Brainrotify AI Review Create Brainrot Videos, Add Gameplay, Voiceovers & Auto Post Content 🚀 EP #604

Brainrotify is a website that allows you to create brain rot content for a wide variety of use cases. If this is your first time here, my name is Jay and this is the Everyday AI channel where we teach you how you can use AI in your daily lives. So I'm going to dive right into this here. And as you can see, I've just signed up and we're getting onto the onboarding. So it's asking me, what are you here to make happen? Is it to make people laugh? Is it to grow a channel, to promote something? Uh, or to make an idea click. In this case, I'm going to, uh, go with, uh, let's go make an idea click. Let's go with, uh, who are you creating it for? Let's say my own audience. How often do you create? Certainly every day. And okay, cool. Let's make the first one. This is going to be interesting. So we can select what sort of tool we want. Uh, we can choose a Brainrot Video Maker. I've been seeing a lot of people use this one quite a bit, so we'll go with that. And yeah, we can actually take a look at a few more tools. So got some more in the cabinet. I've actually been seeing a lot of these Peter Griffin ones. Some of them are actually quite educational. They're platforms that are using these sort of popular cartoon characters to educate people on some really interesting and sometimes complex AI concepts. Like I remember seeing a, I think it was Stewie or it was Peter basically educating like a short-form video of them in their voice educating people on things like Kubernetes and other quite technical, uh, AI concepts or software development concepts in general. Um, in any case, I'm gonna stick with what we've got here and I'm going to click continue. You can see here I'm gonna stay on the free plan. You get 5 free credits today. It's quite useful. I'm going to continue on the free plan. Good thing is even on the free plan you don't— there isn't any, uh, watermark. So I just need to start with an idea. So what should the video make people stop scrolling for? That's a good question. Um, So the idea is to explain to people. Let me just voice prompt this. Let's say, or better still, I'll just type it out to explain to people. Yeah, let me just gather my thoughts. Explain to people that when implementing AI solutions at any level of business. The key thing is to start off with the workflow. Of course, I've been preaching the gospel of a framework I created, which is called TEAM, which stands for time, effort, attention, and money. Yeah. So people should conduct— typing's not the best today— conduct a TEAM audit. Which stands for time, effort, attention, and money on existing workflows to figure out where AI can help reduce expenditure of those 4 resources. From there, say from there they can decide which tools to implement. Ideally, the implemented tools would fit neatly into their existing stack. Cool. Let's go with that. Yeah. And we can continue to direction. So like sound effects, sound effects you hear on nearly every beat. We don't want too many sound effects. So yeah, just maybe some sound effects. I guess this should still be somewhat, uh, somewhat professional. Narration speed, how fast the narration speaks, the narrator speaks. Let's keep it normal. Narration dynamic, uh, let's go with sarcastic, of course. Um, background gameplay, let's go with Minecraft. Let's go with this Minecraft one. Actually, I quite like this one. This one's a bit cool. Hmm, this is interesting actually. We've got quite a few to choose from. I'm going to go with this Minecraft parkour one, and we could even go with the GTA driving one. That's interesting. They've got quite a few background gameplay to choose from, which is pretty cool. We've got this physics simulation as well. Yeah, a whole lot of interesting ones to go with. I'm going to stick to this specific— which one did I choose? I think it was the Minecraft parkour one, jumping on blocks. This guy. Um, and you can also upload background music if you want. In this style settings, I'm going to leave it at— let's see if they've got, uh, they got— looking for Helvetica. If they haven't got that, I'll just leave it on Montserrat. Uh, we can leave it at, uh, ah, okay. So I think you can— let's see if we go to captions. Let's go with shadowed. Um, subtitle size, we'll leave it at that. Title box, um, or you can set a title box as well. Um, how to get ROI on AI and say, okay, cool. Uh, we can leave that as the title and we can click done, and then we can prepare the storyboard and we'll see how this goes. So I'm going to click render here. That's waiting for the scene outline, script, and pacing. And, uh, yeah, once this is done, I'll come back and we'll see exactly what we've got here. Okay, cool. So now we're on this rendering screen and we can see the text. So we've got, uh, a sarcastic, uh, voice here saying apparently the hottest trend in business AI is buying the latest shiny tool before you even know what your real workflow looks like. Okay, cool. And then the next, uh, Beat says, so companies like Deloitte and Accenture, let's not name any specific companies. So let's say, so some companies bill millions teaching you to do a team audit first. Yeah. So some, let's say, massive consulting companies bill millions teaching you to do a team audit first, as if that's some secret. Just so it's clear, I actually came up with the TEAM framework after many sleepless nights and late nights just figuring out how best to explain the importance of an existing workflow and how to actually audit it to some of my many, many clients. You know, TEAM stands for time, effort, attention, and money, which apparently all just evaporate in bad processes. Absolutely. I couldn't have said that better. Contemptuous. Okay. Instead of asking where the real pain is, everyone rushes to drop cash on ChatGPT. And that will magically fix the copier jam and Karen's email habits. Okay, so consultants actually start by tracing your existing steps, mapping every pointless click and redundant approval you do every day. Very true. Then they show you how much time your team spends chasing signatures or double-checking spreadsheets from 2007. Very true. This is also somewhat similar to full deployed engineering because I've been doing quite a lot of that work as well for some global corporate clients. Number 7. Okay, so in different soft tone. Only after that, the AI tool gets picked to slot into whatever mess is left, if it even fits at all. Okay, great. And then number 8, sarcastic with some emphasis. So spoiler, most companies end up duct taping a monthly AI subscription onto a bunch of redundant meetings and hope nobody notices. Okay. So sarcastically, uh, so now your credit card cries every month while the real bottleneck, the outdated Approval chain just gets a chatbot on top. Okay. And eventually some poor soul has to run another audit just to untangle why the AI tool everyone paid for still needs Karen to email a PDF at 6 PM. Okay. Meanwhile, the only thing that really changes is your stack of invoices now with AI printed in bold next to every monthly payment line. Interesting. Accenture's playbook still. So get rid of this company. So The playbook of many companies will say, playbook of many companies still says it. Start with the workflow of many of actually in that case perhaps of a few of the few companies who are in the know still says it. Start with the workflow or just keep paying for tech that solves nothing except your vendor's profit margin. Okay, cool, good stuff. And then we've got. Images of the media here as well. Okay, cool. I'm going to get rid of, of specific media depicting any kind of specific company. I'm going to take a look at this. Yeah. What we've got here eventually. Okay, cool. So let's see what we've got here. Make sure all the rest of these images are cool. We've got the sound effects here. I have to say, this is quite an extensive platform. There's a whole lot of things you can do. I like how customizable it actually is in terms of like the specific kind of images and sounds you have. You have on the platform itself and that you can use to edit your Brainwarp video. Cool. So let's go to number 5. See, I want to make sure all the images on there make sense ultimately. 5, number 4. Okay, cool. I just want to make sure there aren't any specific companies being mentioned. So companies. Does that say companies like Deloitte? We can remove that image, we don't need that. Um, cool. Okay, great stuff. So I think that's it for the most part. Um, it's kind of storyboard on stage. Go back a step to change the brief or render it as it is. Okay, cool. So you can see here, um, interesting tips. So before you spend, so Scene 1 makes a promise but takes 24 words to do it. Okay, so saying we can cut this. Stickers— nothing on the frame but the video. Click a sticker, click where it goes. Okay, cool. So they even give you some tips. I wonder where I can find a sticker. I think it can probably— oh, okay, so I can generate an image of the visual I want for that scene. Interesting. So I of course would recommend that, you know, you, you do what this says, you know, so you can actually get get it to the highest level. I think I should probably, should probably edit scene 1. So apparently the hottest trend in AI is, let's say, AI is buying things before understanding your workflow. Yeah, before understanding the workflow. Cool. Okay, interesting. I wonder if that doesn't— okay, cool. So it does dynamically update. Amazing. And it's improved the score. This has now moved up to 67. Interesting. And it's saying the length is quite, it's quite, it's quite long. So 84 seconds will lose most viewers before the end. Delete scenes until it's under 50. Okay, interesting. So we can perhaps— we should go and delete some scenes here. Which scenes can be deleted, I wonder? Let's see which ones are the least engaging. I actually quite like the fact that it's a bit lengthy. Stickers. Nothing on the frame of the video. Click a sticker and click where it goes. I wonder where the— where are the stickers? Okay, so they're the stickers. We've got a stickers library. Interesting. So we can actually open this up. Very cool stuff, I have to say. You know, I could go through and actually— wait, let's see. I think I should probably follow these instructions. So what stickers can we add? Let's take a look. I'm actually pleased to announce I've launched one of my first digital products, which is a 7-day prompting ebook. I've called it Perfecting Prompts, and it's essentially a 7-day crash course on how you can improve your prompting so that you can supercharge your productivity. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to leave the link to Perfecting Prompts below. I put in a lot of work into it, and in there I actually include some frameworks that I teach to global corporations. Definitely check out. Uh, okay, so the playbook of a few companies who know— let's see, let's look at the whole sticker library and see what we've got here. Um, okay, so these are all of them. We've got red circles. You know, I think I'll leave it out for now. Um, yeah, I think I'll leave that for now. The length is still a bit lengthy, but I'm just going to render this video. Of course, I've, uh, worked on the hook, so I think I'm okay with that. This is going to cost me 2 credits, as we can see, and we are going to now render the video. I might actually just post this if, um, yeah, if it's good enough. Looks like they also have an auto-post feature as well, which is quite interesting. So it's fetching the media and generating the voiceover. I'll just come back once this is done. Okay, so now the video is done. Let's see what it looks like.

Apparently the hottest trend in AI is buying things. Before understanding your workflow. So some massive consulting companies bill millions teaching you to do a TEAM audit first, as if that's some secret— You know, TEAM stands for Time, Effort, Attention, and Money, which apparently all just evaporate in bad process. Instead of asking where the real pain is, everyone rushes to drop cash on ChatGPT, like that'll magically fix the copier jam and Karen's email habits. Consultants actually start by tracing your existing steps, mapping every pointless click and redundant approval you do every day. Then they show you how much time your team spends chasing signatures or double-checking spreadsheets from 2007. Only after all that, the AI tool gets picked to slot into whatever mess is left, if it even fits at all. Spoiler: most companies end up duct taping a monthly AI subscription onto a bunch of redundant meetings and hope nobody notices. So now your credit card cries every month while the real bottleneck, that outdated approval chain, just gets a chatbot on top. Eventually, some poor soul has to run another audit just to untangle why the AI tool everyone paid for still needs Karen to email a PDF at Meanwhile, the only thing that really changes is your stack of invoices, now with AI printed in bold next to every monthly payment line. The playbook of the few companies who are in know still says it: start with the workflow or just keep paying for tech that solves nothing except your vendor's profit margin.

Okay, interesting. Now there were a couple hiccups there. I think maybe some of them were partly my fault, um, but I think there was a bit of a repeat as well when it came to the, um, when it came to the text here, like this team audit. Yeah, okay, cool. I think that was written twice on the screen, but for the most part, I think that was pretty cool. Certainly, certainly was a lot quicker than making one of these videos from scratch. So yeah, I'll definitely say this is a useful tool for anyone who's out there trying to make, you know, brain rot content. And of course, I— even if I didn't make brain rot content, it would be educational in some way, shape, or form. But even educational brain rot content seems to be Uh, in some way, shape, or form the future of education. So yeah, definitely check this out if you think it would be useful for you. I think it's quite a novel idea. I like all the features and, and, uh, the fact that you can pick a topic, style it, and even make it as well right there on the platform and then start sharing it. This auto post feature, I assume, basically allows you to do what it says on the tin and automatically post to platforms like TikTok and Instagram. So yeah, very cool. I like this tool. And, uh, yeah, definitely check it out if you think it would be useful for you.