@carliyeigh I also posted kasi sobrang na-aalarma ako sa kanila and everytime na dumadaan sila sa feed ko nacricringe ako. Hindi ko talaga maintindihan yung thought process ng babae na yan’
Sobrang curious ako sa mga cheater. Like, alam naman nilang mali yung ginagawa nila, alam nilang masasaktan nila yung partner nila, and alam din nilang puwedeng masira yung relationship nila dahil doon. Pero bakit natutukso pa rin silang mag-cheat? Like, what goes on in their minds? 😭
I genuinely want to understand the psychology behind it.
Last month, I made around $500 on Content Rewards by clipping music campaigns on TikTok.
I took some profit and bought an itel solar power tank to power my TV and fan, then used the rest for feeding.
and I have like 100$ pending this month to claim.
May not be much to some people, but being able to make money online and use it to take care of some basic needs means a lot to me.
Grateful for the opportunity. 🙏
It CAN'T be legal...
i still don't understand why more people aren't paying attention to this.
this AI character account made $8K in just a couple of days. the guy in the videos doesn't even exist.
Clive has:
→ 63.3K followers
→ 1.5M likes
→ roughly 21.4M views across 25 videos
and people keep asking: how is this even possible?
the money doesn't have to come from views.
some AI character accounts land deals promoting AI studios like Higgsfield. others advertise websites, sell products or launch tokens. different businesses behind the same weird videos.
Clive takes it a step further: viewers vote on who appears next. recurring characters, an ongoing season, merch on the way.
watch → pick tomorrow's character → come back for the next episode.
that's how a random clip starts becoming a show.
to test it yourself:
→ create a distinctive character and consistent reference images
→ animate it using your own or licensed footage
→ test short scenes, keep what people share
→ give viewers a reason to return
your first video might flop. Clive's three biggest clips account for almost 75% of the views counted.
the opportunity is in testing a repeatable format, then building a business around the audience.
follow for more AI character breakdowns - the numbers, the formats and how the money actually works.
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