for the CL final a few years ago came home and killed themselves. Three (hundred) is the amount of people who were at Hillsborough alone who have subsequently taken their own lives. Survivor's guilt is one hell of a drug kids. Just say no.

Also want to point out that the HSA do all this voluntarily and have over the years in combination with consultant psychotherapists put together a program to combat complex PTSD. It's so successful that they're now using it to train Merseyside Police. Nottingham Forest supporters who suffer with trauma have benefited too and it's been amended and shared with groups who have survived many other completely unrelated tragic events.

I didn't realise it was a thing but there was a lady from the Notts Forest survivors group who had driven up for the meeting last night. They watched it all happen and got forgotten about and have to put up with all the tragedy chanting in their home end. She was talking about the various banning orders she's had placed on people from her own fanbase by videoing them and reporting them, because every time she hears it it takes her right back to the day.

Anyways I'll shut up now but if you ever see a dude outside Anfield with a tub collecting for the HSA, put a few quid in, they're great people.
 
Just a quick update on this. I've been getting counselling about it all for the first time ever and it's going well. I was at a meeting with the Hillsborough Survivors Association last night at Anfield and of the approx fifty people there, three including me were brand new at their first ever meeting, so it's not just me that's felt it hard recently, there must be something in the ether at the moment.

Three is also a significant number because three people who were at Hillsborough and then went to Paris for the CL final a few years ago came home and killed themselves. Three (hundred) is the amount of people who were at Hillsborough alone who have subsequently taken their own lives. Survivor's guilt is one hell of a drug kids. Just say no.

Also want to point out that the HSA do all this voluntarily and have over the years in combination with consultant psychotherapists put together a program to combat complex PTSD. It's so successful that they're now using it to train Merseyside Police. Nottingham Forest supporters who suffer with trauma have benefited too and it's been amended and shared with groups who have survived many other completely unrelated tragic events.

I didn't realise it was a thing but there was a lady from the Notts Forest survivors group who had driven up for the meeting last night. They watched it all happen and got forgotten about and have to put up with all the tragedy chanting in their home end. She was talking about the various banning orders she's had placed on people from her own fanbase by videoing them and reporting them, because every time she hears it it takes her right back to the day.

Anyways I'll shut up now but if you ever see a dude outside Anfield with a tub collecting for the HSA, put a few quid in, they're great people.
Good to hear you're getting the support, and sounds like a great group of people you've connected with. The woman from Forest sounds like a proper legend.
 
Just a quick update on this. I've been getting counselling about it all for the first time ever and it's going well. I was at a meeting with the Hillsborough Survivors Association last night at Anfield and of the approx fifty people there, three including me were brand new at their first ever meeting, so it's not just me that's felt it hard recently, there must be something in the ether at the moment.

Three is also a significant number because three people who were at Hillsborough and then went to Paris for the CL final a few years ago came home and killed themselves. Three (hundred) is the amount of people who were at Hillsborough alone who have subsequently taken their own lives. Survivor's guilt is one hell of a drug kids. Just say no.

Also want to point out that the HSA do all this voluntarily and have over the years in combination with consultant psychotherapists put together a program to combat complex PTSD. It's so successful that they're now using it to train Merseyside Police. Nottingham Forest supporters who suffer with trauma have benefited too and it's been amended and shared with groups who have survived many other completely unrelated tragic events.

I didn't realise it was a thing but there was a lady from the Notts Forest survivors group who had driven up for the meeting last night. They watched it all happen and got forgotten about and have to put up with all the tragedy chanting in their home end. She was talking about the various banning orders she's had placed on people from her own fanbase by videoing them and reporting them, because every time she hears it it takes her right back to the day.

Anyways I'll shut up now but if you ever see a dude outside Anfield with a tub collecting for the HSA, put a few quid in, they're great people.
That number of 300 post Hillsborough suicides is just awful. There really needs to be more done to publicise that continuing trauma for survivors still dealing with that day.
 
Just a quick update on this. I've been getting counselling about it all for the first time ever and it's going well. I was at a meeting with the Hillsborough Survivors Association last night at Anfield and of the approx fifty people there, three including me were brand new at their first ever meeting, so it's not just me that's felt it hard recently, there must be something in the ether at the moment.

Three is also a significant number because three people who were at Hillsborough and then went to Paris for the CL final a few years ago came home and killed themselves. Three (hundred) is the amount of people who were at Hillsborough alone who have subsequently taken their own lives. Survivor's guilt is one hell of a drug kids. Just say no.

Also want to point out that the HSA do all this voluntarily and have over the years in combination with consultant psychotherapists put together a program to combat complex PTSD. It's so successful that they're now using it to train Merseyside Police. Nottingham Forest supporters who suffer with trauma have benefited too and it's been amended and shared with groups who have survived many other completely unrelated tragic events.

I didn't realise it was a thing but there was a lady from the Notts Forest survivors group who had driven up for the meeting last night. They watched it all happen and got forgotten about and have to put up with all the tragedy chanting in their home end. She was talking about the various banning orders she's had placed on people from her own fanbase by videoing them and reporting them, because every time she hears it it takes her right back to the day.

Anyways I'll shut up now but if you ever see a dude outside Anfield with a tub collecting for the HSA, put a few quid in, they're great people.

Great to hear that it's helping you, mate... One day at a time. YNWA and we all love ya.
 
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