source #tiktok @mindmenace Yea this is very strange 👀👀👌

AI voice covers stick out like a sore thumb to me

@MindMenace I actually saw a post a few weeks ago where Prince basically said the same thing in an interview- it ages people faster

@MindMenace I never celebrate my birthday so maybe this is why I look young for my age? 🤣🤣🤣

My grandma wouldn’t let us sing happy birthday and now I’m wondering where she got her info from. She also wouldn’t let us go to certain churches that used a certain Bible/cross…

Thats probably why when i was 2 years old and my family starting singing happy birthday and i freaked out, i felt the evil energy 🤷‍♂️ probably why i dont celebrate my bday anymore.

Ai voices stolen from anyone should be a crime just as identity theft.

This video is nonsense. Happy Birthday was originally “Good morning to you (x2) good morning dear students, good morning to you” the song and lyrics were written in a book in the 18th century by two sisters who were school teachers. Their ancestors still own the rights to the song and it gets the highest paid royalties every year. Which is why restaurants and movies usually won’t feature the song (because they’ll need to pay royalties to the family)

Knowing how rituals work, there definitely could be something to this…

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@MindMenace Interesting. It is kinda odd that everyone gathers around with candles lit chanting the same thing… I never thought of it like that