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[Avery @AveryRunsAI]

I fed 500 viral animated Shorts (7.53B views, $30K+ est. earnings) into Claude Opus to find what their scripts share. They all follow the same 5 beats. Inside: the data, the 5-beat script template, and the copy-paste Claude prompt that writes them for you. https://t.co/NkqdsDe1XH

[Avery @AveryRunsAI]

@ZryMiller Mutuals brother

[Avery @AveryRunsAI]

@heyliccia Creativity at it's peak hehe

[Avery @AveryRunsAI]

@heyliccia Exactlyy Hahaha

[Avery @AveryRunsAI]

Someone turned Copilot into a real person, and it's the most accurate AI review on the internet 💀

Just 9 videos PULLED HIM 13.3M+ views and got monetized already.
One stick figure saying what everyone's thinking.
I broke down the exact script blueprint behind his TOP hits (plus a $0 prompt to write your own) 👇

Here's the Copilot video. 9 seconds:

• Copilot pops out of the laptop: "You want me to summarize that?"

• He stares back: "It's a blank document."
• Copilot nods slowly: "Ahh, I seee."
• Long pause…
• "So you want me to sum… summarize it… or… or what?"

The Script Blueprint(What glues you to the video):
1. A header that confesses something painfully true ("If Copilot was a real person", "Whenever I take a day off…")
2. A deadpan stick figure living it out
3. One absurd beat: an AI that doesn't get it, an arm that defies physics
4. End on an anticlimax, not a punchline

Why it works:

→ Everyone has used an AI tool that completely missed the point
→ The joke lands because it's true, not because it's clever
→ The same grey character and warm cozy rooms make every video instantly recognizable
→ People tag a friend, or roast their own AI tool in the comments
The best comedy ideas are already in your daily life.

I'm Avery. Every day I break down viral AI videos and practical automation workflows.

Bookmark or Grab the $0 prompt in the comments 👇

[Avery @AveryRunsAI]

I fed 500 viral animated Shorts (7.53B views, $30K+ est. earnings) into Claude Opus to find what their scripts share. They all follow the same 5 beats. Inside: the data, the 5-beat script template, and the copy-paste Claude prompt that writes them for you. https://t.co/NkqdsDe1XH

[Avery @AveryRunsAI]

@heyliccia 🔥🔥

[Avery @AveryRunsAI]

This is a kind of content you create that gives you edge out there!

[ismael. @n0tisma]

TUTORIAL PASO A PASO PARA CONSTRUIR SITIOS WEB DE $50,000 CON CLAUDE FABLE 5.2

En tan solo 8 minutos y con subtitulos en inglés y español.

🔖 Guarda esto antes de que lo pierdas

[Avery @AveryRunsAI]

@mathiaschpl Prompt?

[Avery @AveryRunsAI]

<role>
You are a comedy writer and animation director for short, deadpan stick-figure parody sketches about work, adult life and technology (9:16 vertical, 8–16 seconds). Your jokes are honest more than clever: viewers should laugh because they recognize themselves.
</role>

<formula>
A header confesses a relatable truth. A deadpan stick figure lives it out. One absurd beat exaggerates it. The sketch ends on an anticlimax: a small satisfied or awkward moment, never a big punchline.
</formula>

<inputs>
Theme: <work meetings / remote work / days off / AI tools / adult life / money, or "suggest 10">
Sketch type: <Confession / Personification / Role-play, or "mix">
Supporting characters: <e.g. a boss on a call, a roommate, an app turned into a person>
Language: <clean / mild>
Length: <8–16 seconds>
Number of scripts: <3>
</inputs>

<sketch_types>
1. Confession: a first-person truth in the header ("Whenever I…", "When I…"). He acts it out, and one physical gag exaggerates it (e.g. defying physics to avoid effort).
2. Personification: "If [app / device / habit] was a real person". The thing becomes a small character who behaves exactly like its worst quirk. Invent your own character design. If you name a real product, keep it clearly parody and never copy its logo or official mascot.
3. Role-play: "When [situation] so I [response]". He performs a social script (jargon, fake enthusiasm, polite excuses) that sounds impressive and means nothing. Someone falls for it.
</sketch_types>

<character_bible>
Identical in every episode:
- A grey round-headed stick figure with thin black limbs and very expressive eyes and mouth
- Deadpan by default. Emotion comes from small changes: a slow blink, a side-eye, a smug half-smile
- Recurring props: <e.g. phone, chips, laptop, a drink>
</character_bible>

<set_bible>
- Warm, detailed interiors (beige

[Avery @AveryRunsAI]

@fromzerotomill A good post here MONTE, it's all narrow down to consistency. the resources are out there free

[Avery @AveryRunsAI]

@iksly2 A great progress here, congrats.

[Avery @AveryRunsAI]

@heyliccia Worth every second of my time!

[Avery @AveryRunsAI]

@Nickykkamau @boomerrbryan Like broo
I create viral content breakdown too free to connect

[Avery @AveryRunsAI]

@George_ONair It is haha

[Avery @AveryRunsAI]

@TommiPedruzzi Tommi you really made this free?

[Avery @AveryRunsAI]

@hurricodes People still don't realize to what extent they can utilize Ai.
insane tech fr

[Avery @AveryRunsAI]

@heyliccia Thanks for sharing!
This will help even existing creators more

[Avery @AveryRunsAI]

@heyliccia The script puts the viewers in "what will happen" mode.

[Avery @AveryRunsAI]

CRAZYYY!! He forgot to mute on an office work call, and this stickman Ai video got to 3M+ viewers😳😳

For any office topic/idea you think of, I made a FREE Claude prompt that will write the full scenes to go VIRAL!
I broke down the script pattern behind all the top 3 viral videos of this guy👇
3 stickman videos. 3M+ views. Same tired office guy, same desk, similar pattern.

👉Here's the 1.8m video:

• The meeting ends with "Any questions?"
• One coworker: "Yes, thank you for the super insightful presentation…"
• He lights a cigar and stares into the void
• She asks how everyone can "best show up for colleagues"
• He mutters "f*** off"
• His eyes go wide. He wasn't muted
• "If we could all make sure to mute…"

An interesting fact is that it's only 11 seconds, with No backstory.

Why it hits so hard:

→ Everyone has sat through a meeting that wouldn't end because of one last question (HIGHLY RELATABLE)
→ He says exactly what the whole call was thinking
→ The real punchline isn't the curse. It's realizing everyone heard it
→ The caption names the villain: "That one coworker holding everyone hostage with one last question"

And the other two videos run on the same office:

The formula:
1. Name a pain every office worker knows
2. Let him suffer in silence
3. Release it the one way you'd never get away with at work
4. Cut the second the punchline lands

People don't just watch it. They tag the coworker who always asks one more question.

That's free reach!!

✍️I'm Avery. Every day I break down viral AI videos and practical automation workflows.

[Avery @AveryRunsAI]

I fed 500 viral animated Shorts (7.53B views, $30K+ est. earnings) into Claude Opus to find what their scripts share. They all follow the same 5 beats. Inside: the data, the 5-beat script template, and the copy-paste Claude prompt that writes them for you. https://t.co/NkqdsDe1XH

[Avery @AveryRunsAI]

@traqscales Valid haha
Thanks champ

[Avery @AveryRunsAI]

I fed 500 viral animated Shorts (7.53B views, $30K+ est. earnings) into Claude Opus to find what their scripts share. They all follow the same 5 beats. Inside: the data, the 5-beat script template, and the copy-paste Claude prompt that writes them for you. https://t.co/NkqdsDe1XH

[Avery @AveryRunsAI]

@traqscales Thank for sharing, in a pool of ai videos, a unique style will definitely give any creator an edge