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Reggie's journey continues. Tonight he walks into Nexus Towers. The clues have been there all along. So has the teal liquid. Nobody talks about the teal liquid. 📺 Channel 47 | 11:47 PM

Oh god. It finally has happened. I am generating AI vids for my day job now. In a regulatory industry. Shit’s gettin wild in 2025!!!

I’m sorry but c’mon. Nobody’s gonna say it? Fine. I will. He’s talking about this like he just learned the terms and concepts. I feel like I’m crazy for seeing through this… and I can’t be the only one. He’s “worked extensively with gpu’s”. What the fuck does that even mean? Lmao. I’m all for Ben being into AI, but everything I have seen from him so far is something anyone in ai or tech learns in the first 6 months. What I see is a celebrity who saw opportunity and is using his influence to ride the wave from the netflix deal to whatever special access he has. Good for him but when I think American leaders in AI, his name isn’t even on the shortlist.

Perfect example of how the best and most intriguing ai video right now is NOWHERE near chasing Hollywood. Realism and the basic structure of normal reality is already covered by film. We don’t need realism AI films as much as we need truly NEW and original never before visualized scenes and worlds with the help of AI video. Anyone not building in the direction of the impossible are not only wasting their time, but yours too.

I made this $700,000,000 music video in an afternoon on part of my weed budget. No, this is not 100% AI. I wrote the song, Through The Tempest, and recorded the samples which were then layered and mixed into the song. I curated the custom styling by running thousands of images of my own art to make a custom model. That model was then iterated dozens of times to fine tune details into new models. Then from the final model I ran dozens of images to animate with the help of AI. All of this to create something I'm going to be projecting later tonight downtown bringing all of this work into the real world. Enjoy.

I really want to show off the cutting edge tech the team is building and how we're turning AI image generation into real living environments using gaussian splats and at the :19 mark of this video you can see how we're blending splats together to create a real world. What this looks like from a gaming perspective is this all happens behind the players view to simulate a real world environment. As you move through the space, distance becomes a variable to consider on how images update and are experienced. We are creating a new reality in real time.

My initial Sora Review: Ok so for my first 10 image 2 video tests and one storyboard test in Sora: 2 Generations failed 2 Content Moderation flags 6 Generations 1 storyboard with really fucked up transitions Of the 6 generations: 2 of them had unexpected hallucinations 2 had unrealistic movements 2 were usable with editing. I started with 10,000 credits and have 5,800 credits remaining. By the end of the day I would be out of credits... on the first day... and would be relying on relaxed mode for the rest of the month. I stand by what I said. For a creator to use this at scale on projects, it's untenable. For $200 a month, it doesn't seem worth it even if it "looks good". Initial offering has gated extended generations and gated variant generations. The "up to" in "up to 500 generations" is doing a LOT of heavy lifting.

Ok here's my hot take of the day.... They're not even hiding it anymore. Sora 2 and Midjourney can pump out South Park episodes, generate Pikachu content ad nauseam, re- create famous movie scenes like James Bond or Chucky or Halloween, replicate Star Wars... all trained on copyrighted material they never licensed. Their defense? "It's parody." "It's transformative." "It's fair use." Bullshit. They're creating the ability to mass-produce content that directly replicates IP worth billions, and they're doing it because they can. Because the US announced no AI regulation for the next 10 years. That's a decade-long free pass to drain every franchise, every character, every world that studios and creators spent fortunes building. By the time lawmakers wake up, these models will have ingested everything. This isn't about innovation or creativity. It's about tech companies exploiting a regulatory vacuum to monetize IP they didn't create, didn't license, and don't own. I already hear the naysayers saying "IP is dead" bla bla bla, but it's usually from the same people who haven't made anything original themselves, so it's like getting medical advice from the garbage man. Parody law was meant to protect artists making commentary not billion-dollar companies building tools that can churn out infinite knockoff content at scale. The 10-year no-regulation promise just gave them the green light to pillage the entire entertainment industry's IP library. I would have hoped AI studios and established creators wouldn't have taken the bait, but so far I've seen people who have touted "AI for Good" and ethical training models immediately flip once they had access to the tools to do so.

I posted on TikTok for the better part of a year. Every day. Minimum of two minute videos. Original content. Max 300 views for months. MONTHS. Hit 1,000 followers. Felt good. 3 weeks ago it all changed. Today I crossed 1 MILLION likes and my follower count exploded. Subscribers have started to come in. And a new discord spawned from my fans and is fan run. I’m flabbergasted and humbled by all the support and asks for more content, merch, etc. Ignore the algorithm. Be authentic. Eventually it will pay off. No more TT posts for a while, just wanted to share a personal success story. Feels good after all that hard work.

This video is for educational purposes only. Do not steal an F-16. Please fly responsibly.

I don't know who needs to hear this, but please stop taking constructive criticism from people that haven't constructed shit. And stop taking advice from people that aren't doing what YOU are doing and going where YOU are going. People will always try and give you advice to steer you away from the direction that you're going because they know when you do it the way you do it, it will blow anything that they have ever done out of the water. Do it YOUR fucking way.

𝐌𝐫. 𝐆𝐮𝐫𝐠𝐥𝐞𝐬𝐨𝐧'𝐬 𝐌𝐢𝐝𝐧𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭 𝐇𝐨𝐮𝐫 Not a short film. One (1) full hour. Uncut. Uninsured. The budget was $5,000,000. I want to be transparent about where it went, because people ask. It went into the fog. All of it. The fog is a $5,000,000 asset and it does not depreciate, it expands. That is what the money bought. I would do it again. An exploration in style, non-linear storytelling, and a mind plagued with end stage capitalism.

AI companies betting the farm on user-generated content, instead of supporting creator generated content, are about to learn a very expensive lesson 🔥 These few companies are so desperate for engagement metrics they're building garbage factories: template-riddled tools that churn out mid content while completely ignoring actual creators who could build something worth a damn. Templates aren't just a fool's errand, they're digital handcuffs designed to keep users trapped in corporate ecosystems instead of empowering creators with real tools. Meanwhile, the people who actually drive culture, monetize audiences, and create meaningful work? They're stuck with amateur-hour AI while Silicon Valley celebrates another million posts of algorithmic slop and chasing last week's viral video. AI-only social platforms are the cherry on top of this disaster sundae; premature vanity projects destined to become echo chambers of mediocre bot content. Stop pandering to casual users who'll abandon your platform in 6 months. Start serving the creators who actually move the needle. The internet doesn't need more content. It needs companies willing to back actual creators with better tools.

My tribute to your Saturday morning watchlist: Legends Of The Voidspire

Seedance 2.5 30 second prompt at 720p: $14.90 ☠️☠️☠️☠️ The prompt adherence, image references, and audio reference better be PERFECT.

I’m sorry but c’mon. Nobody’s gonna say it? Fine. I will. He’s talking about this like he just learned the terms and concepts. I feel like I’m crazy for seeing through this… and I can’t be the only one. He’s “worked extensively with gpu’s”. What the fuck does that even mean? Lmao. I’m all for Ben being into AI, but everything I have seen from him so far is something anyone in ai or tech learns in the first 6 months. What I see is a celebrity who saw opportunity and is using his influence to ride the wave from the netflix deal to whatever special access he has. Good for him but when I think American leaders in AI, his name isn’t even on the shortlist.

I posted on TikTok for the better part of a year. Every day. Minimum of two minute videos. Original content. Max 300 views for months. MONTHS. Hit 1,000 followers. Felt good. 3 weeks ago it all changed. Today I crossed 1 MILLION likes and my follower count exploded. Subscribers have started to come in. And a new discord spawned from my fans and is fan run. I’m flabbergasted and humbled by all the support and asks for more content, merch, etc. Ignore the algorithm. Be authentic. Eventually it will pay off. No more TT posts for a while, just wanted to share a personal success story. Feels good after all that hard work.

This may be an unpopular position but I have zero interest in ever working with real actors. Not because I can't. Not because the budget isn't there. Because I've watched how they move through rooms and the entitlement is structural, not personal. Actors spent decades training to embody characters someone else wrote, in worlds someone else built, wearing clothes someone else designed, delivering lines someone else crafted and somehow they became the talent in the room. The face on the poster. The name above the title. The person the culture decided to worship. Meanwhile the writer who built the universe gets a backend credit. The director negotiates around the actor's 'process.' The crew works 16-hour days so the principal can feel comfortable. We did this. The industry manufactured it, and audiences bought it. Actors aren't just performers anymore; they're a class. And like most classes built on cultural myth rather than merit, they know how to protect the moat. I make films and stories. I build worlds. I craft the character designs, their outfit designs, and the scripts they embody. I don't need to import that hierarchy into my creative process nor do I have a desire to. I'm a builder who stopped genuflecting to a system that was never designed to center people like me anyway. The craft doesn't need the performance industry. It never did. We just let them convince us otherwise.

Woke up to some awesome news! Thanks to everyone following me over on the other video site!

I made this $700,000,000 music video in an afternoon on part of my weed budget. No, this is not 100% AI. I wrote the song, Through The Tempest, and recorded the samples which were then layered and mixed into the song. I curated the custom styling by running thousands of images of my own art to make a custom model. That model was then iterated dozens of times to fine tune details into new models. Then from the final model I ran dozens of images to animate with the help of AI. All of this to create something I'm going to be projecting later tonight downtown bringing all of this work into the real world. Enjoy.

Oh god. It finally has happened. I am generating AI vids for my day job now. In a regulatory industry. Shit’s gettin wild in 2025!!!

Ok here's my hot take of the day.... They're not even hiding it anymore. Sora 2 and Midjourney can pump out South Park episodes, generate Pikachu content ad nauseam, re- create famous movie scenes like James Bond or Chucky or Halloween, replicate Star Wars... all trained on copyrighted material they never licensed. Their defense? "It's parody." "It's transformative." "It's fair use." Bullshit. They're creating the ability to mass-produce content that directly replicates IP worth billions, and they're doing it because they can. Because the US announced no AI regulation for the next 10 years. That's a decade-long free pass to drain every franchise, every character, every world that studios and creators spent fortunes building. By the time lawmakers wake up, these models will have ingested everything. This isn't about innovation or creativity. It's about tech companies exploiting a regulatory vacuum to monetize IP they didn't create, didn't license, and don't own. I already hear the naysayers saying "IP is dead" bla bla bla, but it's usually from the same people who haven't made anything original themselves, so it's like getting medical advice from the garbage man. Parody law was meant to protect artists making commentary not billion-dollar companies building tools that can churn out infinite knockoff content at scale. The 10-year no-regulation promise just gave them the green light to pillage the entire entertainment industry's IP library. I would have hoped AI studios and established creators wouldn't have taken the bait, but so far I've seen people who have touted "AI for Good" and ethical training models immediately flip once they had access to the tools to do so.

Seedance 2.5 30 second prompt at 720p: $14.90 ☠️☠️☠️☠️ The prompt adherence, image references, and audio reference better be PERFECT.

𝐌𝐫. 𝐆𝐮𝐫𝐠𝐥𝐞𝐬𝐨𝐧'𝐬 𝐌𝐢𝐝𝐧𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭 𝐇𝐨𝐮𝐫 Not a short film. One (1) full hour. Uncut. Uninsured. The budget was $5,000,000. I want to be transparent about where it went, because people ask. It went into the fog. All of it. The fog is a $5,000,000 asset and it does not depreciate, it expands. That is what the money bought. I would do it again. An exploration in style, non-linear storytelling, and a mind plagued with end stage capitalism.

My initial Sora Review: Ok so for my first 10 image 2 video tests and one storyboard test in Sora: 2 Generations failed 2 Content Moderation flags 6 Generations 1 storyboard with really fucked up transitions Of the 6 generations: 2 of them had unexpected hallucinations 2 had unrealistic movements 2 were usable with editing. I started with 10,000 credits and have 5,800 credits remaining. By the end of the day I would be out of credits... on the first day... and would be relying on relaxed mode for the rest of the month. I stand by what I said. For a creator to use this at scale on projects, it's untenable. For $200 a month, it doesn't seem worth it even if it "looks good". Initial offering has gated extended generations and gated variant generations. The "up to" in "up to 500 generations" is doing a LOT of heavy lifting.

You wake up one morning, and the internet is down everywhere. On everything. You have some coffee, read a bit, internet is still down. Lunch comes and goes, same with dinner. Internet is still down. Next morning comes, papers read the internet will be down for the foreseeable future. What do you do next?

Your 15 sec clips are cool but wake me up when you have the rest of the story figured out and animated into a legit narrative.

Hit 30k. Bots and all. Honestly. the number doesn't move me the way it used to. What moves me is the person who sends a DM at midnight saying something I made hit different. That's the one. Whether it's 30k or 30 or just you reading this right now. if my art lands with even one real person, that's the whole point. That's always been the whole point. Thank you for being here. The real ones. I feel you. 🤘🏼🫶🏼🤙🏼

Super stoked to have won First in the Alchemist category at the Escape Awards. Truly humbled to be honored next to so many incredible creators across the board. To be nominated and recognized by your peers is truly extraordinary and you all inspire me every day to find new ways to make you laugh, or think, or groove out. Congrats to all the other winners and nominees and everyone on the platform for an awesome first! Stoked to have a lil moon man of my own!