Hell is facing an unprecedented crisis: demons are being laid off, not for incompetence—but because humans have simply outpaced them in evil. With corruption, cruelty, and chaos now handled effortlessly by everyday people, centuries-old roles like possession, temptation, and damnation are being deemed obsolete. As HellCorp struggles to stay relevant, we follow displaced demons navigating unemployment lines, union meetings, and desperate rebrands, all in a darkly comedic portrait of eternal forces being replaced by modern humanity.
@rustyrockets
Time Traveler Ad Mascot - A prologue - Marty Mornin’, America’s forgotten breakfast mascot, disappeared one Tuesday in 2006. Was it burnout? A brand betrayal? Or something far... stranger? This satirical investigation revisits his baffling vanishing act — with testimony from ad icons, cryptic footage, and a trail of pop culture breadcrumbs.
From AI: Marty Mornin’ was once America’s favorite breakfast mascot—until a freak laundry accident activated a prototype time machine. Now trapped in a chaotic montage of history, Marty tries to spread cheer, jam, and jingles across ancient empires, witch trials, and dystopian futures—only to be burned, booed, and occasionally embalmed. This mockumentary-style promo follows a washed-up symbol of corporate optimism as he stumbles through time, desperately trying to find relevance.
Welcome to Midlife Crisis: He’s got a 401(k), a Bluetooth that won’t disconnect, and a wig with a mind of its own. Stuart Dobb didn’t ask for fame—he barely asked for condiments at the drive-thru. With Brenda by his side, a planner full of unstarted goals, and a perm that keeps evolving, Stuart navigates the perils of being average in an age that demands exceptional mediocrity.
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Hell is facing an unprecedented crisis: demons are being laid off, not for incompetence—but because humans have simply outpaced them in evil. With corruption, cruelty, and chaos now handled effortlessly by everyday people, centuries-old roles like possession, temptation, and damnation are being deemed obsolete. As HellCorp struggles to stay relevant, we follow displaced demons navigating unemployment lines, union meetings, and desperate rebrands, all in a darkly comedic portrait of eternal forces being replaced by modern humanity.
@rustyrockets
The Meme Age: A Retrospective is a surreal mockumentary set in the near future, chronicling the golden era of memes from 2025-2030. Anchored by a solemn, elderly MrFeast reflecting on the digital absurdity, the film explores legendary viral figures—like the emotionally unavailable Toaster Dad, the mystic Treadmill Wizard, and JPEG-17, the Blurry Sasquatch. Blending satirical nostalgia, corporate dystopia, and spiritual nonsense, the project treats memes with the gravity of war memorials, asking not just what we laughed at… but what we became.
@MrBeast@chucknorris
Thorg is a caveman. But not just any caveman—an overlooked genius who shaped the foundation of human progress. Set in a surreal present-day world, this mockumentary follows Thorg as he navigates modern life, desperate to reclaim recognition for inventions that changed civilization. Blending deadpan humor with emotional absurdity, the story explores what happens when the world forgets the one who started it all.
@joerogan@neiltyson@mcuban