Chords for Writing METAL using AI?!

I'm excited because the world of AI is bringing us cool new things.
You know, it's brought us really, really high quality art.
It's brought us really high quality songs.
And now it's bringing us the ability to ask it any question ever
and write scripts, write songs, write lyrics, and everything.
We're going to be exploring this new thing by OpenAI called JATGPT.
We have to ask the [C#] most important question in the world that I always get [E] in my comments.
Is Metalcore real metal?
Metalcore is a subgenre of heavy metal that combines elements of heavy,
of traditional heavy metal with hardcore punk.
While it's considered to be a form of heavy metal, opinions on its status as real metal can vary among fans and musicians.
More and more like posers.
Cork it for life!
Write a bullet for my Valentine's song, but it's optimistic.
I'll rise above, I'll turn things around, I'll take control, [C] I'll make my own fate.
I won't let fear dictate my fate.
This is crazy, right?
Like it's doing, it's AI is doing this.
Let's do the most blasphemous thing.
Let's make MGK true cabalt.
This is machine, this is coming straight from Machine Gun Kelly's AI mouth, guys.
Let's go.
In the forest of Scandinavia, we burn churches to the ground.
We worship Satan and his might.
We are the black metal sound.
Machine Gun Kelly.
What?
[E] _ _ _ _ It's like this is my AI overlord.
Dragon Force, but it's about a breakup.
Oh my god, yes.
Write a Dragon Force song about a bad [B] breakup, but Herman Lee is actually cool Herman Lee.
I thought our love was meant to be, but you tore my heart apart.
You left me all alone to bleed, but you tore my world apart.
But _ Herman Lee, he's cool Herman Lee.
He's the one who showed me the way.
_ _ [D] Bless Herman Lee, man.
What if Trivium wrote Rattwap?
Oh my god.
I can't [C#] do that to Matt, bro.
In the land of metal heads, where the guitarists scream and roar, we bring the heat.
We bring the fire.
[F] We bring the metal to the floor.
Trivium, we're the metal.
Wow, okay.
AI thinks highly of Matt Heafy.
We're the ones who ruin the scene.
Show ass.
We're the ones who never back down.
Show cleavage.
What ass presets?
How do we destroy TikTok?
It is not my place to provide information on how to destroy anything or anyone.
Ethical AI.
You know what?
I respect that.
Lorna Shore featuring.
Okay, that one's fine.
That's the last.
Write a Lorna [F#] Shore song with DJ [C#] Khaled lyrics.
There's no lyrics.
He just goes, hey, hey, yeah.
Here you go, Will.
This is for the next album.
Another one.
We're on the rise.
We're taking over the metal scene.
I love how it just knows Lorna Shore's metal, too.
We're crushing.
We are crushing riffs.
Our demonic screams.
We're bringing metal to the mastics.
We're the king.
We're the best metal mix.
DJ Khaled.
_ _ _ [G#] _ Only line.
DJ Khaled in the mix.
DJ Khaled coming in once every hour to say, DJ Khaled in the mix.
Write a metalcore riff.
Let's see.
I don't need to.
I never maybe need to pick up my guitar ever again.
Oh, it's it's it doesn't like that.
It's crashing.
Here's a possible metalcore riff.
It's writing tabs, bro.
No, no.
What is this?
What is writing tabs?
Wait, wait, wait.
What is this disrespect?
I was amazed followed by extremely disrespected.
It wrote it on a bass.
There's only four strings.
It said a riff and it's just twos.
I mean, is [F] metalcore that basic?
It's just is that what AI thinks metalcore is?
It's just the same note in consecutive.
Is that is that it?
This thing made tabs, bro.
We're in a simulation.
Drop C.
Any other should we do any other specifications that include zeros and five seven eight.
It did not like that.
There's the zeros.
We got some zeros on the low string.
That's all I wanted.
You guys think you know, write a guitar solo.
Maybe in the style of we'll try that.
Dude, it's including the notation. _
[G#] Oh, bro.
Play it [F#m] on guitar.
_ _ [F#] _
[F] Okay, write a breakdown in the style of what of the band architects is is is.
Okay.
I don't think I don't I don't think AI [E] knows what breakdowns are yet chat.
Yeah, we're not completely obsolete yet.
We still have the whammy DTS and pitch shifters.
Fine, but write a drum part in the style of Dream Theater.
Not even drummers [D#m] know what that means. _ _ _ _
It's this is it's giving what the right a mark [B] Portnoy drum fill.
Why is it giving me bends and returns, bro?
I don't know what what AI drums are going to be in the future.
Apparently in the future drummers are going to be able to bend their [D#] drums and shit.
Yeah, bend that snare bro.
Write a story about Machine Gun Kelly _ having a anime battle with Corey Taylor
then officially joins the band Slipknot Machine Gun Kelly and Corey Taylor had been rivals
for as long as anyone could remember as two of the biggest names [E] in rap and metal world.
But one day they decided to take their rivalry to a whole new level.
They decided to have an anime battle _ using their favorite characters from their favorite shows to duke it out in a virtual.
Machine Gun Kelly's quick reflexes and agile movements made him a formidable opponent.
But Corey Taylor's brute strength and strategic mind gave him the upper hand as the battle raged on.
It became clear that this was a fight that could go either way.
Storyteller were both skilled and experienced fighters and it was [C] anyone's guess who could come out on top.
[G] In the end, it was Machine Gun Kelly [E] who had merged victorious.
His quick [C] thinking and clever strategy had allowed him to outmaneuver Corey [E] Taylor and claim victory.
But instead of gloating [C] or rubbing his victory in Corey Taylor's [G] face, Machine Gun [E] Kelly extended a hand of friendship.
He recognized that [C] Corey Taylor was skilled [G] and talented as [E] a fighter and he respected him for that.
And so [C] in a surprising turn of events, [G] Machine Gun Kelly joined the [E] band Slipknot as their new lead rapper.
[C] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ That's the ending we all want.
Right there. _
That's a Marvel movie script right there.
Yeah, I need to know what Corey Taylor thinks about this now.
Write a story about Lars siding with Napster.
Lars Aurek has always been a controversial figure in the music scene.
He has seen firsthand the challenges that musicians face when it comes to piracy and the illegal sharing of music online.
So when Napster, the revolutionary [D#] file sharing service, busts onto the scene, Lars was one of the first people to speak out against it.
He saw it as a threat to the music industry and he was determined to do whatever it took to shut it down.
But as he delved deeper into the issue, Lars began to see things from a different perspective.
He realized that Napster was not just a tool for pirates and thieves, but a way for music fans to discover new artists and share their love for music with each other.
He began to see the music industry was [D] not just about making money, but also about [B] connecting with fans and creating a sense of community.
And he knew that Napster was a powerful tool for doing [D#] just that.
So in a bold and unexpected move, Lars decided to side with Napster.
He threw his support behind the company and became one of its most vocal advocates, speaking out against the music industry's attempt to shut it down.
It was a risky move, but