Enzo retweeted
a replit ugc creator posted the SAME wedding clip twice with just different captions
one did 261K, the other 4M
Enzo retweeted
a pomodoro app went viral by turning 25 minutes of studying into a flight to taiwan
5.8M views btw
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Yea thats me and the content format i tried after Opus 5.5 dropped turned out to be a BANGER.
A week of posting and i alr have copycats nicking the format and some even translating the videos in other languages and posting 😭 nothing but respect.
Btw im at a 1000+ waitlist members, ngl not happy with the conversion % but thats cause i kept a very soft cta in the first few vids.
so i guess i'm building in public now. Watch me scale my app JabMax (AR boxing) to $10k MRR
turns out 2 years of clipping other people's content was just practice for this.
I’m looking to connect with other people in the app / marketing space. Say hi
holy F*CK this account is an absolute masterclass in marketing
-> 76.5K followers
-> 1.1M likes
-> 9M views on one video
and the app isn't even out yet (it's all built on a waitlist)
jabmax is a boxing app, and they found a winning format that's dead simple
every video opens with a line that sounds wrong:
"short doesn't lose to tall"
pair that with clean stickman animation, white fighter vs grey fighter, one red line on the floor and you get 9M views on a boxing lesson
halfway through the video it says "waitlist in my bio" with the app icon on screen, then goes straight back to the lesson so nobody scrolls away
the rest of the videos run the exact same format:
-> "you're too tense" did 2.2M
-> "stop walking toward him" did 1.1M
-> "the worst guard in boxing" did 955.3K
why it works:
-> every hook challenges something the viewer already believes
-> you actually learn something in 60 seconds (people save it)
-> one recognisable animation style (you know it's them before reading a word)
-> red only ever marks what matters: the gloves, the line, the mistake
-> the app shows up as the tool for what you just learned NOT AS AN AD
they're building a whole audience before launch day and every one of those followers is someone who already wants the product
if you want marketing like this for your brand, running at a huge scale
(first link in comments)
holy F*CK this account is an absolute masterclass in marketing
-> 76.5K followers
-> 1.1M likes
-> 9M views on one video
and the app isn't even out yet (it's all built on a waitlist)
jabmax is a boxing app, and they found a winning format that's dead simple
every video opens with a line that sounds wrong:
"short doesn't lose to tall"
pair that with clean stickman animation, white fighter vs grey fighter, one red line on the floor and you get 9M views on a boxing lesson
halfway through the video it says "waitlist in my bio" with the app icon on screen, then goes straight back to the lesson so nobody scrolls away
the rest of the videos run the exact same format:
-> "you're too tense" did 2.2M
-> "stop walking toward him" did 1.1M
-> "the worst guard in boxing" did 955.3K
why it works:
-> every hook challenges something the viewer already believes
-> you actually learn something in 60 seconds (people save it)
-> one recognisable animation style (you know it's them before reading a word)
-> red only ever marks what matters: the gloves, the line, the mistake
-> the app shows up as the tool for what you just learned NOT AS AN AD
they're building a whole audience before launch day and every one of those followers is someone who already wants the product
if you want marketing like this for your brand, running at a huge scale
(first link in comments)
Enzo retweeted
holy F*CK this account is an absolute masterclass in marketing
-> 76.5K followers
-> 1.1M likes
-> 9M views on one video
and the app isn't even out yet (it's all built on a waitlist)
jabmax is a boxing app, and they found a winning format that's dead simple
every video opens with a line that sounds wrong:
"short doesn't lose to tall"
pair that with clean stickman animation, white fighter vs grey fighter, one red line on the floor and you get 9M views on a boxing lesson
halfway through the video it says "waitlist in my bio" with the app icon on screen, then goes straight back to the lesson so nobody scrolls away
the rest of the videos run the exact same format:
-> "you're too tense" did 2.2M
-> "stop walking toward him" did 1.1M
-> "the worst guard in boxing" did 955.3K
why it works:
-> every hook challenges something the viewer already believes
-> you actually learn something in 60 seconds (people save it)
-> one recognisable animation style (you know it's them before reading a word)
-> red only ever marks what matters: the gloves, the line, the mistake
-> the app shows up as the tool for what you just learned NOT AS AN AD
they're building a whole audience before launch day and every one of those followers is someone who already wants the product
if you want marketing like this for your brand, running at a huge scale
(first link in comments)
Enzo retweeted
Argon is NOT your average AI model
people are calling it overhyped because it doesn't beat Opus or Astra at everything
but they're missing the point
Argon wasn't built just to win coding benchmarks
Its real strength is massive context projects:
-huge codebases
-hours of video
-thousands of pages
-complex workflows
all handled in one context
and even on creative tasks, the results can be surprising
Here's a comparaison with the same prompt👇
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this is F*CKING INSANE
xerj is the key to making viral ai ugc that ACTUALLY looks real
i plugged it into my agent as memory and this video came out of it
it finds the answers in indexed expert knowledge and applies them to your own project, so the prompts actually know what a good ugc clip looks like
it's free, open source and works with any model
imagine 100s of accounts posting clips like this, all written by an agent that already knows what converts
introducing XERJ Corpus Hub, reference memory for AI agents.
give your agent a corpus for your task. watch it become superintelligent.
> finds the answers in indexed expert knowledge
> applies them to your code, research, and projects
> works with any model.
free and OSS forever/Apache 2
install in one prompt:
>Install XERJ (docs: xerj.org/llms.txt), index this project’s sources, docs, and logs, and connect hub.xerj.org as reference memory hub
this is F*CKING INSANE
xerj is the key to making viral ai ugc that ACTUALLY looks real
i plugged it into my agent as memory and this video came out of it
it finds the answers in indexed expert knowledge and applies them to your own project, so the prompts actually know what a good ugc clip looks like
it's free, open source and works with any model
imagine 100s of accounts posting clips like this, all written by an agent that already knows what converts
introducing XERJ Corpus Hub, reference memory for AI agents.
give your agent a corpus for your task. watch it become superintelligent.
> finds the answers in indexed expert knowledge
> applies them to your code, research, and projects
> works with any model.
free and OSS forever/Apache 2
install in one prompt:
>Install XERJ (docs: xerj.org/llms.txt), index this project’s sources, docs, and logs, and connect hub.xerj.org as reference memory hub
Enzo retweeted
Genjutsu is F*CKING INSANE
i made this video in 10 minutes using Genjutsu
you cant tell this is ai anymore
Using these kinda challenge videos for your product is the next meta
imagine 100s of accounts posting realistic AI UGC clips like this (First link in Comments)
to get my free Claude skill that replicates one ai ugc ad into 100s of diffrent variants
Genjutsu is F*CKING INSANE
i made this video in 10 minutes using Genjutsu
you cant tell this is ai anymore
Using these kinda challenge videos for your product is the next meta
imagine 100s of accounts posting realistic AI UGC clips like this (First link in Comments)
to get my free Claude skill that replicates one ai ugc ad into 100s of diffrent variants
Enzo retweeted
get ready for your app to be reverse engineered by thousands of ai agents
u need a strong brand and distribution moat to survive
we have hundreds of rizz copycats, but our brand & distribution capabilities are what made us the most famous app in the category
Enzo retweeted
this format is everywhere right now
pov line + one character + random montage
the guide below shows how to find formats like this before they're saturated (bookmark)
this format is everywhere right now
pov line + one character + random montage
the guide below shows how to find formats like this before they're saturated (bookmark)
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this is f*cking gold
someone generated a guy with exploding side hair, gold teeth and a camel coat, and 13,500 people followed an account that openly says it's ai after only 7 posts
here he's standing outside a cake shop window, directing exactly how big his slice should be. the rest of the page is marble bathrooms and luxury cars
it's the same playbook as jean phil and the ai gru before him. one face you recognise in a single frame, dropped into over-the-top rich scenes
-> 2.7M views on the bathroom cash-counting clip
-> 886K on an outdoor flex
-> 728,900 total likes across the whole account
his bio is four words: "ai persona. real money."
people scroll past 90 real humans to argue in the comments about whether this one is real, and every one of those arguments pushes the clip further
how to test the format:
-> build a character sheet in chatgpt images or nano banana 2: portrait, full body, side, three-quarter. one face you can drop anywhere
-> record 5-8 seconds of yourself doing the move (counting cash, flexing, nodding, mean mugging)
-> transfer the motion to your character with higgsfield genjutsu or kling motion control
-> post 10 clips in 10-14 days, same face, new location every time
your first character probably flops. test 3-4 and scale whichever one spikes
money comes from promo dms, brand deals, merch and licensing once a face clears 100K followers
🤖 Made with AI
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Wierdest trend ever, going to die soon
this account has over 21 million views off 13 reels, and every one of them is ai
it's gru in real life doing ridiculous things in normal places. dancing in a parking garage, getting cuffed by a cop at a gas station, dancing at raising cane's
the whole setup:
→ brainstorm the character and a stack of short scene ideas with chatgpt
→ generate a character sheet so the face and outfit never change
→ have chatgpt write the video prompts, then animate using image or movement references
the scarf and the attitude stay identical in every episode, only the situation he's in changes
give your character one recurring habit and keep putting him somewhere it causes problems
post a few clips first and watch which joke people keep coming back for
13 reels in and the account's already past 21 million views
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this account has over 21 million views off 13 reels, and every one of them is ai
it's gru in real life doing ridiculous things in normal places. dancing in a parking garage, getting cuffed by a cop at a gas station, dancing at raising cane's
the whole setup:
→ brainstorm the character and a stack of short scene ideas with chatgpt
→ generate a character sheet so the face and outfit never change
→ have chatgpt write the video prompts, then animate using image or movement references
the scarf and the attitude stay identical in every episode, only the situation he's in changes
give your character one recurring habit and keep putting him somewhere it causes problems
post a few clips first and watch which joke people keep coming back for
13 reels in and the account's already past 21 million views
this account has over 21 million views off 13 reels, and every one of them is ai
it's gru in real life doing ridiculous things in normal places. dancing in a parking garage, getting cuffed by a cop at a gas station, dancing at raising cane's
the whole setup:
→ brainstorm the character and a stack of short scene ideas with chatgpt
→ generate a character sheet so the face and outfit never change
→ have chatgpt write the video prompts, then animate using image or movement references
the scarf and the attitude stay identical in every episode, only the situation he's in changes
give your character one recurring habit and keep putting him somewhere it causes problems
post a few clips first and watch which joke people keep coming back for
13 reels in and the account's already past 21 million views