Let's talk about Danny' technological monstrosities.
You'd think he's just throwing prompts into Suno like every other talentless hack, right? Aiming for generic, bland crap? Oh no, he's a true visionary of sonic torment. He doesn't just make generic shit; he is actively, deliberately, and
maliciously seeking out ways to make his so-called "music" a punishing auditory assault, worse than any human being could possibly conceive on purpose.
He starts with a moderately awful AI track from Suno or Udio - which is already scraping the bottom of the barrel, mind you, and then, because he's DLE, he decides it's
still not bad enough. He hacks out those AI voices, possibly with a rusty butter knife, and then shoves in his "preferred" voices from Weights.gg.
The outcome is a cacophony of digital shrieks. Best case scenario, it's tortured AI models that clearly weren't meant to sing, or if they
were, Dan's brain-damaged editing somehow makes them warble off-key because he thinks the word "quirky" means "actively painful."
Worst case scenario, you've got ghost whispers of the original AI voice still audible under the new layers of auditory dogshit, like in the first Bearimore album of his. It's a masterclass in making something awful even more irredeemably worse.
Excpetions exist, like
The Hungrycats Crew or a few
DinkyToonz songs, but they are just momentary blips in his otherwise consistent parade of failure.
But of course, the depraved AI obsession isn't just limited to music. The resident internet predator also "voices" his "cartoons" with the cloned AI monstrosities. That alone is treading into legal minefield territory, but Danny, bless his utterly devoid-of-conscience heart, has to take it to the next level.
He doesn't just use generic AI voice clones; he uses the
actual voice of a
real person like "Weird Al" Yankovic. Not for a character
played or
voiced by him, mind you, but literally just "Weird Al" himself, spouting whatever disgusting nonsense Danny's perverted brain conjures up. This is not just a legal clusterfuck waiting to occur, it's a complete moral abyss. "Weird Al" Yankovic is a living, breathing person, and it's guaranteed that he'd be absolutely horrified to find out that some basement-dwelling creepy pedophile is using his voice to churn out degenerate fetish slop content aimed at children. It is beyond creepy and straight-up malicious and exploitative.
And then we have his "animation." Remember that laughably bad CGI sequence in the episode "Parenthood" of
DinkyToonz?
Yeah, that wasn't some miracle of Danny's so-called "talent"; that is more AI-generated slop.
Because, shocker, the one poor soul who actually had a modicum of skill in CGI finally escaped the clutches after Danny predictably drove off their friend. So what is a talentless hack to do? Turn to AI to make his already visually offensive "cartoons" even more offensively pixelated.
Here's the kicker. You can't even hit him with the normal "AI is unethical" or "stealing art" arguments, because Danny has already managed to paint himself into a corner so profoundly pathetic that his options are:
- Crawl back to those ancient GoAnimate text-to-speech voices, which probably sound better than his own voice anyway.
- Relentlessly stalk and groom more impressionable children for his increasingly desperate fetish material - which is thankfully getting more harder for the creep to pull off.
- Keep using those utterly dreadful voice changers that make him sound like a dying robot gargling gravel.
So... AI, however awful, is pretty much is only remaining path to inflict auditory pain. Let's be real, "better than Danny's voice through a broken voice changer" is not exactly a high bar to clear. Plus, as if this sick fuck would ever give a single rat's ass about "ethics" or the "environment."
He is just too busy panicking about getting busted for his actual crimes to care if his "art" is "green" or "morally sound."
The only so-called "ethics" Danny understands are the ones that keep him out of jail and allow him to keep pumping out his vile garbage.
f course; my imposter Mr C. Aka 
