AI is becoming insanely powerful, but that does not mean every creative job should be replaced by it. Some things deserve a human touch, especially when someone has spent years mastering their craft.
A Custom Call to Action Song for My YouTube Video
About three years ago, I hired a singer on Fiverr to create a custom call to action track for my YouTube video “Awful Scratch Projects I Made as a Child” . Instead of using generic background music or a cheap template, I wanted something with real energy, personality, and that classic rock attitude.
The result was honestly awesome. It gave the video a way stronger identity and made the ending feel like a real moment instead of just another “like and subscribe” screen.
AI Should Be a Tool, Not a Replacement
With how fast AI is developing, it becomes easier every day to generate music, voices, images, code, videos, and almost anything else. And yes, AI can be extremely useful. I use it myself as a creative tool.
But I strongly believe that some things should not simply be replaced by AI. Real artists bring taste, emotion, performance, experience, and soul into their work. That matters.
A musician who has spent years learning how to sing, write, record, and perform deserves support. Especially now, when creative work is being automated faster than ever.
Working With Lukky Sparxx Again
That is why I decided to contact the same artist again for a new collaboration on an upcoming Fourplenty YouTube video. His powerful rock, 80s pop rock, metal, and hard rock vocal style fits perfectly with the kind of over-the-top creative energy I want to bring to my videos.
You can check out his Fiverr gig here: Lukky Sparxx on Fiverr .
Subscribe to Fourplenty
A new Fourplenty video is on the way, and this one is going to be special. Game development, weird creative chaos, custom music, and a whole lot of personality.
Subscribe to the Fourplenty YouTube channel and keep an eye out, because this next project is going to be seriously exciting. You do not want to miss this one.
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