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Where are the iconic acts that people will come out for in droves even 50 years from now? Taylor can obviously lip synch to fake tracks forever. Name anyone else? Will Swift's repetitive motifs of girl is wronged by bad boys hold up when she is in her 50s and beyond? With this audience, it might. But who else? I have never seen an era with so few talents to grab onto. Of course now that the industry is being revealed for what it is (blackmail and manipulation by organized crime and a partnership with globalist interests pushing government propaganda) I think the door is wide open for A.I. to become king faster than we think. People already follow fake bands and even fake humans on social media. They are finding that in a lot of these supposedly popular "influencers" that as much as 90% of their "followers" and comments are 100% bots. Very little of what we see on line is real. Now, one of the last supposedly "human" artforms, live performance, is being faked. I won't be surprised when Holographic Bands start touring, with licensed bands like Kiss (the first) doing hologram concerts with new content based on their catalog, look, style and merchandise, and people buying tickets to see it like Taylor Swift. Why not? There really isn't a difference.

We will be lucky if people in the near future bother to make art at all. I think is is most likely going to be music on demand for each of us based on our relationship with our personal A.I. That tech will learn so much about us, IT will make the art we consume, for an audience of 1 most of the time. Sure, we may share with family or friends, but when tech gives you EXACTLY what YOU want without other humans involved, that will dominate. So lost generation or simply last generation applies. You can't maintain a culture without fellow humans leading the way. We will have a culture of monopolies, between yourself and yourself.