adeyyy__🤩🥶

@LFC #YNWA💪🏾🔴

[adeyyy__🤩🥶 @adeyyy__844]

@tryahdd nice

[Tryahd @tryahdd]

How to make Ai UGC/Influencers videos in 10 minutes follow & comment "Prompt" for the full promt

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Commentary is still one of the easiest YouTube Shorts niches to pull 20M+ views in.

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Top 25+ Youtube Automation niches in 2026

1) Celebrity stories and entertainment commentary
2) Personal Finance & Wealth Building
3) Business Documentaries & Company Breakdowns
4) World History Documentaries
5) True Crime & Unsolved Mysteries
6) Insurance & Financial Education
7) Geopolitics & World News Explainers
8) Software & SaaS Reviews
9) Real Estate Investing
10) Military History & War Documentaries
11) Psychology & Human Behavior
12) Celebrity Stories & Entertainment Commentary
13) Space & Astronomy
14) Prison Documentaries & Criminal Justice
15) Luxury Lifestyles & Billionaire Stories
16) Gaming Lore & Commentary
17) Health & Wellness Education
18) Survival Stories & Disasters
19) Nostalgia & Retro Entertainment
20) Sleep Stories & Bedtime Content
21) NBA stories and basketball analysis
22) Movie and TV show analysis
23) Minecraft stories and challenges
24) Animal behavior and wildlife documentaries
25) Political history and geopolitical explainers
26) Aviation disasters and investigations
27) Cults and controversial organizations
28) Prison documentaries and criminal justice

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Opus 5.5 can now edit videos like these
and get 48.2M views with 10 videos

[adeyyy__🤩🥶 @adeyyy__844]

@tryahdd 😭😂

[Tryahd @tryahdd]

You accidentally say "Hey" to Claude Opus 5.5 and it consumes 7% of your session limit.

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Minecraft education / Minecraft news recap short videos are literally pulling millions of views on YouTube

[adeyyy__🤩🥶 @adeyyy__844]

@tryahdd i’ll definitely do both

[Tryahd @tryahdd]

wait, faceless youtubers have basically been making ads this whole time and we just called them explainers 😭

now imagine turning that same skill into full ad campaigns for brands with higgsfield content factory.

one person. an entire ad campaign. this is actually crazy.

would you use this to grow your own channel or start making ads for brands?

[adeyyy__🤩🥶 @adeyyy__844]

@tryahdd i have to try this out

[Tryahd @tryahdd]

What if a stickman's faceless YouTube channel made more money than your 9 to 5? Made with Supercomputer

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https://t.co/DAcI2ZBiMI

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be honest, how many edits have you saved "for inspiration" and never opened again

claude motion + higgsfield katana lets you take an edit apart and rebuild it around your own idea. the animation is built in code, literally a “code based motion design”

here's one reworked into something new 👇

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[adeyyy__🤩🥶 @adeyyy__844]

@tryahdd let’s goo

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I’m dropping a faceless YouTube article soon.

Beginner to advanced. Everything I’ve learned about making money with faceless channels in one place.

Might honestly be better than most courses out there.

[Tryahd @tryahdd]

the biggest misconception about youtube automation is the word "automation"

when i started, i genuinely thought it meant the youtube part was automated. you set it up, videos go out, money comes in.

that is not what it means at all.

"automation" just means you're not on camera (Faceless). that's it. that's the whole difference. everything else is still a real business.

someone still has to find the idea worth making. someone still has to write a script that holds people past the first 30 seconds. someone still has to make a thumbnail that gets clicked out of 20 others. someone still has to read the analytics and figure out why video 7 flopped.

for the first few months, that someone is you. every single job.

and here's what nobody selling courses tells you: that's the good part.

because the people who skip that phase and try to outsource everything on day one end up paying editors to make bad videos faster. they never learned what a good one looks like, so they can't tell the difference.

the people who actually make it do every job themselves first, badly, then less badly, until they understand the whole machine. then they hand pieces off, one at a time, to people they can actually judge.

that's the real automation. not a channel that runs without you. a channel that runs without your hands, because your judgment is built into every step.

it's not passive income. it's leverage. and leverage has to be earned.

if someone tells you it's easy money, they're selling you something.

if someone tells you it's a real business that can eventually run without you being in every step, they've probably actually done it.

[Tryahd @tryahdd]

faceless youtube has one big weakness nobody talks about

people don't subscribe to channels. they subscribe to someone.

that's why a voiceover over stock footage tops out. nobody gets attached to a voice reading facts. but give them a face they recognize every single video and suddenly they come back. they trust it. they click the links. they buy the stuff.

an AI influencer gives your faceless channel that face. without it ever being yours.

i've been building them and the whole thing comes down to one word: consistency. if your character looks slightly different in every clip, it's over. people can feel it even if they can't explain it.

here's the exact process:

- grab a reference from tiktok
not to copy a person. to grab a vibe. the style, the energy, the kind of creator your audience already watches.

- reshape it in chatgpt
change the face, hair, age, outfit, everything, until it's nobody. a completely new person who just has the right energy for your niche.

- build a character sheet
open nano banana pro (in artlist or wherever you use it) and generate a clean sheet. front, side, three quarter, full body, a few expressions, plain background. this sheet is your influencer's DNA. every visual you ever make references it. this is the step that makes them look like the same person forever.

-build your locations
a separate sheet for every place your influencer "lives." their room. their desk. the street they walk on. same idea, multiple angles, so the world stays consistent too.

- lock your visual style
one more sheet. lighting, colors, camera feel. warm and cozy? clean and bright? decide once, reuse forever.

- generate the video in seedance 2.5
and yes, this is where it's all about the prompt. most people type "girl talking in her room" and wonder why it looks like garbage.

a real prompt looks like this:
[character from sheet], sitting at [desk location from sheet], explaining something excitedly, leaning toward the camera, soft window light from the left, handheld phone footage, slight natural movement, [style from sheet]

character, location, action, camera, light, style. every time.

three sheets and one good prompt formula, and you have a face your audience recognizes in every video, that never gets tired, never asks for a raise, and never has a bad hair day.

the faceless channels that win the next year are going to have a face.

it just won't be yours.

[adeyyy__🤩🥶 @adeyyy__844]

@tryahdd this will put editors out of work fr!!!