I remember the first time I heard a scrappy local band on a random playlist, and it felt like finding a secret. That connection, that spark, is the entire point of music. AI songs don't have it, and letting them flood streaming platforms turns art into background noise and buries actual humans under an infinite pile of algorithm sludge. You can't just swap in a machine and call it creativity. The platforms are already broken for independent artists; this makes it fatal.

Where's your actual argument, or was "Hey" the whole case for drowning real musicians in an infinite sewer of machine-generated filler? You didn't defend anything, and that tells me everything. Streaming platforms are a finite attention economy, and every AI track sitting in a playlist is one less slot a human might've earned. It's not about whether the tech is cool. It's about whether we let companies carpet-bomb the culture with soulless product. You want AI songs on there? Then explain why a broke kid with a guitar deserves to compete against a billion free songs. You can't, because they don't.

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