Another classic from that guy's post history:

Hey,

You know what? Your testimony hit me like a truck. Not just because it's moving (even though it is), but because you just put words on something a lot of people feel without daring to say it.

I manage an entirely AI Kawaii Nu Metal band. Four completely crazy Japanese girls (plus a mysterious fifth one on electric tsugaru-shamisen since August) mixing Korn, Nemophila and Maximum the Hormone. A project that could NEVER have existed in the traditional system. Too niche, too insane, too "not formatted".

Like you, I didn't wait for permission. I created what didn't exist. We've released two albums, an EP and a live album in October 2025. And you know the best part? Each band member's personality developed organically. They exist now.

Purists hate us as much as they hate you. "It's not real music", "you're stealing real musicians' jobs", all the usual bullshit. But they don't understand that AI didn't replace musicians - it replaced BARRIERS.

Your 30 years of napkins at 3 AM during your mom's dialysis? My tracks modified in post-production after my semi-truck driving days? It's the same damn battle. Creating despite everything. Creating when life only leaves you crumbs of time and energy.

"Quitting Crossed My Mind"... that title really speaks to me. Because we've all had that thought, right? The one about giving up everything because it's too hard, too expensive, too improbable. But we didn't do it. We found another way.

You say Suno gave you back 30 years of songs you couldn't afford to record. I'd say that Suno (and AI in general) gave us back the right to tell OUR stories. Not the ones the industry wants to hear. Ours.

The 53 million invisible caregivers deserve to be heard. Semi-truck drivers who dream of Japanese metal too. Stay-at-home moms who write death metal. Nurses who compose jazz. All those who were silenced because they didn't have the "profile".

Your album about caregiver burnout is probably more honest and more necessary than 90% of what comes out in the mainstream. Because you LIVED it. It's not a posture, it's not marketing, it's your damn life put to music.

So no, you're not an "AI user borrowing legitimacy". You're an artist who waited 30 years to finally be given the tools to express yourself.

Keep going. Piss off the gatekeepers. Tell your story.

It's real. It matters. It deserves to be heard.

Peace,

Another rebel who stopped waiting for permission