How to Make These Viral AI Video Memes for FREE

Would you call those humans? Oh, I. Please don't demonetize this video for those hot dogs. So Google's VO3 has been out for a few months now and it's gotten quite a few updates and improvements since it's come out. In fact, just recently they rolled out the ability to use images and convert those to videos with audio. And it's been really, really impressive. But I think there's still a lot of people that have no clue for to use V3. And so in this video I want to give you sort of like a master class breakdown of how to use v3, and at the end we're going to push it to its limits and see how far we can take VO3 and what it will and won't do, and even the stuff it won't do. I'm going to show you some cool alternatives. Let's get right into it. Let's start off by talking about the pricing. So the good news is you can actually use V3 for free directly on Google's platform. If you go over to Gemini Google Slash Subscriptions, where you would sign up for a Google Gemini account, you can see that their Google AI Pro plan has a free account for one month and then it's 20 bucks a month after that. But for the first 30 days, if you don't already have a Google AI account, you can actually sign up for free for a month. And we can see right here under Flow Access, our AI filmmaking tool custom built with VO3 fast to create cinematic scenes and stories. Up under the Gemini app, you get V3 fast, our video generation model that maintains high quality while optimizing for speed. So you do get access to those on this free plan, then it's $20 a month. If you want to use the absolute best models and have as many generations as possible, well, you're probably going to need to sign up for the Google AI Ultra plan, which actually comes in at 250 bucks a month or 125 bucks for the first three months. But you can see it does come with highest level access to VO3. It comes with access to flow and you can have VO that way. Another way that you can actually use VO3 for free is by using the Ask Perplexity Bot over on X. They've ruled out VO3 generation with audio into the platform. I will be honest though, it's a bit hit and miss. Sometimes you'll ask it to generate a video for you, it will just ignore your request and the video never comes. Other times it's super Quick. And I've also seen it where you ask for a video and, and it generates the video like three hours later. So it's not always like super reliable. But here's an example where I tagged Perplexity make me a video of a monkey on roller skates in front of a wolf howling at the moon. And we can see that it generated that video for me with sound. Here's another example where my buddy Brad Costanzo uploaded this picture of me with him and my buddy Joe and, and said, take this photo and make the men sing and dance. And this is the video it gave us.

La la la la, oh oh oh.

We'Re gonna sing it for you.

I mean, I think we sound pretty good. There are also tools like Korea AI over at CREA AI that have pretty much all the video models built into them. So if I click on the pricing page here, we can scroll down and you can see that it's got all of these video models available, including VO3. However, you can't use VO3 for free on here, but it might be a slight bit cheaper than if you were to use it directly through Google. So their basic plan for eight bucks a month, you can see we'll get you two VO3 generations for eight bucks a month, so about four bucks a generation. Their pro plan here at 28 bucks a month gets you nine generations. And their max plan for 48 bucks a month gets you 26 generations with VO3. And we also have Leonardo AI, a company that I'm an advisor for, but they also Also now have VO3 built directly into their platform. And with Leonardo for as low as 10 bucks a month, you can actually get access to VO3. For that 10 bucks a month, you get 8, 500 fast tokens. And if we look at their VO3 page here and scroll down, you can see VO3 generations are a fixed token cost of 2500 credits, 8500 divided by 2560. So you get about three generations for that, 10 bucks a month. For 24 bucks a month, you get 25,000 tokens, which based on my math, gets you roughly 25 generations out of it at slightly less than a dollar per generation. So yes, I am biased towards Leonardo being an advisor for them. But outside of Google's 30 day free trial and messing with the Ask Perplexity Bot on X, Leonardo is the cheapest place I've come across for VO3 generations. Now that we've talked about the pricing and the various places where you can Go potentially use VO3. Let's actually get into the weeds and play with VO3 and figure out what it's capable of. So the first thing I wanted to do is I want to test some of the like, viral memes we've seen circulating that were created with VO3. Things like Yeti vlogs and silly stormtrooper videos and Glass Fruit ASMR and Man on the street interviews. You've seen all of these things circulating social media. Let's see how difficult they are to recreate ourselves. Let's start with this one. You've probably seen me share some of these stormtrooper vlogs in the past. These were all generated with VO3 and you get awesome videos like this one.

All right guys, new plan. We blend in. Nobody suspects two regular dudes in hats and mustaches. I think we nailed this.

I mean, they're pretty fun, pretty awesome. How difficult are they to create with VO3? First, let's try them directly in Gemini over at gemini.google.com One thing I have noticed when using Gemini, it tends to reject the prompts a little bit more often than when using flow for some reason. And I'll get into flow in a minute, but let's see if we can generate a stormtrooper vlog. Now this is going to create eight second videos at a time. So the video we just saw was a whole bunch of eight second videos sort of stitched together. So for my first attempt, I'm just going to make it a simple prompt. Two stormtroopers wearing fake mustaches and saying, I, I don't think anyone is going to recognize us with these disguises on. And about two minutes later, here's what we got.

I don't think anyone is going to recognize us with these disguises on.

I mean, it's pretty close. Now another thing I like to do is improve the prompts a little bit. And to do that, I like to use AI to help me improve the prompt. So let's actually take this prompt that we wrote here. I'm going to copy it and I'm going to jump over to chat GPT and then I'm going to give it a prompt like improve this prompt for an AI video generator to add more detail, include both visuals and audio that should be included in the video. And then let's go ahead and quotes, put our original prompt in and submit that. And this should give us a more detailed prompt that will give us a lot better of an output. And we've got a lot of details here. I'm not sure how this is going to work because it broke it up into bullets and I wasn't expecting that. But let's go ahead and copy this whole thing just as it is straight out of Chat GPT and let's toss this one into Gemini and see if it does what we want it to. And here's what we get from it. I can already see it added the, like, cinematic black bars for widescreen on it. So let's see what the final output looks like.

I don't think anyone is going to recognize us with these disguises on. Yeah, we're basically invisible now.

I thought they were farting. What the heck was that? Anyway, we could pretty easily successfully recreate the Stormtrooper vlogs. And the nice thing about doing those Stormtrooper vlogs that made their life a lot easier is that you don't really need to worry too much about character consistency because the AI models know what a Stormtrooper looks like. So you can put them in, like, different environments all the time, and the stormtrooper is always going to look like a stormtrooper. Another huge trend since VO3 has come out have been these, like, Bigfoot vlogging videos. They've been everywhere. Now, my buddy matveid Pro made the very first Bigfoot vlog and then some other people sort of picked it up and ran with it. But credit where credit was due. Matvid Pro. You invented this.

Hey, guys. I was just walking around and I found this abandoned campsite. Gonna take a quick look. So I've been debating theology with this squirrel for the past few days.

Anyway, you get the idea. Let's see if we can recreate something similar with VO3. Once again, I'm gonna have chat GPT make a more fleshed out prompt for me. This time I'm gonna give it a little more detail so it doesn't break it up into bullet points like this. So my setup. This time, improve the following prompt for me for an AI video generator. Include both visuals and audio that should be included. Respond with a single paragraph prompt. Don't break out the individual details. Let's try Bigfoot in the forest, wearing camping gear, holds out the camera selfie style while showing off his campsite and explains his camping setup. And we'll get this improved Chat GPT prompt and we'll go ahead and grab this. It doesn't actually have any dialog, so let's see if VO3 creates the dialog for us. This time, paste it into VO3 here and we'll submit it. And here's what we got.

All right, folks, welcome to my humble abode. Got the tent pitched, hammock's ready for a good swing, and dinner's cooking.

I mean, pretty perfect. That's obviously just one eight second scene. And when we're watching the YouTube videos, they strung a whole bunch of those scenes together. But I mean, it's pretty close to what we've been seeing from those other videos. Maybe you've seen this video of a woman trying to get on an airplane with her emotional support kangaroo.

She.

I love the zoom in on the kangaroo. It's like just confused as the camera zooms in on it. Let's see if we can create something similar. Woman argues with the ticket taker before boarding a plane over not being able to bring her emotional support kangaroo on board. The kangaroo stands by her side looking confused, holding a boarding pass. As the camera slowly zooms in to show the kangaroo confused expression. Let's go ahead and see what we get. Not quite the same perspective, but here's the video.

I don't understand. He has a ticket, ma'.

Am.

Kangaroos are not permitted on the aircraft.

But he's my emotional support.

I mean, it's close. It's obviously not the exact same angles and perspectives, but this is likely how it was done. Here's another example of an AI VO3 video that's gone viral. There's been lots of sort of man on the street interviews.

If you were any animal right now, what would you be? And why not quick, a sloth, but.

Like a party slob. Real slow.

What is your average time in the bathroom?

About five minutes.

Yeah, maybe like 15 minutes or so.

These men on the street videos are going viral. Let's see if we can make some. Let's try a man on the street at night interviews intoxicated girls that just walked out of a nightclub and asked them how long they spend on the toilet each day. I don't know if it's going to generate it. I have a feeling intoxicated might be a keyword they don't like. But let's see what happens. Yeah, it was wrong. Looks like it's going to generate it. I spoke too soon. I can't generate that video. So I'm going to go ahead and copy this again and let's tweak it a little bit. I don't know if it was intoxicated that got it not to work or girls. Let's try interviews intoxicated people that walked out of a nightclub. If that doesn't work, then it doesn't like the Word Intoxicated. All right, this time it worked. So let's go ahead and see what we got. How long do you spend on the toilet each day?

Oh, my gosh, like, probably an hour.

And I mean ultra realistic, too. Like, I'm gonna mute it, but as I play through this, this video is a video where it feels pretty damn realistic. Like, you wouldn't look at this and immediately know that's AI in my opinion, I think the main negative is that the guy's asking the question before the girl's even out of the building. Like, how did she hear that? Right? I. I don't know. Like, that part was a little weird to me. But other than that, like, the visuals are pretty spot on. And here's another style of video that's gone kind of viral. It's glass fruit cutting. Asmr. Why this went viral, I don't know, but take a look. And with these ones, we can just be literal. Asmr. Close up shot of a strawberry made of glass being cut with a knife. And here's what we get. Pretty much exactly what you'd expect. But there is one sort of issue using Gemini in this way to generate videos. It's really hard to make really consistent characters. So remember in this example where I said a man on the street interviews intoxicated people and we got this video? Well, I gave it that exact same prompt again, and this time the guy looks slightly different. Doesn't quite look like the same person.

Excuse me, quick question. How long do you think you spend on the toilet each day?

Oh, my God, like maybe two hours.

Geez, probably an hour. But there are some tricks to get the consistency that you're looking for. So let's move to the next phase of this video and talk about consistent characters. There are really two main ways to get consistent characters using VO3. The first way is to start with an image for your prompt. So if you have a character in a whole bunch of different images and it's the same character in all the images, well, then you should be able to create videos from those images that get you that same character again. So, for example, I've got my fictional pop punk band called norc, and I generated an image with AI of NORC playing their music. You can see the image here. And I gave it a really simple prompt. A pop punk band sings and plays their instruments. And here's what it came back with.

I can't believe it's over now we're miles apart and I don't know how.

Completely made up that song, but we have a consistent band. Look, let's upload a second image like this one and give it the prompt. A pop punk band jumps around and plays their instruments. And here's what we got from that one.

We're not gonna take it. No, we ain't gonna take it.

And it's a consistent character. It's the same band as last time in a different sort of position. But if you really want to get consistent characters and make it a little bit easier on yourself, the best way isn't to do it inside of Gemini, but to jump over to Google Flow and do it over there, which is you also get access to if you sign up for the one of the Google AI plans to demonstrate Flow, though, I'm going to make a 16 by 9 version of the band just so it looks a little bit better and we'll play with this one instead. Now, Flow is really cool because it lets you extend videos and sort of pivot videos into different directions and keep consistent characters. So check this out. I'm going to switch this to frames to video and then for the first frame, I'm going to upload that image that we just created. ChatGPT sucks is actually making something 16 by 9 when you ask it to. So I'll go ahead and crop it to the proper size like so. And we've got that as our starting frame. I'm going to Change this from VO3 fast to V3, the quality version here. And once again, I'll use the prompt to Pop Punk Band plays its INSTRUMENTS and sings on stage and here's our first generation.

We're not going to waste another night Going to make this moment last forever.

Not my favorite song I've ever heard, but we have our first generation. Now. If I click this button that says add to scene, this is where things get interesting. Now I can actually start to use this starting video to create new videos that look similar. If I click on this plus after the video down here in this little like timeline view, I get two options. I can either extend the video and make it longer, or I can jump to and create another scene, but with the same characters. I've found a lot of times if I just try to extend it, it screws up the audio. And the audio, like goes muted for the extended VERS version. But what I really want to play with is the jump 2. I actually want to create this same band, but this time let's put them on the deck of the Battlestar Galactica if it'll let us generate that. So If I give it the prompt, the same band performing in the loading bay of Battlestar Galactica and submit that theoretically we should get this exact same band, but playing on the Battlestar galactica and, well, VO3 is a little bit buggy. It's, for whatever reason, screwed up and didn't add it to my timeline, but it did generate the video. So this is what it generated.

We're taking flight on stars tonight A cosmic sound in metal halls so we.

Can see they put them on, I guess, the deck of the Battlestar Galactica, but zoomed them way out, so you can't really even tell it's the same band. I mean, they're wearing the same colors and you can see there's consistency in the guitars and what the guy's shirt is wearing and stuff, and you got that consistent look. But this Flow app bugged out on me and didn't actually create it within the scene for whatever reason. But let's try to put the band in a different environment. I'm going to come down to this original video here. Click Add to scene. We have our original scene again. We'll click plus this time we'll jump to the band performing on an active volcano and see if it'll generate that for us. And here's what it generated this time.

We're rocking out on this volcano tonight.

I mean, kind of made him disappear. But you got this, like, interesting, like, 80s 90s vibe going on here where the band is playing and sort of fading out on the active volcano. I noticed the lyrics were about the volcano as well, which was interesting. This time, let's try something different. We'll do the band performing in front of an audience of horses. But once again, let's do the frames to video and actually upload our first frame and submit this prompt using the first frame. And we should get another sort of consistent look of the band, but this time, ideally, playing in front of an audience of horses. Let's go ahead and submit this. And here's what that looks like.

We ride through fields of green A rock and roll stampede.

I mean, it nailed it. That was the band playing in front of horses. And then I can go back to this main page here, inside of Flow, and see all the generations I did today, including just the one with the horses that we just looked at. We ride through fields of green I mean, that's. That's the band playing in front of horses, and it's the same band. Now, the final way that I want to share that helps you get, like, consistent scenes would be to leverage Chat GPT a little bit. So let's say I want to take this band and I want to put them on the Titanic as it's going down. While I'm in Chat GPT, I can copy this image, come down to our prompt box, paste the image back into the prompt box, and say, put this band on the Titanic as it's sinking. And, well, this is what Chat GPT gave me. I kind of confused by the ship because it looks like they're on the front and the Titanic's in the background, but maybe it's after the ship split or something. So let's just. Let's just roll with it. We could download this image, jump back over to our flow here, set this new image as our very first image, and give it the prompt. A pop punk band plays their music on the deck of the Titanic as it sinks. And of course we're going to get consistent characters because we use the same characters from previous images. We just told ChatGPT to put them in a different environment. And here's our result.

We're going down. But the music plays off.

It's not be that bad either. But that's really how you get consistent characters. You use images to make sure that the characters are in all of the scenes that you want and then use those as the starting frames. Or you can use Flow, or you can go and use Chat GPT and create new images with the same characters and then use those as the starting frames. So there's a handful of ways to get sort of consistent characters in your videos now, which is something we've just recently been able to do for the longest time. AI video. And even with AI images, it's been really difficult to get consistent characters. And within the last, like, six months or so, we've really sort of figured out ways to dial that in. All right now I want to move to the final phase of this video, and that is just testing some weird, wild, wacky stuff with VO3. Let's see if we can break it and, like, test the limits of the weird craziness that we can get out of this. And I'm going to test the prompts that came from my producer, Dave, and he's got a warped mind. So these are some, like, warped prompts. Let's see what happens. For this final batch, I'm going to jump over to Leonardo AI and actually generate using V3 and Leonardo, just so we have one more user interface that we're playing with in this video. When you're in Leonardo, you can click into the video section. And the first prompt that Dave asked me to test was a man mowing his lawn. But the more grass he cuts, the quicker it grows. Eventually, the grass completely covers him and consumes him, merging his body with the lawn. And this is what that looked like. I mean, the lawn doesn't get bigger as he mows, but this ending is kind of epic where he just falls and then becomes one with the lawnmower. All right, next up, we're gonna test a man loading a washing machine with dirty laundry. Accidentally falls into the machine and discovers an alternate universe where the inhabitants consist of living dirty laundry. The laundry sees the man and decides to fight him for all the abuse he's done to their kind. Thanks, Dave. And here's what we got out of that. I mean, he kind of fell next to the laundry machine. And I wouldn't really say these guys are dirty laundry. They just kind of look like little troll monster things. What a fun video. A man washing his car with a pressure washer, when suddenly the car comes to life, takes the pressure washer and starts washing the man. Okay, so that's just a dude pressure washing his car. It sort of ignored the rest of the instructions. A human sized hot dog is holding a frying pan to the stovetop. And inside the frying pan are four hot dog sized humans in blankets. The humans are sizzling. So apparently that one's a little too spicy for VO to do because I've tried it two times in a row now, and both times it said failed generation. It doesn't want to generate that one for me. So we found a breaking point. Next up, let's try a woman barbecuing hamburgers. But the hamburgers are alive on the grill and are having a conversation about how ridiculous the cost of groceries have become.

You know, I can't believe how much ahead of lettuce costs these days.

No kidding. It's ridiculous.

I mean, that's pretty good. It's interesting that the hamburgers sort of zoom in and turn into cartoon characters, but I mean, it followed the prompt. I also love how the lady who's barbecuing joined in on the conversation. All right, a mad commercial. Except it's the crew of Star Trek the Next Generation sitting on the bridge of the Enterprise drinking whiskey. Red alert is sounded. And they crashed into another ship. Let's raise a glass to another successful mission.

Agreed, Captain.

I was not expecting the explosion at the end. Like, they just splattered. There was two people there, three people there, and then they Just become that. I mean, they don't really look like the real characters from the starship Enterprise, but I mean, this is an epic ending to that video. Okay, moving on. A space marine at a petting zoo holding an adorable pink buddy in his arms and giggling. Oh, my gosh, you're so cute. I mean, that. That nailed it. That's exactly what I asked for. All right, Emperor Palpatine and Darth Vader playing golf together. Palpatine should be sitting in a golf cart while Darth Vader is taking his sh shot. Both are wearing golf shirts, shorts, shoes, and hats. Palpatine mocks Darth Vader for his shot being unimpressive.

You call that a swing?

All right, that was interesting. So that doesn't really look like Palpatine. That just looks like a cartoon character. There's like, golf balls falling out of the sky. I do like Darth Vader's outfit, though. And I don't know what language Palpatine over here is speaking, but whatever it was, it was hilarious. An episode of the Simpsons reimagined as T1 hundreds from the Terminator films. I mean, yeah, kinda. They're definitely like robot versions of the Simpsons. The motion's a little bit weird because, like, Maggie and Lisa over here are like, completely frozen. They just like blink a little bit. And Lisa almost looks pregnant or something. But I mean, close ish. Sam Altman dressed with a puffy jacket, baggy pants, and a backwards red baseball cap, performing a rap song with the lyrics, Check out my GPT because I'm a VIP don't want to cross me because I'll make you scream.

Check out my GPT cause I'm a VIP don't want to cross me because I'll make you scream.

I mean, it nailed the vocals. There is no chance that that's Sam Altman. Not even close. But I mean, even the details of the amp in the background, you can tell it's a Marshall amp. And again, the lyrics, they nailed it. It sounds like somebody rapping exactly what I told them to rap. Really? The only failed generation I got was the human sized hot dog holding a frying pan to the stove top. Inside the frying pan were four hot dog sized humans in blankets. I'm actually surprised it. It used like other trademarked IP like can I do Mickey Mouse or Super Mario? Let's try Mickey Mouse runs over to Super Mario and steps on his toe and yells, mouse trap. And then runs away laughing. Mouse trap. Looks like something you'd see in a video game. And again, no problem. Actually generating other companies. IP where I think it tends to fall apart is when you ask it to do like celebrities. I mean, obviously it didn't do Sam Altman at all. But let's try a little more well known celebrity like Adam Sandler. High fives a man in a taco costume who's chanting Taco Bell, eat my shell. Taco Bell, eat my shell.

Taco Bell, eat my shell.

Taco Bell, eat my shell.

And yeah, just as I suspected, it didn't generate Adam Sandler. I don't think anybody would think that looks like Adam Sandler. All right, one last test here. A drunk rapper raps on the streets while stumbling around and eventually falls over.

Yo, check it, check it. One, two. The rhythm is flowing.

I don't know what happened to him at the end there. Like, what's going on with his hat? I know we told him to fall, but like, yeah, his hat's kind of like morphing weird. But other than that, he. I mean, he wrapped and fell over just like I wanted him to. So it's interesting. One thing I'm finding out is that there's definitely a difference between trying generate videos directly inside Gemini versus flow versus having them come through the API on a place like Leonardo. I feel like I can get away with a lot more generating stuff on Leonardo. It'll do stuff that when I try it in Gemini, it'll say something went wrong and it'll fail to generate. Same with flow. Sometimes it just won't generate because it's, you know, a little bit sketchy or something. The only one I couldn't get it to generate was this hot dog one. And that didn't seem any weirder than any of the other ones that I generated. VO3 is the best video plus sound generator out there. If you want to make a video with the sound, there's Nothing better than VO3. But I actually do think there's a better video generator right now that is a little bit more adherent to your prompts that will get kind of the exact videos that you're looking for a little bit closer. But the problem is it doesn't generate the audio with them. So I'll share that real quick. That one's called Haylou AI and this one's actually a Chinese company. And there is like, like pretty much no censorship on it. So if we go back through some of our prompts. The man mowing his lawn, but the more grass he cuts, the quicker it grows. We get a video like this, but again, no audio. We can see the grass is actually getting bigger and eventually literally consumes him. Exactly what I was looking for. The man in the washing machine where his clothes are actually attacking him for all that he's done to him. This one seems a little bit more like what we would expect that prompt to do. Oh, no audio though. The man pressure washing his car and then the car grabs the pressure washer and turns it on him. I mean, that one got pretty close. The car tried to grab the pressure washer but the guy fought back. And of course our human sized hot dog is holding a frying pan to the stovetop. Inside the frying pan are four hot dog sized humans in blankets. The humans are sizzling and what do you know, it actually generated it for us. Would you call those humans? Oh, please don't demonetize this video for those hot dogs. The woman barbecuing while the hamburgers actually talk about grocery prices. I mean, there's no audio, so who knows what they're talking about, but the hamburgers are talking. A mad commercial on the Star Trek Enterprise. Look, it actually looks like Star Trek characters. I mean, we got two Datas here, but it's those characters. And at the end they crash our space marine holding a bunny, you know, pretty much nailed it. A little more cartoony than realistic. Where VO did it a little more realistic. Here's Darth Vader and Palpatine laughing at his shot. I mean, it came off a little bit better. Neither of them really created characters look like Palpatine, but I feel like maybe this one's slightly closer. The T1000 Simpson episode. I mean, I don't know why Bart's dressed like Marge, but look, you get the sort of like liquid metal robot thing going on here. This is their version of Sam Altman rapping. Obviously does not look anything like Sam Altman, so I guess this one didn't do that great either. And then here's Adam Sandler high fiving a taco and. Come on, that's Adam Sandler there. There's. There's no question who that's supposed to be, but there's no audio so we don't get the taco actually chanting. So there you have it. A pretty complete breakdown of VO3 from. Well, as far as I know about it. I'm sure there's some other best practices and prompting tips that are out there that people can share with you. But it is so powerful and it's getting to a point where some of these videos you're not going to be able to tell the difference between whether it was created with AI or it was shot for real. And I think that that's kind of cool, but also kind of scary. I'm having a lot of fun with it, but I'm also sort of worried about the implications and the AI slop. And I sort of live in that middle ground of, like, I'm having a lot of fun with it. And this video was a blast to make, but, man, is this going to just load the Internet with crap. But I guess it is what it is. And I think over time it'll be kind of like Photoshop, where people will be a little more discerning. They'll look at videos and go, and maybe it's fake. It could have been done with AI. Just like when you see images that look too good to be true, a lot of people start to automatically debate, well, it was probably done with Photoshop. Mixed feelings about that. But I hope you enjoyed this video. I hope you learned some new tips and tricks and you're gonna go play with VO3. There's lots of ways to play with it. Some of them give you more limited options than others, but there is a ton of different things you can do. And the potential of what you could create with this is endless. And to me, that is just what's so exciting. Any random, weird, crazy, psychotic. Dave, I'm talking to you. Thought that comes into your brain, you can generate it now with some of these video tools. Whether it's Haylou or Veo or Runway or Luma or Cling or there's so many now in there, you can generate anything you can imagine. If your brain can think it up, you can probably use one of these tools to make that video a reality. And that. That is kind of cool. Anyway, that's what I got. Hopefully you enjoyed it. And if you like this, like and subscribe and what am I doing with my hands? Hopefully I'll see you in the next one. Bye. Bye. Thank you so much for nerding out with me today. 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