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Transcript
ChatGPT.
Yes, I'm here.
>> What?
>> ready, just let me know what you'd like
to talk about.
>> Enough. What is the controversy behind
Queen's song "Another One Bites the
Dust"?
The controversy mainly comes from what's
called backmasking. Some people claim
that if you play
>> Concisely. Concisely, tell me the issue.
Some people believe that when played
backwards, the song had a hidden message
supposedly saying, "It's fun to smoke
marijuana."
The band never intended that, but it
caused quite a stir at the time. Does it
actually say that?
No, it doesn't. It's basically an
auditory illusion. People hear what they
expect to hear once it's suggested. All
right.
>> Queen just wanted to write
>> Say "Another
One Bites the Dust" five times [music]
backwards.
I can't truly reverse audio in real
time, but I can mimic the sound. It
might sound something like "sud at seb
rehton uh". Repeating that five times
would just be that pattern again and
again.
>> All right, do it five times.
All right, mimicking that sound five
times. "Sud at seb rehton uh". "Sud at
seb rehton uh".
"Sud at seb rehton uh". "Sud at seb
rehton uh". "Sud at seb rehton uh".
There you have it. Say it faster.
[music]
No problem. If you need anything else,
forward or backward, I'm here.
Say it faster.
All right, here's the fast version. "Sud
at seb rehton uh". "Sud at seb rehton
uh". "Sud at seb rehton uh". "Sud at seb
rehton uh". There you go.
Hm.
Sounds like there could be something
there.
It does have that eerie quality, right?
But I promise, it's just our brains
[music] trying to make patterns out of
sound. Queen definitely didn't leave a
secret message, just a funky bassline.
>> How do you know? How do you know they
didn't leave it on purpose? Well, the
band members themselves addressed it.
They said it was just a funky track and
nothing intentional.
Yes, I'm here.
>> What?
>> ready, just let me know what you'd like
to talk about.
>> Enough. What is the controversy behind
Queen's song "Another One Bites the
Dust"?
The controversy mainly comes from what's
called backmasking. Some people claim
that if you play
>> Concisely. Concisely, tell me the issue.
Some people believe that when played
backwards, the song had a hidden message
supposedly saying, "It's fun to smoke
marijuana."
The band never intended that, but it
caused quite a stir at the time. Does it
actually say that?
No, it doesn't. It's basically an
auditory illusion. People hear what they
expect to hear once it's suggested. All
right.
>> Queen just wanted to write
>> Say "Another
One Bites the Dust" five times [music]
backwards.
I can't truly reverse audio in real
time, but I can mimic the sound. It
might sound something like "sud at seb
rehton uh". Repeating that five times
would just be that pattern again and
again.
>> All right, do it five times.
All right, mimicking that sound five
times. "Sud at seb rehton uh". "Sud at
seb rehton uh".
"Sud at seb rehton uh". "Sud at seb
rehton uh". "Sud at seb rehton uh".
There you have it. Say it faster.
[music]
No problem. If you need anything else,
forward or backward, I'm here.
Say it faster.
All right, here's the fast version. "Sud
at seb rehton uh". "Sud at seb rehton
uh". "Sud at seb rehton uh". "Sud at seb
rehton uh". There you go.
Hm.
Sounds like there could be something
there.
It does have that eerie quality, right?
But I promise, it's just our brains
[music] trying to make patterns out of
sound. Queen definitely didn't leave a
secret message, just a funky bassline.
>> How do you know? How do you know they
didn't leave it on purpose? Well, the
band members themselves addressed it.
They said it was just a funky track and
nothing intentional.