Check out some incredible covers of K-pop idols made by Artificial Intelligence that look real
Nowadays, there is a lot of talk about the famous AI, Artificial Intelligence. This technology is a system capable of simulating human-like intelligence, which has been studied for decades, but has become even more popular today.
Artificial Intelligence has countless functions, and can appear in different areas of our lives. However, something that has been very successful on social media is the use of AI to take the voices of celebrities and public figures, and make them sing songs that we would probably never be able to see.
In K-pop, many fans have also taken advantage of this technology to create covers of their favorite idols in different songs. With that in mind, RECREIO has selected 5 covers that you need to check out. Look!
1. Jungkook (BTS) — Attention (Charlie Puth)
Released in 2017, “Attention” is part of the singer’s second studio album Charlie Puth, “Voicenotes”. The song was written by the artist himself, in collaboration with Jacob Kasher.
2. TWICE — FIESTA (IZ*ONE)
“FIESTA” is the title track for girl group IZ*ONE’s first full-album, titled “BLOOM*IZ”, which was released in 2020. The track, which had four wins on South Korean music shows, became one of the great successes of the group formed on the reality show Produce 48.
3. Bang Chan (Stray Kids) — Seven (Jungkook, BTS)
The song “Seven” marked the official solo debut of Jungkook, member of BTS. The hit, which features the rapper Latto, was responsible for giving the idol a series of records on international music charts, such as being the first South Korean soloist to win first place, simultaneously, on the Hot 100, Global 200 and Global Excl charts. from Billboard.
4. Rosé (BLACKPINK) — Enchanted (Taylor Swift)
Being one of the biggest artists in pop music today, Taylor Swift has been in the industry for 17 years. Known mainly for her romantic lyrics, one of the American singer’s great classics is “Enchanted”, a track from her third studio album “Speak Now”, a song inspired by her romantic involvement with the vocalist and founder of the band Owl City, Adam Young.
5. Hanni (NewJeans) — Evidence (Chitãozinho & Xororó)
Chitãozinho & Xororó They are one of the main country duos in Brazil. Responsible for an endless list of hits, one of their biggest hits is “Evidências”, a re-recording of the singer-songwriter’s song Leonardo Sullivan. Today, the track is known by the public as one of Brazil’s anthems.
Source: Recreio
