Rapper Fenix Flexin Effectively Admits AI Tool Was Used to Make Song 'Rubberz'

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LA rapper Fenix Flexin has largely acknowledged the use of AI in creating his 80s synth pop-themed track 'Rubberz', stating he never denied it. In an Instagram comment, he clarified that AI had no role in the recording process itself and that he was unaware of the app until the mixing stage. The admission follows videos by producer Medasin alleging that an AI tool called Treblo, formerly known as Sonauto, was used to produce the song. Treblo itself released an AI detector that reportedly identified 'Rubberz' as AI-generated content. The controversy comes amid similar scrutiny of rapper Tyga, who admitted to using AI for his own 80s-influenced album '$tarface'.

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