There’s Too Much Music… And AI Is Making It Worse #shorts

11 Aug 2026 · 1 min

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In this brief YouTube short, Speaker A wonders if there will come a point when the sheer volume of music overwhelms listeners. Worldwide Ty immediately answers that the oversaturation has already occurred, noting it began about five years ago. The exchange highlights a growing concern that the ease of releasing music—especially with AI‑generated tracks—has flooded the market, making it harder for genuine fans and artists to surface and discover new work.

Is there a point where, man, you think we gonna have too much music? Like people are gonna be like, man, we are overwhelmed by the amount of music coming out right now.
Oh, I think that's already happened. I think that happened like 5 years ago.
It's too much music.
That's why it takes people that are real fans of artists so long to get to the music. Too much music. When you have something that has, the systems have been set up so that everybody can release. Now you got AI music being released. It makes it so it's harder to get in front of real audiences. This.