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ASMR fruit cutting videos are hitting 1,000,000 views in under a week High schoolers are making $10,000 a week posting them. The content is simple: AI-generated footage of fruit being cut. Satisfying. Loopable. No voice. No face. No storyline. 100,000 views pays $250 to $3,000 depending on the audience....

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thx for information

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would never have thought that it could bring in so much money

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yo quick one building an ai for creators that helps with ideas and content stuff just wanna know if its actually useful or not tell me what’s good or bad

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The interesting part isn't the AI fruit. It's the attention economics. 👀

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The moat here is less the AI fruit videos and more the distribution loop. Once the format works, whoever iterates hooks fastest and keeps showing up in adjacent conversations wins - same reason tools like

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THIS IS F**KING GOLD she claims $69k/month from Shorts and she doesn’t start from a blank page. she finds kids channels already pulling millions of views, then: find a viral video → grab the transcript → paste into AI → turn it into a video prompt → generate the scenes in Sora or swaggi ai → upload. what she’s targeting: cute animated animals, simple stories, formats that already repeat and already work. the AI does the heavy lifting. you’re not inventing a new concept every time you’re studying what already has attention and building your version of it. find proven content → extract the structure → turn it into a prompt → generate → publish → repeat. most people use AI to make one video. the bigger play is a system that can run an entire channel. bookmark and follow for more
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THIS IS F**KING GOLD she claims $69k/month from Shorts and she doesn’t start from a blank page. she finds kids channels already pulling millions of views, then: find a viral video → grab the transcript → paste into AI → turn it into a video prompt → generate the scenes in Sora or swaggi ai → upload. what she’s targeting: cute animated animals, simple stories, formats that already repeat and already work. the AI does the heavy lifting. you’re not inventing a new concept every time you’re studying what already has attention and building your version of it. find proven content → extract the structure → turn it into a prompt → generate → publish → repeat. most people use AI to make one video. the bigger play is a system that can run an entire channel. bookmark and follow for more

Mayor.

234,712 görüntüleme • 16 gün önce

THIS IS FCK*** INSANE DON'T GO GET A PART TIME JOB,JUST DO THIS INSTEAD go to YouTube and pull up any big kids channel look at the view counts, then look at what YouTube pays out per 100,000 views on that content you can build the exact same thing with AI and never film a frame screenshot a channel you want to model and drop it into ChatGPT Astra Astra reads the style and hands you full episode ideas plus the script for each one you feed those into Higgsfield and it animates the whole short, characters, motion, scenes the voiceover gets generated too so there is no mic and no face involved one person can stand up a kids channel and post a new animated short every single day these channels rack up millions of views because toddlers rewatch the same clip on loop tomorrow I show the exact niches inside kids content that pay the most for the least work Bookmark this for later.
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THIS IS FCK*** INSANE DON'T GO GET A PART TIME JOB,JUST DO THIS INSTEAD go to YouTube and pull up any big kids channel look at the view counts, then look at what YouTube pays out per 100,000 views on that content you can build the exact same thing with AI and never film a frame screenshot a channel you want to model and drop it into ChatGPT Astra Astra reads the style and hands you full episode ideas plus the script for each one you feed those into Higgsfield and it animates the whole short, characters, motion, scenes the voiceover gets generated too so there is no mic and no face involved one person can stand up a kids channel and post a new animated short every single day these channels rack up millions of views because toddlers rewatch the same clip on loop tomorrow I show the exact niches inside kids content that pay the most for the least work Bookmark this for later.

Force🦅

20,686 görüntüleme • 16 gün önce

THIS GUIDE EXPLAINS HOW STUDENTS MAKE $20K PER MOTH ON FACELESS YOUTUBE VIDEOS i started just a few months ago and already hit 100k subscribers by using simplest ai tools and spending ~15 mins per day on it this teen is just another example she runs a faceless animated kids channel and it is already pulling hundreds of thousands of views per video after monetization it turns into ~$20k per month look at what YouTube pays out on a million views and these simple AI cartoons are printing real money here is exactly how people are doing it you open Picsart Flow and describe the scene you want, a little fox learning to share, a dinosaur counting to ten it generates the animated shots, the characters, the motion, the whole look in one pass you stitch 6 or 7 of those clips into a 2 minute story and add a simple voiceover kids content gets watched on loop so the retention stays high and the algorithm keeps feeding it one person can build a full channel of these without ever showing their face or drawing a single frame the accounts posting daily right now are stacking views while everyone else still thinks animation needs a studio tomorrow I will break down the exact prompt structure that keeps these videos consistent episode to episode make sure to read my full article first (attached below)
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THIS GUIDE EXPLAINS HOW STUDENTS MAKE $20K PER MOTH ON FACELESS YOUTUBE VIDEOS i started just a few months ago and already hit 100k subscribers by using simplest ai tools and spending ~15 mins per day on it this teen is just another example she runs a faceless animated kids channel and it is already pulling hundreds of thousands of views per video after monetization it turns into ~$20k per month look at what YouTube pays out on a million views and these simple AI cartoons are printing real money here is exactly how people are doing it you open Picsart Flow and describe the scene you want, a little fox learning to share, a dinosaur counting to ten it generates the animated shots, the characters, the motion, the whole look in one pass you stitch 6 or 7 of those clips into a 2 minute story and add a simple voiceover kids content gets watched on loop so the retention stays high and the algorithm keeps feeding it one person can build a full channel of these without ever showing their face or drawing a single frame the accounts posting daily right now are stacking views while everyone else still thinks animation needs a studio tomorrow I will break down the exact prompt structure that keeps these videos consistent episode to episode make sure to read my full article first (attached below)

Miss Scarlett

11,132 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

7 steps and 2 clues created a woman who was bought a drink by a stranger. She doesn't exist. A stranger sat at a club bar last week. She picked out a man, started a conversation, bought him a round. He smiled back. The whole scene lived in a 6-second clip that pulled comments asking who she was. She was never there. No club, no drinks, no face that belongs to anyone. Here is the full build, 7 steps end to end. Open Pinterest, search “girl selfie,” save one image. Open Nano Banana Pro and swap the face with a single prompt. That photo now belongs to no one. Move the image into a node editor. Create 3 nodes: a reference image node, a text node, a video generator node. Drop the photo into the image node. Write 1 video prompt into the text node, the line that turns a still frame into motion. Connect text to text-in, image to image-in. Select Kling 2.6, set duration, switch sound on. Hit generate. 2 prompts. One face that exists nowhere. A 6-second clip people argued was real. The next person who buys you a drink at a bar might run on a text prompt.
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7 steps and 2 clues created a woman who was bought a drink by a stranger. She doesn't exist. A stranger sat at a club bar last week. She picked out a man, started a conversation, bought him a round. He smiled back. The whole scene lived in a 6-second clip that pulled comments asking who she was. She was never there. No club, no drinks, no face that belongs to anyone. Here is the full build, 7 steps end to end. Open Pinterest, search “girl selfie,” save one image. Open Nano Banana Pro and swap the face with a single prompt. That photo now belongs to no one. Move the image into a node editor. Create 3 nodes: a reference image node, a text node, a video generator node. Drop the photo into the image node. Write 1 video prompt into the text node, the line that turns a still frame into motion. Connect text to text-in, image to image-in. Select Kling 2.6, set duration, switch sound on. Hit generate. 2 prompts. One face that exists nowhere. A 6-second clip people argued was real. The next person who buys you a drink at a bar might run on a text prompt.

RGK

16,209 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce