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A music video for "Story" aired on MTV Japan in mid-2005. In 2014, the music video for "Story" was released on Ai's Vevo channel on YouTube. A sand art music video was released near the end of 2015 to commemorate the release of Ai's greatest hits album, The Best. On February 13, 2025, Ai released a new music video for "Story". [10]
Ai explained to them her struggles of her musical beginnings and how she eventually was able to find success. Inspired by the story, Felisha and Fallon co-wrote the song with Ai about personal struggles. Wanting a featured artist, Ai contacted her close friend, dancer and model Riehata. [2]
UK 1970's football terrace chant: "Ai ai ai ai, 《insert team name here》are rubbish". In an episode of the popular children's series Shining Time Station, the song was covered by the Jukebox Band, led by Tito Swing (voiced by Jonathan Freeman). A version by Mariachi Bandido is featured in Destin Daniel Cretton's 2013 movie "Short Term 12".
After Ai's 2005 ballad "Story," Ai reached national fame, receiving a three million ringtone certification and performing the song at the 56th NHK Kōhaku Uta Gassen New Years music competition. [2] [3] Her first single after Mic-a-holic Ai was a ballad in a similar vein to "Story," called "Believe."
Technology minister Sir Chris Bryant read out AI-generated Adele lyrics to draw attention to how machines can “imagine” versions of existing artists' songs without paying them any money. He ...
Ai performed "Aldebaran" at the 72nd NHK Kōhaku Uta Gassen on December 31, her fourth appearance on the show. Ai appeared on 193rd episode of The First Take, a YouTube channel where singers perform a song recorded in one take. She performed an excerpt of "Story" prior to "Aldebaran". [24] It marked her first appearance on the channel. [25]
Technology minister Chris Bryant read out lines from a fake Adele song to demonstrate how AI bots use existing material without paying artists.
Universal Music sued AI startup Anthropic over “systematic and widespread infringement of their copyrighted song lyrics,” per a filing Wednesday in a Tennessee federal court.