all i can say is fireeeeeeee. the tutorial that just dropped in the classroom laste week was so dope and the video and pictures and prompts for it was so very helpful. I'm about to jump on it and make another one. thank you Mr. AJ and Mr. Menzies for the awesome collaboration together. I just posted it, hope I can see some good numbers on my page with this plus i really enjoyed creating it. I see I love the ASMR builds more. if you haven't give it a try. the classroom for all the categories are easy to read and understand. If you havent upgraded your membership what are you waiting for???? what do yall think? how did i do???

I need someone to help me figure this out. Since l started posting my AI videos on social media, I posted same videos on these platforms and here are the results in views: VIDEO 1: - YouTube - 3M - Instagram- 155 - Facebook - 82 - Threads (cross posted from IG)- 120K VIDEO 2:: - YouTube - 1.5M - Instagram- 87 - Facebook - 23 - Threads (cross posted from IG)- 58K This is the trend for almost all my video performances from theses platforms from multiple videos I’ve posted. What will you do if this were you and how can you help me break through Facebook and IG. Surprisingly l post on IG and it cross post to Threads but Thread is getting amazing views whiles IG is stuck. I need help and guidance on what to do.

I posted a video last night of an AI character going back in time to try and stop Abraham Lincoln from being assassinated. A few of you were asking for a step by step tutorial, and it is complete and now up in the Prompt Vault!

What's good family 👋 Let me tell you something most people don't think about. Viewer attention in 2026 is at an ALL TIME LOW. People are swiping faster than ever and the creators who are winning right now are the ones using pattern interrupts. So what's a pattern interrupt? It's anything in your video that BREAKS what the viewer expects to happen next. A sudden zoom. A color shift. A scene change. A sound effect that snaps people back to attention. You need a visual shift every 1.5 to 2.5 seconds to keep the brain engaged. Think about it. When you're scrolling and something suddenly CHANGES mid video, what do you do? You keep watching. That's the power of it. Here's what I do. Every time I'm editing a video I count the seconds between scene changes. If I go more than 3 seconds without SOMETHING shifting.. a new angle, a zoom, a text pop up, a sound hit.. I know viewers are about to drop off. So I add movement. This doesn't mean making your video chaotic. It means keeping it dynamic. Big difference. The best viral videos feel like they're constantly moving forward. They never let your brain settle into autopilot. This week take your next video before you post it and add at least 3 pattern interrupts you didn't have before. Watch how your retention changes. Keep the viewer's brain GUESSING. - LMG