People are using Mark Kozelek's new song for a hilarious predictive text thread

Yesterday (12 August), Mark Kozelek, Ben Boye, and Jim White released a 15-minute song titled "Where's Gilroy?" as a response to the recent mass shootings in the US.

Despite the serious subject matter, Andrew Male has started a hilarious Twitter thread using predictive text.

Everyone has been copying the sentence "Mark Kozelek releases fifteen minute song about..." and then letting predictive text do the rest of the work.

Male's predictive text reads, "Mark Kozelek releases fifteen minute song about films and writers who have been the best in the world."

Type "Mark Kozelek releases fifteen minute song about” and let predictive text finish the sentence.

Mark Kozelek releases fifteen minute song about films and writers who have been the best in the world.

— Andrew Male (@Andr6wMale) August 12, 2019

It's fair to say that predictive text generates sentences that are a bit of a mouthful to read.

Mark Kozolek releases fifteen minute song about the new novel by the author of a book of poetry that is the book that has been published by a writer in the book of the film.

— Andy Miller (@i_am_mill_i_am) August 12, 2019

There's a decent amount of variety of outcomes too.

Mark Kozelek releases fifteen minute song about the end of his life and the hottest thing is how much you are into the abyss

— beautifulpigeon (@beautifulpigeon) August 12, 2019

Mark Kozalek releases fifteen minute song about the date and time to be cosy in the garden with a glass of water and a glass of water will be a lot of water for the rest of the week

— Jonathan Walsh (@lost_halcyon) August 13, 2019

Mark Kozelek releases 15 min song about the new year. I think we are heading to the UK. I think we are heading to the UK.

— Way-Out Is The Way Out (@sumlin) August 12, 2019

Mark Kozelek releases fifteen minute song about how to play the role of a doctor who looks like a small strawberry.

— Collette Byrne (@Lettie_Loo) August 13, 2019

Mark Kozelek releases fifteen minute song about the rest of the people who don't want to go to bed.

— Louis Barfe (@AlanKelloggs) August 13, 2019