Tupac hologram + rap discussion

**Holdem**

Tupac will always be the real Icon of Rap. I would of just loved to see him now if he were still alive.

Foxy The Pirate

i really don't get it whats so special about a hologram some of my favorite bands from the early 2000th was hologram only like gorillaz but then again that is in Japan where they have had this technique for quiet a while now.

Dylan

(04-27-2012, 06:11 AM)Ghost_walker Wrote: i really don't get it whats so special about a hologram some of my favorite bands from the early 2000th was hologram only like gorillaz but then again that is in Japan where they have had this technique for quiet a while now.

This is a hologram of a person who has been dead for years. Both the looks and voice are incredibly realistic. Gorillaz was there to record their sound, but Tupac was dead.

Foxy The Pirate

(04-27-2012, 06:13 AM)Dylan Wrote:
(04-27-2012, 06:11 AM)Ghost_walker Wrote: i really don't get it whats so special about a hologram some of my favorite bands from the early 2000th was hologram only like gorillaz but then again that is in Japan where they have had this technique for quiet a while now.

This is a hologram of a person who has been dead for years. Both the looks and voice are incredibly realistic. Gorillaz was there to record their sound, but Tupac was dead.

i still don't think that is so amazing but then again i hate everything about Hip hop and rap and such.

Dylan

(04-27-2012, 06:31 AM)Ghost_walker Wrote:
(04-27-2012, 06:13 AM)Dylan Wrote:
(04-27-2012, 06:11 AM)Ghost_walker Wrote: i really don't get it whats so special about a hologram some of my favorite bands from the early 2000th was hologram only like gorillaz but then again that is in Japan where they have had this technique for quiet a while now.

This is a hologram of a person who has been dead for years. Both the looks and voice are incredibly realistic. Gorillaz was there to record their sound, but Tupac was dead.

i still don't think that is so amazing but then again i hate everything about Hip hop and rap and such.

To be fair, personal taste of music is irrelevant here. Yes the technology has been around for years, but as I said the true reason people are so up-in-arms about this, is due to the fact that Tupac has been dead for some time now, and no other "hologram" has replicated a living person this masterfully.

Also, the technique was used with Gorillaz, yes. But it wasn't as impressive, as it wasn't with a real person. If you hadn't been told, you'd think that performance was real.