Rapper Finesse2Tymes Put His Record Deal In ChatGPT And Found Out He Got, Got, In Record Deal…Allegedly [VIDEO]

Oftentimes these days people have a question about something and they ask Chat.  ChatGPT, that is an AI-powered, conversational chatbot developed by OpenAI that generates human-like text responses based on user prompts. It can draft, brainstorm, code, analyze images, and answer questions by predicting language patterns learned from vast data. It is used for tasks like writing, learning, and automation.  Recently rapper Finesse2Tymes put his record deal in ChatGPT and Chat told him he got, got, according to the AI assistant in an app.

The Memphis-born rapper, Finesse2Tymes, whose 2026 single “Creepin” was released through Atlantic and J. Prince Jr.’s Mob Ties, shared footage to Instagram showing him using the ChatGPT to break down the specifics of his agreement.   Chat told Finesse2Tymes that he has a “360 deal”  which typically means that a label gets a cut of all of an artist’s potential revenue streams, including everything from music to tours to merch, now Finesse2Tymes wants out.

“I done finally found my Mob Ties contract,” … “Got a lawyer to look over it. But a lot of lawyers, they don’t really wanna fuck with it. They fuck with it, but they don’t really wanna fuck with it. I got a couple people that done reached out to me, and I just sent it to them. I still don’t trust this shit a whole lot. … So this is my first time ever using ChatGPT. I never use this shit. Everybody been encouraging me to try to use this shit. So I’m gonna try to use it for the first time.”

“Let me out, or I’m going to spend my entire life to bring y’all down,” he wrote. “For all the Mob Ties street guys that got love for me and that I got love for, I hope this don’t come between us. But finding out I don’t own my masters, I agreed to a partnership. Y’all got me good.”

All though ChatGPT as well as other AI-Powered apps may produce some great help and answers, it’s important that people keep in mind that all AI is human driven meaning it can produce incorrect information, which is called “hallucinations” in technical terms.

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