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while everyone was busy making bizarre AI characters, this creator found a MUCH bigger angle. he made poor person look filthy RICH. 😭 and this guy looks 100% real, crazy part is that - he grew this account to 280K+ followers in just 2 days posting multiple times a...

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Фото профиля Hussain Hashim | Building SundayBack
Hussain Hashim | Building SundayBack3 дней назад

@ViralOps_ reminds me how sometimes the simplest, raw concepts click best. The key: consistency in posting, but also realness.

Фото профиля Détente
Détente3 дней назад

2026 is really about extracting mass values from the lowest IQ part of the pop

Фото профиля Rhaen Vox
Rhaen Vox3 дней назад

The clever part is that luxury is just the costume. the real hook is the mismatch between who the character looks like and the life he’s suddenly living. How long before this format gets so common that “rich” stops being the surprise?:))

Фото профиля Önder
Önder3 дней назад

nice but what about consistency? he needs to find same viral videos over and over?

Фото профиля ViralOps
ViralOps3 дней назад

there are so many. not difficult at all.

Фото профиля Funds
Funds3 дней назад

Kanye

Фото профиля KingMusa〽️🔱💰💎✈️
KingMusa〽️🔱💰💎✈️3 дней назад

@grok is this real

Фото профиля Space Power 🔮
Space Power 🔮3 дней назад

It's very strange that your robot allows this. This violates the Law of Identity.

Фото профиля Endrew Cruz
Endrew Cruz3 дней назад

thinking outside the box is sometimes crazy

Фото профиля Jaybo
Jaybo3 дней назад

I knew that shit was AI

Фото профиля Retarded specialist
Retarded specialist3 дней назад

He will not get monetized and might be copyright strike. cause he downloaded video of some russian influencer and ask ai to remplace the influencer by black man🤣

Фото профиля Kyle Quixotic
Kyle Quixotic3 дней назад

Another fake AI garbage

Фото профиля Kurrupted
Kurrupted3 дней назад

Yea but it’s not this easy. They have bigger channel in their back pockets who are posting for them on other pages. Not everyone’s gonna be able to replicate this success. It’s manufactured

Фото профиля Dimss | Crypto × AI
Dimss | Crypto × AI3 дней назад

The era has arrived where you find yourself trying to figure out whether it’s an AI or a real person.😩

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We just tested what might be the most accurate motion transfer workflow we've seen so far. It's a little more involved than a standard workflow, but the results are pretty impressive. Here's the basic workflow: 1. Start with your reference footage. Create character and environment references. 2. Convert the reference footage into a depth map (with Depth-Anything tool on Fal: 3. (Optional) Layer on additional guidance like colorized character masks (with Meta's Segment Anything: and or skeleton poses (with 4. Feed the depth map into Seedance 2.0 Omni as your motion reference along with your character and environment references. 5. Generate your final video. After testing several variations, the depth map workflow consistently produced the cleanest and most accurate motion transfer. If you're trying to recreate specific performances or complex movement, this is one of the closest AI workflows we've seen to achieving production-quality results.
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We just tested what might be the most accurate motion transfer workflow we've seen so far. It's a little more involved than a standard workflow, but the results are pretty impressive. Here's the basic workflow: 1. Start with your reference footage. Create character and environment references. 2. Convert the reference footage into a depth map (with Depth-Anything tool on Fal: 3. (Optional) Layer on additional guidance like colorized character masks (with Meta's Segment Anything: and or skeleton poses (with 4. Feed the depth map into Seedance 2.0 Omni as your motion reference along with your character and environment references. 5. Generate your final video. After testing several variations, the depth map workflow consistently produced the cleanest and most accurate motion transfer. If you're trying to recreate specific performances or complex movement, this is one of the closest AI workflows we've seen to achieving production-quality results.

Curious Refuge

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