The Rolling Stones Perform as Younger Selves in New Video
The four-minute clip shows the band as younger selves and features Odessa A'zion, with the new album due in July.
- The Rolling Stones released a new video for "In the Stars" on Thursday, featuring Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood as CGI de-aged versions of themselves performing the song.
- Using artificial intelligence to rejuvenate the band's appearance, the four-minute video represents an inventive application of technology that has become ubiquitous in entertainment production.
- Recent Oscar nominee Odessa, known for "Marty Supreme", appears in the video alongside the de-aged Stones, dancing in a scene that transforms a studio session into a celebration.
- New music from the Stones and Paul McCartney generates excitement amid what observers describe as a disappointing era for contemporary popular music production.
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The Rolling Stones have just released a new single, In The Star, which is presented as the first breakthrough of the album Foreign Tongues, the number 26 British, which will be released on July 10th. The song is accompanied by a surprising and bold video clip that stars star in a rejuvenated way. By using artificial intelligence technology the Rolling Stones have surprised their followers, in a video that recovers the appearance and vitality of …
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The coming of widespread AI usage by the masses has allowed humanity to fulfill many of its long-held creative dreams, most notably “What if all human artwork looked like the aftermath of a Vaseline explosion at the bullshit factory?” But it’s also paved the way for even more exciting and specific fantasies, like “What if The Rolling Stones could look like they did in the 1970s, but still sound like they’re all in their 80s, and also somehow the…
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