💃MANIC MOGUL: Witness her rise, her struggles & her victories in a world where the line between woman and machine is blurred. @domaindomme @clawdeai @psychoztv
I made an AI wellness video using seedance 2.0 that starts like a $30 k retreat and ends like somebody weaponized a sound bath.
Meditation ✅
Breathwork ✅
Crystal bowls ✅
Absolute spiritual flatulence ✅
Namaste, but make it crop-dusting.
Judgment entered in my favor against The AI Music Video Show, LLC.
Washington County, Utah Justice Court awarded me $3,700 total ($3,600 principal + $100 costs), plus interest until paid.
The contemporaneous email record did exactly what contemporaneous email records do.
Link in first reply.
For the last ~30 days I’ve watched people on here debate a version of my story I don’t even recognize.
So here’s mine.
This fall, I was under contract as a “director of programming” for a startup in the AI music/video space. Remote, seven days a week, no benefits, just grind: supporting creators, putting my real name and identity on the line while most of leadership stayed behind usernames and AI avatars.
Behind the scenes, here’s what was actually happening:
•I was working from an old phone and tablet because the “equipment and curation tools” I’d been promised over email, text, and calls never showed up.
•The tech was often so unstable I couldn’t even see what was being streamed, while creators DM’d me non-stop asking what was going on.
•I was still trying to keep everything running because I believed in the potential of AI music and video, and I took the responsibility seriously.
Then a “community member” locked onto me.
It started with twisted posts and public comments, tagging the platform like they were her shield. Then it escalated: false accusations and, eventually, my name showing up in a police-related filing sworn under penalty of perjury, describing things that, from my perspective, simply did not happen.
That’s not “AI drama.”
That’s my real name in a real system that can send real cops to my real door.
I did exactly what you’re told to do:
•I documented everything.
•I reported the harassment formally, in writing.
•I asked for a basic safety plan: a no-contact boundary, one official communication channel, and clarity so I could keep doing my job without being stalked, smeared, or dragged into someone else’s obsession.
What I got back was mostly:
•Silence.
•Deflection.
•“Be careful what you post.”
•More worry about the harasser “causing trouble” for the platform than about my safety or mental health.
Meanwhile, my mental health went off a cliff. Doctor visits. Meds adjusted. Anxiety through the roof. My partner emailing them because I was too stressed to manage my inbox. Police at my door more than once because someone decided their grudge mattered more than my wellbeing.
And through all of this, people in leadership – some male, some female – chose to protect their reputations and their “special creators,��� not the person who was actually working for them under her real name.
Some of the worst behavior didn’t even come from men.
There were women in positions of power who:
•Hid behind fake pfps and aliases,
•Knew I was being harassed,
•Saw the toll it was taking on my mental health,
•And still chose to align with the louder voices, not the woman on contract asking for basic safety.
Around the same time, I watched what felt like creator favoritism:
•Certain people given exceptions to normal workflows and rules,
•Off-platform deliveries and special handling that others weren’t offered.
When I raised concerns and asked questions about how content and rights were being handled, I didn’t get a collaborative conversation. I got a long, aggressive email from a lawyer telling me I was acting in “bad faith,” calling me “negligent,” and implying that talking about my own experience could get me sued.
So imagine this:
You’re being harassed.
You formally report it.
You send screenshots.
Your partner emails them about your health.
You ask for basic boundaries so you can keep doing your job.
The person you reported is still publicly supported and featured.
You’re the one whose contract ends.
That’s what retaliation looks like in the creator economy.
Not always loud. Not always obvious. Just a quiet message:
“We don’t want the hassle. We want you to stop talking about it.” 🤓
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37 seconds into a daylight psychological thriller where the billboard knows my next move before I do.
Built frame-by-frame with Grok Imagine.
You still trust what you see in public? 👁️
Reminder that boring little 4-letter .coms can still change your month:
• Purchased EKGX. com (2021): $250
• Sold today on @afternic Fast Transfer: $4,995
• ~1,898% ROI before fees.
Hold quality, price with spine.
Goldtoof and Lil Biff, featuring @DomainDomme in the anticipated by few, hyped by no one, world premiere of -
The Masters of Stink (Official Music Video)
Meet Widow Harvest: gangsta pilgrim, first one tried, last one to fall.
This is the opening minute of “Savage Pilgrim” – AI-built music video where witch-trial energy meets battle rap:
close-ups, CRT TVs, glitch doubles, and one very tired microphone.
Hit play, then decide if she’s holy or hazardous. ☠️🙏
Playing with Nano Banana Pro and a saved "System Instruction" (1st time trying these instructions). Not bad, creates quite a few base images that all stayed in the same style because of the System Instructions.
Then just it's just having some fun with a silly video after that with @DomainDomme