T-Pain has had enough of reality as we know it as he now plans on experiencing the world only through the hottest new gadget on the market.
On Wednesday (February 8), the Florida native posted a social media video of himself walking around wearing an Apple Vision Pro over his eyes with a review that could easily pass as an advertisement for the multinational tech company.
“Ya’ll thought ya’ll was going to leave me in this mundane, bad graphics-havin’ ass, boring, no color-havin’ ass reality,” he began. “You’re sadly mistaken. You got another thing coming and I’m calling the cops ’cause you fit the description of a hater.
“I’m just letting you know — ya’ll ain’t leaving me behind in this terrible-looking world. I’m going forever, I’m wearing this bitch everywhere — it’s over. Ya’ll shut down Google Glass because ya’ll said ain’t nobody going to wear them damn glasses with the little Dragon Ball Z thing on the side of it.
He concluded: “You said wasn’t nobody going to wear them shits, and ya’ll cancelled that and now they gone, and now look what we left with. Ya’ll not leaving me behind in this dumbass world. I want to see everything through this mothafucker.”
Watch the clip below.
T-Pain isn’t the only artist who is taken aback by the features of Apple’s latest item — Slim Thug recently tried it out as well and is also a fan of the virtual-reality device.
Earlier this week, the Houston rapper took to social media to share his review of the headset. While praising the technology, he remarked that the gadget’s most incredible feature is its ability to project adult entertainment stars in a realistic manner for his viewing pleasure.
“This shit crazy, man. I got OnlyFans on right now,” he said in the video. “Bitch is like six foot — I could see this hoe’s pimples.”
He continued: “You know how you used to take a panoramic pic and it used to be just a straight pic? Now this muthafucka like, you could see the whole shit around you.”
Additionally, Kid Cudi has also been having fun with the product as he tweeted over the weekend: “I was invited to a grammy after party, I looked outside at this end of days rain, then looked at my Vision Pro. Ima have to miss dat party.”
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