Overview
- Tyga said his production team used the Suno AI generator to create specific instrumental parts on $TARFACE, including ’80s synth sounds and a guitar solo, while he maintained that he wrote the songs and recorded all vocals himself.
- He publicly confirmed the use of Suno in a VIBE interview that published Thursday, ending weeks of online speculation about the album’s polished retro sounds.
- Tyga defended the decision by comparing generative tools to the arrival of Auto‑Tune and described AI as another technology artists can use to realize an idea.
- He did not name which songs used Suno or say how much of the finished album relied on the generator, leaving open questions about track‑level disclosure and how contributors should be credited.
- The admission has intensified discussion in hip‑hop about copyright, transparency, and the role of AI in production as peers like Fenix Flexin continue to deny similar use and producers have publicly flagged generative signs.