Tyga isn’t bothered to admit he used Suno to create his new album. But does that fact make it chart ineligible per new rules laid out by the IFPI? Tyga’s new album, the ‘80s synthpop-inspired project $tarface, faced allegations of AI use from the beginning. But the West Coast rap…
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Tyga Openly Admits to Using Suno to Create His Latest Album—Does That Make It Ineligible to Chart?
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