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"Milli Vanilli star Fabrice Morvan has criticised modern day pop singers. Morvan was one-half of the duo who were active between 1988-1998 and had massive success with their debut album Girl You Know It&amp;#039;s True. However, their success was shortlived after it emerged that the pair did not actually provide the vocals for many of their hits. Morvan has stated that he believes many current popstars are guilty of the same thing via the use of technology such as Auto-Tune. &amp;quot;There is no difference between what I did back then and what people are doing now,&amp;quot; he told TMZ. &amp;quot;If you wanna break it down, people might say, &amp;#039;Well you didn&amp;#039;t sing&amp;#039;, but the fact of the matter is now the machines are doing it.&amp;quot; He added: &amp;quot;I ain&amp;#039;t pointing the finger, but if you&amp;#039;re doing all this and you&amp;#039;re not performing the song live, then you&amp;#039;re not doing anything different from what I did.&amp;quot; Fabrice Morvan made similar statements in 2010, saying that the music business was more about &amp;quot;entertaining&amp;quot; than music. Morvan&amp;#039;s bandmate Rob Pilatus died in 1998 after an accidental alcohol and prescription pill overdose. Watch Milli Vanilli perform &amp;#039;Girl You Know It&amp;#039;s True&amp;#039; below:      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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