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The funny thing is that this bit doesn't even work because you would have to say "Ok Google play Ok Google Play Music". The bit would be much more effective if
by slg 6y ago
The funny thing is that this bit doesn't even work because you would have to say "Ok Google play Ok Google Play Music". The bit would be much more effective if the album was just named "Music" and the tracks various genres. However then the fact that the name is a bit isn't even noticeable. There is a weird balancing act between the effectiveness of art and making it clear that what you are doing is art at all. This artist choice the latter.
- jaynetics 6y ago> The funny thing is that this bit doesn't even work because you would have to say "Ok Google play Ok Google Play Music" the next step for it to go really viral would be to make the album consist only of various generic voices saying "ok google play ok google play music".
- tolbish 6y agoSouth Park did something like that. https://youtube.com/watch?v=u_kQJiogKCE https://youtube.com/watch?v=u_kQJiogKCE It's South Park, so the nsfw should be implied.
- lostgame 6y agoThis is understatedly one of the best tech pranks ever, especially recently. (The Max Headroom TV hacking incident comes to mind not-so-recently) Minutes into the episode Twitter was full of people posting about how it was messing with everyone's smart speakers. Tech comedy gold.
- elefanten 6y agoI took that to be the point; that in addition to all the title permutations, the user may have to prepend the command of whatever service they're using. This creates even more combinations and even more shenanigans.
- gdw2 6y agoWhat if you said, "Alexa play Ok Google Play Music"? Might be a scenario when both your Alexa and Google devices (e.g. android phones, etc) would start play music unintentionally.
- chemeng 6y agoI first noticed this type of thing happening when "Ok Google, play Release Radar" started playing a "Releaseradar" album/single vs. my Spotify Release Radar playlist as it used to. Simply infuriating.