Fenix Flexin isn’t even denying using AI to make ‘Rubberz’ anymore
That cover art is almost certainly AI too. | Image: Fenix Flexin It took long enough, but now LA rapper Fenix Flexin appears to have admitted using AI for the 80s synth pop-themed song "Rubberz." His comments follow the producer Medasin's videos claiming that an AI tool called Treblo (formerly Sonauto) was used to make the song, and the company releasing an AI detector that identifies it as Treblo AI-created. In a reply to a comment pointing out that Tyga admitted to relying on
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LA rapper Fenix Flexin has shifted his position on AI use in his song "Rubberz," now claiming he never denied using AI, despite previously stating publicly that there was no AI on the track. His latest comment insists that AI was only used as a tool and had nothing to do with the recording process, though a producer's videos and an AI detector claimed the song was created using an AI tool called Treblo. Fenix's changing statements follow weeks of efforts to dispel AI allegations, including posting claimed recording session files and insisting the song was made by two humans in his living room.
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