Say what you want about auto-tune but no one did it better or more unapologetic than T-Pain himself. He wasn’t given the name the king of auto-tune for no reason.
If you don’t know who T-pain is then maybe you didn’t listen to Top 40 in the early aughts, but I’m here to tell you his Twitch is well worth the watch. I find him incredibly entertaining, give it a watch sometime and I think you will feel the same.
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