Tupac

This was very cool to watch live and I can imagine seeing this in person would have even been more extraordinary. Apparently they spent several hundred thousand dollars to get the whole holograph programmed and set up.

But yes even if you aren't in to the music the hologram on its own is a very interesting sight.

I actually thought it was real until I saw ''2012''. Very nicely done, but must feels pretty strange, even more when you're on stage like Dogg. Tupac was a real rapper, you see it in his lyrics, his charisma on stage, his talent. He wasn't some kind of ****** out of nowhere. He was a man who had a story to tell to the world and he did it well. I think that's why he was so good.
I used to like Dogg in the old days but now he turned too commercial and became just another rapper among the others, like 50 cent and Ludacris lol.

I wonder how much it would cost me to have Tiny Tim play at my house for my next birthday.

Looks pretty real except at some parts when he walks he seems to glide a bit.

Soon we wont have singers just lip syncing. The singer wont even be there! How long before "pop" music is entirely just computer generated?

The technology is cool, but Japan is a bit ahead. Here's a video from a concert in 2010 that has been floating around for those of you who haven't seen it. The voice is completely computer synthesized from text and an animated character is "performing".



Both of these are still nowhere near what people are describing as holograms. It's a projected 2D image onto a transparent sheet.

considering a few months ago, there was an article of a very popular pop band who was nothing but CGI, not surprised.