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Responding to fake‑voice and transgender rumors
Psyche addresses rumors about his voice being fake and allegations of being transgender, discussing how voices can be affected by various factors and defending his authenticity.
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Psyche addresses rumors about his voice being fake and allegations of being transgender, discussing how voices can be affected by various factors and defending his authenticity.
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Browse era →In this episode, Psyche responds to accusations made by someone referred to as 'BG' who claimed that Psyche's voice is artificially produced or fake. Psyche addresses these rumors by explaining that voices are naturally variable and can be affected by multiple factors, using Michael Jackson as an example of an artist whose vocal techniques were misunderstood. He discusses the frustration of repeatedly going on camera to address these claims, only to have people continue to spread rumors that he is transgender or presenting falsely. The episode focuses on defending his authenticity against persistent community rumors and misconceptions.
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