People love to watch videos that show a final end result. This is the reason why cooking videos are so popular. That same logic also applies to AI building videos. This video is a prime example, as of this posting it has almost 39M views on Youtube in just 2 days!! The AI creates a perfect, fluid motion of digging and building that bypasses the mess and struggle of real construction. This level of smooth, rapid progression triggers a "satisfying" psychological response in viewers. The contrast between the simple backyard setting at the start and the high-tech, cozy interior at the end creates a "reveal" that encourages users to watch until the very last second, which is a key metric for viral algorithms. The video uses a rapid-fire time-lapse style that keeps the viewer’s attention locked as a muddy hole is instantly transformed into a modern, fully furnished living space. Want me to create a video like this and show you how too? Let me know in a community discussion!

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Have you seen this abandoned trend yet? These videos are blowin up across social media. This example video is focusing on the "haunted museum" or "post-human gallery" sub-genre and it has gained 4.9M views in being on Instagram for a little over a month. What stands out about this video is the high engagement rate. It has 267k likes and 3k+ comments. Those are exceptional numbers! This trend utilizes generative AI to blend historical figures with realistic textures of decay, such as dust, cobwebs, and cracked wax surfaces. The trend relies on the "Uncanny Valley" effect—where the figures look almost human but are just "off" enough to be unsettling—enhanced by AI’s ability to simulate low-light flashlight movements and deep shadows to mimic real urban exploration (Urbex) footage. Using beloved legends like Michael Jackson, Prince, and Freddie Mercury creates an immediate emotional hook. The use of a slowed-down, somber soundtrack complements the visual decay, amplifying the emotional impact and encouraging users to share the video as a "mood" or "aesthetic" piece. Unlock the Trend Alerts Classroom with a Premium membership! 🤩

I’ve been seeing a lot of viral sculpture carving videos, and I decided to try it out and see what happens. I think that the video came out really good. I just posted it on Instagram, Facebook and YouTube so I’m waiting to see how it performs. If you all like this type of content let me know, and I can add a step-by-step tutorial to the prompt vault, breaking down, exactly how I was able to create this video. It only took about 10 minutes to get over 8000 views and over 400 likes which is a high signal that this video will be going viral. This is a good opportunity to get in on this kind of trend take advantage of the opportunity y’all!

Please I want to learn how to create folk stories using Ai