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Clavicular got kissed by two women back to back on a boat, then hit the victory pose 😭
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He's 19. He's screaming in a beat up Honda with a MacBook on his lap. The scream is real. The $584.41 on the screen is real. So is the 19,149,340 views. He filmed it for TikTok this week. The video that made the money was uploaded December 9, 2023. Two years ago. If you pause at second 22, the Realtime panel in YouTube Studio shows 9 views in the last 48 hours. Nine. The channel is a corpse. The graph is a flat line crawling along the bottom. But the screenshot of 19 million is forever. So he keeps recording new hooks over the same old number. The workflow he sells is real too: Ask ChatGPT for an animal in a crazy situation. Ask it to break the idea into scenes. Animal Story template, click through Edit Script, Create Voiceover, Generate Broll, Add Music, Add Captions. Out comes a video of a deformed dog running through a train. It takes 20 minutes. It costs a subscription he doesn't mention. One of those videos, two years ago, caught the algorithm and did 19 million views. The other 200 did nothing. The math on Shorts is 3 cents per 1,000 views, so 19 million is $584. One lottery ticket. One viral lightning strike. The rest is silence. He's not lying about the $584. He's lying about the tense. The real business now isn't the shorts. It's the comment section under this video. "Comment AI for in depth guide." A thousand DMs. A $47 course. The kid in the old car made $584 once. He makes it every week now teaching people how to do what stopped working.

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