Clandestine

22 scaling my own AI ugc agency

currently at $15k/mo

[Clandestine @Classifiedv4]

@treyscalez Lowkey the creator is smart as well he posted 2 strong trends

[Clandestine @Classifiedv4]

this is actually a money printer

another one was averaging below 10k and went +300k on the first automated video he made

[Clandestine @Classifiedv4]

HOLY F*CK

2 days ago and +200k views with 2k subs creating fully automated videos with claude

3rd channel i saw this week btw

[Clandestine @Classifiedv4]

HOLY F*CK

2 days ago and +200k views with 2k subs creating fully automated videos with claude

3rd channel i saw this week btw

[Clandestine @Classifiedv4]

3 image prompts, gpt image 2, 1:1, 2x2 grid each. the animation itself is code (cuts on the beat, mouths open on the audio)

1. black cat sheet:
Hand-drawn 2D cartoon in a cozy indie animation style: thick slightly wobbly black ink outlines, flat uneven marker and coloured-pencil fills with visible paper grain, almost no shading, cute deadpan derpy faces, on plain warm off-white paper. The image is a 2x2 grid of four equal square panels separated by thin light grey lines, same plain off-white paper background in every panel, the character the same size and in the same spot in every panel so the panels can be swapped like animation frames. No text, no letters, no logo, no watermark, no speech bubbles. The character: a chubby round black cat with big round green eyes, a small white patch on its chest, a tiny pink nose, short stubby arms. Seen from the chest up, centred, facing camera, filling the lower two thirds of each panel. Panel 1 top left: mouth wide open mid-sentence, eyebrows raised, asking a question. Panel 2 top right: mouth closed, neutral flat stare. Panel 3 bottom left: small round 'o' mouth, curious. Panel 4 bottom right: mouth half open saying a word, one paw raised.

2. tabby in box sheet:
Hand-drawn 2D cartoon in a cozy indie animation style: thick slightly wobbly black ink outlines, flat uneven marker and coloured-pencil fills with visible paper grain, almost no shading, cute deadpan derpy faces, on plain warm off-white paper. The image is a 2x2 grid of four equal square panels separated by thin light grey lines, same plain off-white paper background in every panel, the character the same size and in the same spot in every panel so the panels can be swapped like animation frames. No text, no letters, no logo, no watermark, no speech bubbles. The character: a fat lazy grey tabby cat with dark stripes and sleepy amber eyes, lying flat and squished inside a beat-up open brown cardboard box, seen slightly from above, the box and cat filling the lower two thirds of each panel, centred. Panel 1 top left: eyes closed, asleep, mouth closed. Panel 2 top right: eyes half open, bored, mouth closed. Panel 3 bottom left: eyes half open, mouth open saying a word. Panel 4 bottom right: eyes half open, mouth open wide, one paw lazily raised.

3. dance sheet (black cat + tabby sheets attached as refs):
Hand-drawn 2D cartoon in the exact style of the reference images: thick slightly wobbly black ink outlines, flat uneven marker and coloured-pencil fills with visible paper grain, almost no shading, on plain warm off-white paper. The image is a 2x2 grid of four equal square panels separated by thin light grey lines, same plain off-white paper background in every panel, the camera and framing identical in every panel so the panels can be swapped like animation frames. No text, no letters, no logo, no watermark. The two cats from the references, the chubby black cat with green eyes and the fat grey tabby with amber eyes (out of its box now), both standing on their hind legs, full body, small in the frame, side by side, dancing happily under a single bare light bulb hanging on a long thin cord from the top edge of the panel. Black cat on the left, tabby on the right, both with eyes squeezed shut and big open-mouth smiles like they are singing. Panel 1: both arms up. Panel 2: both leaning left, arms out. Panel 3: both leaning right, one paw on hip. Panel 4: both arms down, hips swung, one leg kicked out.

[Clandestine @Classifiedv4]

these ai cat animations got over 17M views

their page is already at 82.9k followers and are already selling merch

same idea every single video

> cute cats at the start
> viral sounds people already heard
> them lip syncing to it

tiktok algorithm gives them a new topic every few weeks naturally without them inventing a new one

why it works is

> almost everyone loves cats
> this animation style is catchy
> they use already trending audios

if you’re building a tiktok page, this style is completely automatable and it costs like 0.25$ per video

i’ll drop the prompt in the first comment

[Clandestine @Classifiedv4]

Sent this to my Claude and it made this 😭

[iancho @iancccho]

Make Original Ads Great Again

[Clandestine @Classifiedv4]

@finnardley It’s crazy how many stickmen animations still print

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@theoxmotion Good find, thank you bro!

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@finnardley Damn almost 10k subs from that one video

[Clandestine @Classifiedv4]

@DrHousewr do you mind sharing your channel?

[Clandestine @Classifiedv4]

youtube is a F*CKING goldmine for selling digital products right now

everyones is so focused on meta ads and SEO, while this is sitting here completely for FREE

these channels do an average of 5M views per month and they both started around 2-4 weeks ago

assuming only 5-10% convert to purchases, thats $250k-$500k/m + at least $50k from youtube monetization creating literal AI slop

[Clandestine @Classifiedv4]

@SMeewes Huh?😭, these are literally screenshots from the channels i took yday?

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@Arturkre I mean even if, the number is still crazy considering you’re just creating slop no?

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@finnardley Yes, 30$ each it’s insane

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@treyscalez Thank you bro!

[Clandestine @Classifiedv4]

@eglitisX What am reading even😭

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@MediaKing Lmao 😭

[Clandestine @Classifiedv4]

@sin4usuario might lowkey make a guide on it if enough people care

[Clandestine @Classifiedv4]

holy f*ck

this format is printing money and is still unsaturated

this channel peaked 100k views before transferring to it

What’s crazy is you can completely automate the production too

[Clandestine @Classifiedv4]

@treyscalez Yessirski just need opus and a decent gpu