Originally Posted by Fdemetrio
Originally Posted by bennash
Actually it's dead on topic everything I said . You just don't have any original thoughts . I'd work on that while you're pushing Suno buttons . Its Sunday . You could have 50 songs done by noon for a cost of 50 cents . The cheap Charlie in New York stuck in past . Pry that wallet open . 50 cents. Deal of the century .

Do the words dummy up, mean anything to you?


So thats Ai to clean up my grammar . But the originality is all mine .


Again, that is not original thinking. It's a cliché that's been said about six trillion times. You really need to work on that. Original thinking is pretty important for a songwriter.
Dummy up means stupid, I'm not stupid . So besides being a cliché. You have a problem on what words mean. For 5 million dollars I'll teach you . Or spend it on Suno . It's a toss up, robots or knowledge .

Go push your buttons on Suno and maybe ask it what original thinking is. You can afford it. It's only a penny.

My toaster is like Motel 6, with roaches living in it. Now, that's original thinking!

You should murder every cliché you can think of. Maybe have a firing squad on TV, like Trump's going to do.

"Cliché, you have been accused of treason!"

BANG! You're dead!

Maybe the other clichés out there will think twice before committing treason. It might not stop them all, but it'll make them think.

Of course, they're dead, so how much thinking are they going to do?

It's sound logic!

Actually, George Carlin came up with that idea. Kill 'em on HBO!

We need some justice when it comes to clichés, just like this dog in the video.

That cliché had absolutely zero respect for that dog!

And that's the problem with clichés. They've been getting away with murder for years. It's time somebody started shooting back.

God Bless America. And may originality survive the firing squad. Without that, you're sunk as a songwriter .

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Last edited by bennash; 10/12/26 02:20 AM.
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