Fenix Flexin has climbed to number 58 on the Billboard Hot 100 with his solo track Rubberz, a song that immediately raised questions regarding its origin. The artist, previously known as a member of the Shoreline Mafia rap duo, has denied claims that the record was generated by artificial intelligence. However, he has offered little evidence to counter the growing suspicion among listeners and critics.
The doubt stems largely from a stark departure in musical style compared to his previous work. While Flexin has traditionally released trap-influenced West Coast rap, Rubberz draws heavily on 1980s UK sounds, a shift that feels uncharacteristic for a human performer. The cover art accompanying the release also appears to be computer-generated, adding to the overall sense that the project lacks a human touch.
* The track represents a sudden genre shift from West Coast rap to 1980s UK influences.
* Visual elements of the single, including the album art, appear to be AI-generated.
* Fenix Flexin has provided no concrete proof to refute accusations of artificial creation.
