If you want to see more Clank Sinatra check out my cover of fly me to the moon th-cam.com/video/U16soO4fKmE/w-d-xo.html Or my cover of that's life with full music video th-cam.com/video/WINnpXABjEA/w-d-xo.html And Check out the animation of this th-cam.com/video/YSrJLgTwIPs/w-d-xo.html
A b1 battledroid, dying slowly on a field, leaking oil, singing about what a good life he had had, showing true emotion in the end with a real voice, because he was truly alive after all.
It doesn't mask all the sounds well, there's some places where you can see the glitches. Just happened this is a good one. The AI struggles with choirs and different tones in the same music in other instances.
Imagining the B1 on the bridge of a capital ship, rapidly approaching a planet to crash into. (He's an independent thinker, not one of those older models programed by a central computer)
It was the third day of the siege of Naboo. I had travelled with my platoon into the deep forests of the rural side of the planet. In the planetary sector next us, there was a B1 battle droid who would later become known as Clank Sinatra, he sang this song over our radio packs. His great singing voice, and our determination to win, led us to major victories in over half the planetary region. I never did meet him, but in the coming years, his music became more and more popular. Whenever I hear this masterpiece, I will always remember my days in the war. I was deeply saddened when I heard of his death during the clone wars. I will never forget what you did for me and my platoon, fly high Clank!
I love how Frank Sinatra always bleeds through on the final Crescendo on AI renditions like some beautiful graffiti the janitors can never quite paint over
@@hunterbrown4672 im finna get nerd emojied but for one, they are called droids not robots, they are b1 droids, they were primarily around during the clone wars so they wouldn't be gunned down by stormtroopers but instead by clone troopers
Fun fact: every time a B1 gets dismantled in combat, this song is broadcasted to their audio sensors. It's barely a microsecond, but from the droid's perspective it's *exactly* four minutes and thirty-six seconds.
As the droid looks to the battlefield he sees in the distance a hue of blue moving through the frontlines, getting ever closer with every passing second. He then looks to the droid next to him. They had been on the same assembly line, even recieved the same calibrations. If there could have been such a thing as brothers among droids, it would have been them. "See you on the other side." He says. They look at eachother. "Roger... roger." His sensors are bathed in a flash of blue light.
I love how in the end the B1's voice fades into that of the actual singer as if to say that the droid has it's own personality and soul which is coming out in the musical number
A true CIS classic. I do remember listening to this masterpiece with my fellow separatist during the Clone Wars, but now the new generation only cares about cantina bands. Truly, I miss those times.
I’m just imagining a B1 which rejected his programming and deserted, but because he couldn’t find anywhere to recharge, so he just is slowly shutting down. What’s worse, clones are closing in on his position. But he doesn’t care anymore. He’s happy he left the separatists. He got to travel for a while, and for once, got to appreciate his surroundings. After spending his artificial life constantly surrounded by the constructs and creations of man and machine, he was just happy to slow down. His story might be coming to a close, but hey. *He did it his way.*
This honestly made my day. I need someone to animate a MV of a battle droid singing this in Unreal or something, based on one of Frank's performances. 😂
I like to imagine it's being sung by a B1 battle droid that defected and went off somewhere to live his own life, and developed a more complex personality. Rather than one that is still in the clone wars and the punchline being light sabered in half. I feel like that would somewhat give it more meaning, because he really did do it his way and didn't just blindly follow orders. And it's a thing that happened in some of the comics and the cartoon.
...Technically, in the Star Wars Legends Comics, there were Battle Droids that managed to escape the frontlines... One such involved a B1 that managed to escape the frontlines, fought a grappler droid which was made to prevent defectors from escaping, both falling off a cliff, the B1 surviving because the Grappler took the brunt of the fall, the B1 then both times showed its complex personality by 1) staying by the side of the Grappler as it's battery drained, and 2), chose to live what few days of battery power he had left to be free from the war... The B1 was rewarded for his choice many years later, where he was found by two farmers who were both surprised and impressed by the fact they had an intact B1, and decided to take him with them to be repaired. It all but states that his life was a peaceful one afterwards, no more war, no more fighting, just peace and easy labor compared to being forced to march through minefields and shooting at people, while having to avoid being destroyed. All in all, a Happy ending for a B1.
@@Victor-056 I love that. Droids in Star Wars are so mistreated all the time, and their suffering is just like a comedic punchline most of the time. But then they have complex emotions and personalities. It's weird how they handle it, because they force you to have empathy for these droids, and then they slice them in half for a laugh and it's treated like it's just no big deal.
I’d imagine that he’s singing this while his general is abandoning him on a ship that’s slowly maneuvering into a planet of molten lava. Seems more thematic this way lol.
I absolutely LOVE this, by far the best of them all, because even on the high notes or the emotionally charged ones, Clank Sinatra remains in character with the robotic voice.
In the final moments of the war-torn battlefield, amidst the wreckage and chaos, stood the last remaining battle droid. Its metal frame battered and worn, yet its spirit remained unyielding. As the echoes of battle faded into the distance, the droid began to hum a familiar tune, a melody from a bygone era. With a mechanical voice, it started to sing, "And now, the end is near, and so I face the final curtain..." The words of Frank Sinatra's timeless song, "My Way," resonated through the desolate landscape, carrying with them a sense of defiance and introspection. As the droid sang, memories flashed through its circuits-battles fought, comrades lost, victories won. Despite its programming as a weapon of war, it had developed a sense of individuality, a spark of consciousness that defied its intended purpose. With each verse, the droid's voice grew stronger, echoing across the battlefield like a solemn anthem. It sang of choices made, of roads taken, of the undying resolve to do things its own way, even in the face of oblivion. And as the final notes hung in the air, the last battle droid stood tall, a solitary figure amidst the wreckage, a testament to the enduring spirit of autonomy and self-determination, even in the most unlikely of places.
It's surprisingly good at conveying the emotion behind the lyrics for a robotic voice, and it's really beautiful throughout the whole song. It's almost scary to see a glimpse of such clear sentience behind the machine. This would fit perfectly at the end of the clone wars when all the Battle droids are disregarded and destroyed by the empire. And right at the end the B1 is drowned out by the human voice, which is obviously a glitch, but I think it's quite poetic.
I thought the same about the human voice at the end! I like to think of it as the Droid putting so much heart and soul into this song that his own literal soul (as a sentient droid) develops, and that would be how he'd sound as a living being.
Wow, the effect that this video had on me is insane. I feel like a brand new person after listening to this, I may have even she'd a tear. Thank you so much for uploading this.
A group of Droids who grew beyond their programming are cornered. Doku, accompanied by an almost uncountable number of Battle Droid, has been ordered by Sidious to destroy them before they escape, taking valuable information with them. General Kenobi and a Battalion of Clones are en route to rescue these advanced Droids, but Separatist forces have arrived first. We've followed the adventures of these droids escaping from what they were made for and discovering who they are. A T-series tactical droid with impressive combat skills that wants to be a fighter for the Republic, an early prototype of a KX-series security droid that's only perceived flaw was its preference for non-lethal methods of incapacitation, a Droideka with aspirations to work in a cantina as both a server and security, a B2 Super Battle Droid that wished to be involved in The Galactic Senate, and a B1 Battle Droid who wanted nothing more that to live a nonviolent life as a singer at Jabba's Palace. Doku and his forces have begun sweeping the crashed Separatist Command Ship our rebel droids have been hiding in. The B1 droid ushers the others to escape, splitting off towards the hanger. The other droids make it to Kenobi and his forces but they're all cornered, only for a voice to come over every com-links, Republic and Separatist. The B1 battle droid pilots a fighter to provide its friends a chance to escape, giving up its own chance for freedom and singing all the while. While the other droids board the escape ship, they insist on waiting for the B1, who continues to sing as its fighter is destroyed. It immediately climbs out of the wreckage, still singing. This droid who has sworn to never pick up a blaster again, now doing just that, protecting its friends with everything it has left. It tells the others to leave before its sacrifice it rendered mute, prompting the ship to leave as the B1 resumes its ballard. Destroying an astonishing amount of opposing droids, and even managing to shoot Doku in the shoulder, the droid is finally damaged enough to destroy its legs, yet it continues to sing, blasting even more droids. Doku picks up the droid, asking it who it thinks it is to defy him. The B1 reveals a thermal detonator, stating "I'm a singer" before it sets the detonator off, destroying all but as few of the remaining Separatist forces, as well as further injuring Doku. As the B1 is finally cut down by Doku, its friends swear its voice sounds almost human for but a moment, only for it to finish its performance and wish his friends well as it is completely destroyed and its friends escape. Kenobi and the Clones mourned alongside the droids, stating that they lost the most valiant droid any of them had ever known
Thanks glad you enjoyed my video and I got lots more b1 Frank Sinatra covers I would really recommend checking out my cover of fly me to the moon and that's life they both turned out really good and I did a music video for them
3:40 I love how for every single one of these AI covers, Frank Sinatra and his voice STILL manage to rip through the software during this part. When I listen to these, I just imagine any inserted character singing, then as soon as this part comes on, Frank tears off a mask to sing this part, then goes back into character
the profound emotional impact of sinatras voice breaking through on the last belt, almost like the humanity of the droid, keeps me coming back to this video months later
After countless battles throughout the Clone Wars, B1-182 developed what could be described as a form of consciousness. A personality entirely unique. After so long since being powered down, memory wiped, or entirely discarded, 182 began to develop near human emotions. The constant killing of organics and the subsequent destruction of his droid companions left a gaping hole in his artificial heart. Upon the field of battle, 182 turned to take one final look at his most recent mechanical companions. None of them could know the pain that he was experiencing. The regret that he developed the ability to conjure within his memory circuits. 182 made his peace and marched away from the shooting, lowering his blaster he resigned any defense. What would he do next? Where could he go? What is a lone battle droid to do in a galaxy at war?
Above every meme, trailer, compilation, comedy skit, review, recipe, podcast, play through, serial killer analysis and tutorial. There is true quality content and this. This is the detention of that. Perfection, simply perfection.
The b1 hit by a stray blaster bolt and temporarily granted sentience singing one last song before he turns off never to go back online again, truly a bittersweet ending to a Droid who had a peomis of life dangled infront of him for mere minutes before having it ripped away
I just imagine an animatic from the Clone Wars where the droid breaks out into song mid battle and its majestic and dramatic as explosions and slow motion fighting happen in the background
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If you want to see more Clank Sinatra check out my cover of fly me to the moon th-cam.com/video/U16soO4fKmE/w-d-xo.html
Or my cover of that's life with full music video
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And Check out the animation of this
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This is a masterpiece
@@TheCrusader501 thank you
@@broodiestboar54 Roger Roger. All scanners on the channel.
@broodiestboar54 I love it You are my favorite Roger
Roger Roger brother
There is now canonically a B1 in the Star Wars universe named “Clank Sinatra” that sings this on a small planet somewhere. This is beautiful.
Frank the Clank
shut up dude
@@Halo_Legend Franka the Clanka
@@scienceme9794woah there buster, where’s your c word pass??
I'M WHEEZING XD
A b1 battledroid, dying slowly on a field, leaking oil, singing about what a good life he had had, showing true emotion in the end with a real voice, because he was truly alive after all.
All that flashes in his memory is images of gunning down unarmed children are
@@Doctorsex2100I guess Anakin did end up sort of… droidlike
Number 5 is alive
@@megalord2141”He’s more machine than man” - Obi Wan Kenobi 1983
NOTHING AT ALL LIKE THE PROGRAMMING ON GEONOSIS!
WE'RE GETTING OUT OF THE GEONOSIS FACTORY WITH THIS ONE!
one way out
My boi the clanker beeing the best in his battalion
HEY SOFT R MAN
B1s.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
"You said we'd be safe back here!"
"C'mon. There's three of us and only one of him."
*"It won't matter."*
it's actually beautiful how he turns into a human at the end. The symbolism, the meaning!
THE BUG!
Imagine that this B1 is actually some sentient space soul that had died but was reincarnated or was absorbed into this bot
Are you talking about Frank Sinatra's voice overpowerig the AI dub in the instrumental?
Honestly I found that extremely beautiful. That it even gives me chills.
Curse of flesh
My clanka be nailing them high notes.
bro really said the C word
bro you’re not a droid you can’t say that
@@boog1939 It wasn't with a hard R, it's fine, honest.
I bet you're not even made of cheap steel
@@ogre7699 as a clanker myself, don't worry about it
battle droids are great for ai covers because their natural voice modulation and robotic tones can help mask glitches
It's so perfect, it's almost scary.
yeah they're already robots
They sound so much better with battle droids.
@KhaySem Well technically the battle droid voicelines that the AI was trained on were voice acted by a real person (plus sound editing of course)
It doesn't mask all the sounds well, there's some places where you can see the glitches. Just happened this is a good one. The AI struggles with choirs and different tones in the same music in other instances.
Imagining the B1 on the bridge of a capital ship, rapidly approaching a planet to crash into.
(He's an independent thinker, not one of those older models programed by a central computer)
(Roger Roger.)
Roger Roger
Roger Roger
Roger Roger!
Roger Roger
So this is what 224 was doing when Ventress angrily asked "WHERE IS 2 2 4?"
He wasnt destroyed, he was recording this clanker banger.
You can’t say Clan**r you gotta say Clanka unless you have the C word pass
@KrautsinParis725 I HATE CLANKERS
@@clobble643 BRO WHAT THE FUCK THAT’S SO OFFENSIVE
@@clobble643 ARREST THIS DROIDCIST!
It was the third day of the siege of Naboo. I had travelled with my platoon into the deep forests of the rural side of the planet. In the planetary sector next us, there was a B1 battle droid who would later become known as Clank Sinatra, he sang this song over our radio packs. His great singing voice, and our determination to win, led us to major victories in over half the planetary region. I never did meet him, but in the coming years, his music became more and more popular. Whenever I hear this masterpiece, I will always remember my days in the war. I was deeply saddened when I heard of his death during the clone wars. I will never forget what you did for me and my platoon, fly high Clank!
The secret 501st journal entry.
Rest In Peace Clank. ❤
O7
O7
I love how Frank Sinatra always bleeds through on the final Crescendo on AI renditions like some beautiful graffiti the janitors can never quite paint over
His vocals and spirit are just that superior
i knew i heard that.
Father/Son My Way
Of course you heard it its just a VOICE FILTER.
@@TheWaterdog6 the half a second we are referring to is actually the only part that didn't get filtered, so no.
I can imagine an Old B1 working as a singer in some backwater Outer-Rim world singing this and just moving the crowd.
They should honestly make that Canon
@@heathbrooks6436 If I ever join a Starwars TTRPG that'll be my character
Sounds like something that R0-GR would do
A performer at a droid only bar, like that one in the Mando episode.
Queues blaster shot to the back of dine and dashers while singing he didn't pay.
Rest in peace, B-1 Battle Droid. We may not have respected you, but we will miss you.
😢
Roger Roger 😢
Dude for sure died, I pictured this song is a montage of the robots life before unceremoniously being gunned down by storm troopers lmao
@@hunterbrown4672 im finna get nerd emojied but for one, they are called droids not robots, they are b1 droids, they were primarily around during the clone wars so they wouldn't be gunned down by stormtroopers but instead by clone troopers
Roger roger
I like to think that on that last note, the Droid's singing became so powerful that he literally transcended into Sinatra's actual voice
I love how at the end, Frank’s voice overpowers the AI’s for a second. It just goes to show how powerful his voice is.
Fr, I got some original record albums
Or the B1 droid has finally ascended to a new level and become Frank himself.
Fun fact: every time a B1 gets dismantled in combat, this song is broadcasted to their audio sensors. It's barely a microsecond, but from the droid's perspective it's *exactly* four minutes and thirty-six seconds.
The blue background is the lightaber, the last thing they see
they see a montage of the moments they experienced since their activation, edited by AI to fit parts of the musical crescendos
Roger roger
Before I got wrecked those damn clones shot my sensors clear off. Mine sounded wierd.
Fun fact... We know enough about the B1's computer core to know that's not possible. They think about as fast as a human, and about as well as a dog.
The guy who is doing this with AI is just a legend, it goes very well with the battle droids
Thanks so much
@@broodiestboar54I subbed as soon as I saw this vid
@@broodiestboar54Do it with gonk droids.
AI goes well with battle droids? How fitting lol
@@MintMilk. same
As the droid looks to the battlefield he sees in the distance a hue of blue moving through the frontlines, getting ever closer with every passing second.
He then looks to the droid next to him. They had been on the same assembly line, even recieved the same calibrations. If there could have been such a thing as brothers among droids, it would have been them.
"See you on the other side." He says.
They look at eachother.
"Roger... roger."
His sensors are bathed in a flash of blue light.
Love this
Still not a youngling, so it doesn't get my sympathy.
This is shit disney should be making
Chills
Cringe tbh
Nice to see that Clank Sinatra made a career for himself after the clone wars ended
I love how in the end the B1's voice fades into that of the actual singer as if to say that the droid has it's own personality and soul which is coming out in the musical number
Yes
I'm gonna cryyy
Playing as the Clankers in Battlefront really makes you feel for them.
WHO GAVE YOU THE C WORD PASS
@@omuhgordo it’s okay my best friend is a Geonosian.
@@tomjames9681 oh alr i was alredy about to call droid authorities
Whoa soft r man
Good Luck Turret!
Holy shit that final high note turned him human 😂
No, it was such a good moment that you turned into a droid.
Correction: That note made us all human.
@@scienceme9794 based
Bwahaha
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Credit where credit is due to Frank, his voice is so powerful it actually overpowered the AI at 3:50
No man, or machine, can stop the Sinatra
@@aidannovak1747 Even the robot got overwhelmed by the emotion and turned into a human
Frank had the last laugh with this one lol
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A duet for the ages
"Clank Sinatra isn't real, he can't hurt you."
Clank Sinatra:
that's a offensive term
@@B1_224clankas?
@@MediocreMiiMakingsMM yes its actually a offensive term for droids HAHAHA like calling clones meat droids
@@B1_224 what’s up, my clanka?
I’m never saying that again.
At least no hard "r"
I love to imagine a B1 on a small grass planet after the war, singing this after he fought in those horrible wars
A true CIS classic. I do remember listening to this masterpiece with my fellow separatist during the Clone Wars, but now the new generation only cares about cantina bands. Truly, I miss those times.
jizz music 😔
Every song now is Imperial propaganda or has Rebellious undertones. But this. This is true beauty
"Count Dooku was a visionary!"
No its all about the classic bubble comedy hour!
Roger roger
Ah yes, Clank Sinatra. Truly, the voice of a generation.
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Or, more accurately, the song of assembly line A41HR72LI49843.
HEY. Where's your C word pass
That pun fucking got me good...
I’m just imagining a B1 which rejected his programming and deserted, but because he couldn’t find anywhere to recharge, so he just is slowly shutting down. What’s worse, clones are closing in on his position. But he doesn’t care anymore. He’s happy he left the separatists. He got to travel for a while, and for once, got to appreciate his surroundings. After spending his artificial life constantly surrounded by the constructs and creations of man and machine, he was just happy to slow down. His story might be coming to a close, but hey.
*He did it his way.*
then canon ending of Star Wars... Then Sev saves him.
Well done
Damn that hit me in my feels
knowing clone wars antics this is canon somewhere
He was the best damn droid these worlds ever saw
This honestly made my day. I need someone to animate a MV of a battle droid singing this in Unreal or something, based on one of Frank's performances. 😂
Check my community page someone actually just did it
The battle droids when the Jedi show up
1:57 - 2:23 This part, is just... beautiful, beyond words
Honestly one of the best AI renditions of the part. The ones I’ve heard always like crack which is weird to think about.
0:00-4:36 this part, it was beautiful man….too good for this world.
Very true. That section of this song is one of the best AI covers I've seen.
Shi made me tear up.
3:49 My gosh, Frank Sinatra had the old soul of a droid from long ago in a galaxy far, far away...
I like to imagine it's being sung by a B1 battle droid that defected and went off somewhere to live his own life, and developed a more complex personality. Rather than one that is still in the clone wars and the punchline being light sabered in half. I feel like that would somewhat give it more meaning, because he really did do it his way and didn't just blindly follow orders. And it's a thing that happened in some of the comics and the cartoon.
...Technically, in the Star Wars Legends Comics, there were Battle Droids that managed to escape the frontlines... One such involved a B1 that managed to escape the frontlines, fought a grappler droid which was made to prevent defectors from escaping, both falling off a cliff, the B1 surviving because the Grappler took the brunt of the fall, the B1 then both times showed its complex personality by 1) staying by the side of the Grappler as it's battery drained, and 2), chose to live what few days of battery power he had left to be free from the war...
The B1 was rewarded for his choice many years later, where he was found by two farmers who were both surprised and impressed by the fact they had an intact B1, and decided to take him with them to be repaired. It all but states that his life was a peaceful one afterwards, no more war, no more fighting, just peace and easy labor compared to being forced to march through minefields and shooting at people, while having to avoid being destroyed.
All in all, a Happy ending for a B1.
@@Victor-056 I love that. Droids in Star Wars are so mistreated all the time, and their suffering is just like a comedic punchline most of the time. But then they have complex emotions and personalities. It's weird how they handle it, because they force you to have empathy for these droids, and then they slice them in half for a laugh and it's treated like it's just no big deal.
@@party4lifedude Never forgiving SOLO for doing this to a main cast character
@@FlamingLilyEspecially one who explicitly pointed out how fucked up the treatment of droids is. Genuinely disquieting
I’d imagine that he’s singing this while his general is abandoning him on a ship that’s slowly maneuvering into a planet of molten lava. Seems more thematic this way lol.
When you see General Grievous run down the hallway into an escape pod
Shed a tear, retrofuturistic masterpiece, thanks)) Roger!
This hits almost as hard as as general grievous 🔥🔥🔥
Don’t insult this song like that
hello battle droid 7628
He’s being held at saberpoint
@@DDoodles_I believe they meant
This hits harder than 2003 general grievous, the unquestioned superior version
@@TheAverageSavage0723 oh ok
As someone who loves the B1 Battle Droids and Frank Sinatra, this is pure delight!!
Glad you enjoyed it I'm sure you will really enjoy my newest video
Don't you mean Clank Sinatra
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I want to hear a B1 sing Frank Sinatra's fly me to the moon, that would be heavenly
I'm actually thinking of it
It's coming tomorrow full music video and everything
@@broodiestboar54 we'll watch your career with great interest
@@CameraGuyClyde it's up I really think your going to like it
Fly me to Naboo
I absolutely LOVE this, by far the best of them all, because even on the high notes or the emotionally charged ones, Clank Sinatra remains in character with the robotic voice.
In the final moments of the war-torn battlefield, amidst the wreckage and chaos, stood the last remaining battle droid. Its metal frame battered and worn, yet its spirit remained unyielding. As the echoes of battle faded into the distance, the droid began to hum a familiar tune, a melody from a bygone era.
With a mechanical voice, it started to sing, "And now, the end is near, and so I face the final curtain..." The words of Frank Sinatra's timeless song, "My Way," resonated through the desolate landscape, carrying with them a sense of defiance and introspection.
As the droid sang, memories flashed through its circuits-battles fought, comrades lost, victories won. Despite its programming as a weapon of war, it had developed a sense of individuality, a spark of consciousness that defied its intended purpose.
With each verse, the droid's voice grew stronger, echoing across the battlefield like a solemn anthem. It sang of choices made, of roads taken, of the undying resolve to do things its own way, even in the face of oblivion.
And as the final notes hung in the air, the last battle droid stood tall, a solitary figure amidst the wreckage, a testament to the enduring spirit of autonomy and self-determination, even in the most unlikely of places.
That is quite a good effort for a backstory to an AI song
The end where frank sinatra pulls through the battledroid ai is so powerful my heart is having an attack from the sheer power.
Unlimited power
Never thought i'd read that sentence in my lifetime
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Just imagining a battle droid singing this in last stand as a group of clones and 3 Jedi tearing down his door
*and he actually manages to fucking kill each and every one of them and get extracted*
No guys this... this one gets to survive
And then grevus does what he always does to a B-1 unit that stands out 😮💨
My Way is such a god-tier song that even an intentionally robotic and personality-less voice singing it can fill it with emotion and SOVL.
What sold me was how ernestly he went for the vibrato
WE BE GETTIN OUT OF GEONOSIS WITH THIS ONE 🔥🔥🥶
That one droid that was the sole survivor of every battle:
It's surprisingly good at conveying the emotion behind the lyrics for a robotic voice, and it's really beautiful throughout the whole song. It's almost scary to see a glimpse of such clear sentience behind the machine. This would fit perfectly at the end of the clone wars when all the Battle droids are disregarded and destroyed by the empire. And right at the end the B1 is drowned out by the human voice, which is obviously a glitch, but I think it's quite poetic.
I thought the same about the human voice at the end! I like to think of it as the Droid putting so much heart and soul into this song that his own literal soul (as a sentient droid) develops, and that would be how he'd sound as a living being.
Considering how often the droids scream in mortal panic, pain, and dread in the films; it's no surprise.
🤓
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WE MAKIN IT OUTTA THE REPUBLIC WITH THIS ONE 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Republic scum 😡
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B1 droid: I did it my waaaay!
*hits self destruct button blowing up his entire team*
The last battle droid with low battery
I fucking cried, this is beautiful.
The B2 in the front row: That's my boy! THAT'S MY BOY!
we are getting out of the Malevolence with this one 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
B1 Ballad Droid? 🤔
Wow, the effect that this video had on me is insane. I feel like a brand new person after listening to this, I may have even she'd a tear. Thank you so much for uploading this.
Glad you enjoyed it if you want to see more check some of my new battle droid covers I even did a music video for them
Fun fact sinatra's dad kicked him out at 16 because he wanted to be a singer. He definitely did do it his way
A group of Droids who grew beyond their programming are cornered. Doku, accompanied by an almost uncountable number of Battle Droid, has been ordered by Sidious to destroy them before they escape, taking valuable information with them. General Kenobi and a Battalion of Clones are en route to rescue these advanced Droids, but Separatist forces have arrived first. We've followed the adventures of these droids escaping from what they were made for and discovering who they are. A T-series tactical droid with impressive combat skills that wants to be a fighter for the Republic, an early prototype of a KX-series security droid that's only perceived flaw was its preference for non-lethal methods of incapacitation, a Droideka with aspirations to work in a cantina as both a server and security, a B2 Super Battle Droid that wished to be involved in The Galactic Senate, and a B1 Battle Droid who wanted nothing more that to live a nonviolent life as a singer at Jabba's Palace. Doku and his forces have begun sweeping the crashed Separatist Command Ship our rebel droids have been hiding in. The B1 droid ushers the others to escape, splitting off towards the hanger. The other droids make it to Kenobi and his forces but they're all cornered, only for a voice to come over every com-links, Republic and Separatist. The B1 battle droid pilots a fighter to provide its friends a chance to escape, giving up its own chance for freedom and singing all the while. While the other droids board the escape ship, they insist on waiting for the B1, who continues to sing as its fighter is destroyed. It immediately climbs out of the wreckage, still singing. This droid who has sworn to never pick up a blaster again, now doing just that, protecting its friends with everything it has left. It tells the others to leave before its sacrifice it rendered mute, prompting the ship to leave as the B1 resumes its ballard. Destroying an astonishing amount of opposing droids, and even managing to shoot Doku in the shoulder, the droid is finally damaged enough to destroy its legs, yet it continues to sing, blasting even more droids. Doku picks up the droid, asking it who it thinks it is to defy him. The B1 reveals a thermal detonator, stating "I'm a singer" before it sets the detonator off, destroying all but as few of the remaining Separatist forces, as well as further injuring Doku. As the B1 is finally cut down by Doku, its friends swear its voice sounds almost human for but a moment, only for it to finish its performance and wish his friends well as it is completely destroyed and its friends escape. Kenobi and the Clones mourned alongside the droids, stating that they lost the most valiant droid any of them had ever known
This is so good
I actually got a little teary eyed reading that.
Dude, why'd you have to make me cry? 🥺
Fucking beautiful my dude
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I would buy this droid’s album, ngl
Beautiful my life is complete I’ve made peace with the work after hearing this beautiful rendition my life is forever changed thank you
The voice of an angel, so beautiful & soulful that it could bring a tear to the eye of Darth Sidious.
I can die peacefully,knowing that this exists
B1-173 really hit those notes.
WERE GETTING OFF THE LUCREHAULK WITH THIS ONE 🗣️🗣️
That last Battle Droid when he gets surrounded by Clones:
As both a huge Star Wars and Frank Sinatra fan, I enjoyed this. Whoever made this? Well done.
Thanks glad you enjoyed my video and I got lots more b1 Frank Sinatra covers I would really recommend checking out my cover of fly me to the moon and that's life they both turned out really good and I did a music video for them
The clanker when The Trade Federation Battle Ship blows up
He has the voice of an angel. (sheds tear)
POV: you're an assault class B1 battle droid in battlefront 2 guarding or capturing a point by yourself.
First time an A.I. moved me to tears almost....and nonetheless did it as a B1
He never thought he would make it to retirement
3:40 I love how for every single one of these AI covers, Frank Sinatra and his voice STILL manage to rip through the software during this part. When I listen to these, I just imagine any inserted character singing, then as soon as this part comes on, Frank tears off a mask to sing this part, then goes back into character
Idk why this feels more meaningful than it should
This is the most powerful version I have heard.
This song plays in every battle droid before they die.
For what is a droid, what has he got?
If not himself, then he has none
To say the things he truly feels
And not the words of one who yeilds.
The record shoooows, I took the blooooows!
And did it, myyyyyyyyyyy waaaayyyyyyyy!!!
This may just be the perfect Star Wars meme.
Just picturing Luke skywalker walking into a dirty rundown bar on a hostile planet and having a drink with this up on stage is angelic
This is literally the best SW headcanon
the profound emotional impact of sinatras voice breaking through on the last belt, almost like the humanity of the droid, keeps me coming back to this video months later
That one droid in battlefront 2 clutching up last second
After countless battles throughout the Clone Wars, B1-182 developed what could be described as a form of consciousness. A personality entirely unique. After so long since being powered down, memory wiped, or entirely discarded, 182 began to develop near human emotions.
The constant killing of organics and the subsequent destruction of his droid companions left a gaping hole in his artificial heart.
Upon the field of battle, 182 turned to take one final look at his most recent mechanical companions. None of them could know the pain that he was experiencing. The regret that he developed the ability to conjure within his memory circuits.
182 made his peace and marched away from the shooting, lowering his blaster he resigned any defense. What would he do next? Where could he go? What is a lone battle droid to do in a galaxy at war?
Blink-182 reference?
1:47 This moved me to tears
Now this is amongst the best ai covers I ever heard. GREAT GREAT job!
"Oh my god... I get it..."
most of these ai voices don't do vibrato very well but that was one of the better ones I've heard
I mean... it's supposed to be a robot anyways, why would it vibrato unless it was malfunctioning? lol.
I can't believe that my first exposure to frank Sinatra would be ai covers
When you are just casually patrolling the wilds of some backwater planet and you suddenly see the wierd hobo sprinting toward you ignite a lightsaber
This song get simulated in the head of every droid in a split second when they find themselves in a 1v1 with a Jedi
AI is... A wild ride, and it's a REALLY new thing 🤯
I need more B1 battle droids singing. I NEED IT!!!
Tell me some songs you want to hear
@@broodiestboar54Perturbator - Venger
@@broodiestboar54through the fire and flames
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I got one in mind, Dare by Stan Bush!
@@broodiestboar54 Phil Ochs - The Bells
Above every meme, trailer, compilation, comedy skit, review, recipe, podcast, play through, serial killer analysis and tutorial. There is true quality content and this. This is the detention of that. Perfection, simply perfection.
Perfect. Absolutely perfect.
The b1 hit by a stray blaster bolt and temporarily granted sentience singing one last song before he turns off never to go back online again, truly a bittersweet ending to a Droid who had a peomis of life dangled infront of him for mere minutes before having it ripped away
'*the lucrehulk core alarm goes off*'
Clank Sinatra:
So is this the clanker reflecting on the final hours of his life before he is shut down?
His fight for Droid rights
Rip M4LuK1JR, the most noble of Droids
"yes there were times, I'm sure you knew, when I bit off more than I could chew" -every B1 in the movies ever
Unironically very beautiful. You've created something unexpectedly great here.
the clanker when a laser sword comes flying at them at 50 mph
Honestly Frank’s voice bleeding through is just Clank’s father singing with him
I just imagine an animatic from the Clone Wars where the droid breaks out into song mid battle and its majestic and dramatic as explosions and slow motion fighting happen in the background
thx for sharing my awesome vocal talent!
Moments in his mind before meeting the end of a lightsaber to his head.
The last battle droid before being deactivated