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Suno Kills Controversial Mary J. Blige Ad Where She Seems to Endorse the AI Music Generator (EXCLUSIVE)

Suno pulls a controversial Mary J. Blige advertisement after the singer appeared to endorse the AI music generator.

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The story so far

Blige drew criticism after appearing in an AI music company advertisement for Suno, in which she reportedly called the AI music generator pretty dope. The appearance created the impression that the singer endorsed the AI music platform. Following the public backlash, Mary J.

Blige disavowed the advertisement. Outlets including Billboard, Yahoo, The Hollywood Reporter, and Variety tracked the unfolding controversy as public criticism mounted over the campaign. Suno ultimately killed and pulled the controversial advertisement.

Coverage does not yet specify any further statements from the artist or the company regarding the pulled campaign.

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The obvious questions

What did Mary J. Blige reportedly call the AI generator?

Coverage states she called it pretty dope.

Which company created the advertisement?

Suno created the advertisement.

What is the current status of the advertisement?

Suno has pulled and scrapped the ad following criticism and disavowal.

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