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Tyler, the Creator has released his second new song in a week, 'Sorry Not Sorry.' The music video for it was directed by himself. The song follows the release of 'Dogtooth,' with both tracks appearing on the deluxe edition of the rapper's sixth and most recent studio album, 'Call Me If You Get Lost.'  Tyler announced the new collection earlier this week on Twitter, explaining that he had "a lot of songs" left over from the LP. “Some of those songs I really love, and knew they would never see the light of day, so I’ve decided to put a few of them out,” he added.

After being posted online, an AI-generated verse in the style of Kanye West has gone viral. The video, which was shared recently, demonstrates how AI can accurately replicate any musician's voice and create musical content that sounds like it was recorded by the artists themselves. The video was shared by AI expert Roberto Nickson, who used the computer programme to create an approximation of West's voice and share an AI-created verse that references the rapper's recent controversies. “All you have to do is record reference vocals and replace them with a trained model of any musician you like,” Nickson wrote on Twitter in explaining how he developed the verse. “I found this Kanye-style beat on YouTube, I wrote eight bars, I’m gonna record them now and then I’m gonna have AI Kanye replace me.” The final product included lyrics such as: “I attacked a whole religion all because of my ignorance/ What was I thinking/ That was some b**** s***/ I lost Adidas/ But I’m still Yeezy”.

Taylor Swift fulfilled a young fan's wish by responding to a letter given to her during a live show. The incident occurred during the pop star's Las Vegas performance as part of her ongoing 'Eras' tour.  Bella, a seven-year-old Swifty, wrote Swift a letter and set out on a mission to have it delivered to the singer-songwriter during the show. Gina Lanzino, Bella's mother, then shared details of the letter and Swift's response on TikTok. The letter, according to the update, asks the singer what her favourite colour is and includes a drawing by Bella: “‘Dear Taylor, I’m your biggest fan. My favourite colour is… what’s yours?’ [It read, then] she drew a little picture,” Lanzino stated in the post. “She says, ‘I’m gonna bring this to the show and make sure Taylor gets this letter. I was kinda like, ‘I don’t really think that’s going to happen, but let’s try.’”