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Does DJ Khaled use Autotune for bad singers
“I’m fly. I look good. You know, I’m humble but I’m also going to look in the mirror and tell myself “I look amazing,” you know? I’m also going to tell myself “I’m number 1.” If you not gonna tell yourself that you’re number 1, and you’re amazing, and you look good – then what you gonna tell yourself? It’s a mindset.” – DJ Khaled
Luc Belaire has just premiered a new “Belaire It Out” show with multi-platinum, award-winning recording artist and producer DJ Khaled. In the episode, the hitmaker answers popular misconceptions about himself and his music, taking time out from his latest album drop Father of Asahd to air his views on everything from using Autotune to help bad singers sound better, to being a sex symbol.
Khaled is a long-time supporter of Belaire, helping to launch the wildly popular Belaire Luxe in 2016, and has continued to be a major force in the brand’s growing network of celebrity fans. Belaire features in no less than four new singles from Khaled’s hotly anticipated album Father of Asahd: “Wish Wish” ft. Cardi B and 21 Savage, “Celebrate” ft. Post Malone and Travis Scott, “Jealous” ft. Chris Brown, Lil Wayne & Big Sean and “You Stay” ft. Meek Mill, Jay Balvin, Lil Baby and Jeremih. Fans curious to know how the album came together can stream a documentary dubbed Father of Asahd: The Album Experience via Tidal. The film offers an in-depth look at some of Khaled’s approaches to producing, and viewers will spot Khaled popping his favorite bottle, Belaire Luxe, with Big Sean.Luc Belaire boasts unprecedented access to some of the world’s top celebrities in entertainment and sports, who appreciate Belaire’s independent voice and its creative, collaborative platform. Artists, influencers and actors set to appear on “Belaire It Out” include Dave East, Rotimi, Maliibu Miitch, Asian Da Brat, Wale, K Camp, Skinny From The 9, Yemi Alade, Diamond Platnumz and more!