What a shame 👎🏻
I understand ecom bros want to make money... but you gotta draw the line somewhere.
These mfs are selling water drops claiming to cure cancer
You have to be truly evil to do shit like this.
Targeting people who are at the lowest point of their life and giving them false hope.
You're a next level sociopath if you're able to justify this.
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GodHand retweeted
Claude Code now creates AI claymation ads with a single skill.
Watch the video attached to this post.
A claymation man standing in a shower watching his hair fall down the drain. A monster villain representing DHT. A bald head lying on cracked ground surrounded by failed supplements. Construction workers building around a hair follicle. A magical ingredient garden.
11 scenes. Full voiceover. Complete narrative arc. All generated from one prompt inside Claude Code.
This is the ad format that's outperforming everything in saturated supplement categories right now. Because it doesn't look like an ad. It looks like a story someone wants to watch.
Here's what the skill does:
→ You give it a product and an angle
→ It writes the full script with cast, scenes, and visual direction
→ Generates the claymation world, characters, and scene compositions
→ Adds voiceover and animates each clip
→ You do final polish in CapCut
The whole process takes minutes. Not weeks. Not a studio. Not a $15,000 production budget.
I've been testing this format across D2C accounts in health, skincare, and wellness. The watch time numbers are different from anything else we run. People sit through 60 seconds of a claymation villain because they want to see what happens next.
That's the whole point. The format carries the message.
I built this for my clients.
But I'm releasing it for free.
Comment "clay" and I'll send the whole thing.
GodHand retweeted
day 6 and i still refuse to let my mini VSL die
pushed it into two new looks today: SIMPSON style everyone knows, and RICK & MORTY style
both came out of a single omni prompt, one shot, no re-rolls
what actually happened:
- claude gave the image prompt as the style reference for each world
- omni took the original video and changed the style from that single prompt
- no rewriting the script, no re-animating from scratch, same video, just repainted in a new style
- each one rendered first try, no cleanup pass
one script, six different formats deep, and the numbers still hold
RT + reply 'RESTYLE' and i'll send you the guide to turn any ad into these styles (must follow so i can DM)
three formats deep on the same winning ad and it's still not slowing down
took the exact avatar and script from the VSL and rebuilt it entirely in PIXAR style
here's how i created it:
- kept the exact character lock from the original VSL, translated into pixar's visual language
- same script, word for word, only the delivery register softened to match a warmer animated style
- rebuilt the setting from a clinical VSL backdrop into a pixar-style environment that still reads credible
- one winning script, three completely different formats, and it's still converting
most people ship one ad and move on to the next one, this one's proven twice already, so i'm not letting it die, i'm just giving it a new body
made entirely with OMNI flash in 5 minutes
same authority, same trust, wrapped in a completely different visual language this time
GodHand retweeted
this WHITEBOARD explainer just leveled up.
now it's a real person standing at the board, lip-synced, actually writing while she talks
her eyes stay on the board the whole time she's mid-stroke, only glancing at the camera between marks. that one detail is what makes it read as a real person teaching something instead of an avatar reciting lines
quick workflow:
- lock the actor once, straight-on with a blank board, camera perpendicular so nothing keystones
- write the dialogue as one continuous script, split into clips with word-for-word timestamps matched to each stroke
- a gaze rule keeps her eyes on the board mid-write, camera only between strokes
- frame-chain each clip's last frame into the next, lock the board state explicitly so nothing gets redrawn
- when chaining voice across clips, lock accent and pitch only, forbid repeating dialogue, or the next clip quietly re-says lines already spoken
took a few failed attempts to get the board angle, the gaze, and the voice chaining all working together without breaking each other
RT + reply 'BOARD' and i'll send you the full production doc, every prompt, every fix, all of it (must follow so i can DM)
most people still don't comprehend how far AI video has come.
no memory between clips used to mean every cut reset the scene, drifted, redrew itself.
that's basically solved now if you build around it right
this whole ad is one continuous WHITEBOARD, 9 chained clips, and the marker ink never moves, never redraws, never resets to a blank board. here's exactly how, so you can build your own version of this for any product
the trick: OMNI flash has a hard 10 second limit per clip and zero memory of the clip before it. so you harvest the last frame of clip N, the board exactly as it looks at that instant, and feed it in as the starting frame of clip N+1. that's the entire mechanism. no cuts, no set, just a hand, a marker, and one continuous illusion
the flow:
- map your script to the arc: symptom, invisible cause, mechanism, solution, real product
- write the VO as one continuous read, then split it into beats, ~20-25 words max per clip, one drawing action per clip
- build a board map first, what's written and drawn on each row, so nothing collides as it fills up
- generate clip 1, harvest its last frame, chain into clip 2, repeat
- once the board gets dense (4-5 clips of ink in), "match the board" - stops being enough instruction. name every existing element explicitly, state a hard no-touch rule, and point at your target by position, not just by text, or the model will grab the wrong line
- save the reveal for last: a real product photo beats a drawn one almost every time
PROMPT:
locked blocks, paste verbatim into every single clip
STYLE: "Real documentary UGC footage, static locked camera on a dry-erase whiteboard, one real human hand and forearm only, never show a face or body. A single black marker is used for the entire clip, no color changes, no marker switching. Marker ink renders as genuine dry-erase marker, not a digital text or motion-graphic overlay. Handwriting is plain block capitals, legible at a glance. Icons stay minimal and schematic, one simple recognizable shape only. No captions, no subtitles, no on-screen text beyond what the hand physically writes or draws. ASPECT: 9:16 vertical."
VOICE: "VOICEOVER (calm, warm, explanatory, American English, mid-30s):"
opening clip, full prompt:
"An 8-second locked-camera whiteboard explainer, vertical 9:16. Open on a blank white dry-erase board, static tripod shot, no camera movement, no zoom.
00:00-00:05: The hand writes your hook headline in black marker, plain block capitals, upper-left, then underlines it, natural handwriting speed, ink appears stroke by stroke, slight squeak.
00:05-00:08: The hand draws one small icon, upper-right.
VOICEOVER: your hook line.
AUDIO: marker squeak, quiet room tone underneath. No music. [STYLE LOCK]"
every clip after that opens with "use the attached image, [clip N-1]'s final frame, as the opening frame, match the exact board state precisely" before describing the one new action for that beat
GodHand retweeted
welp uniswap launchpad is kinda a nothing burger so far
launchpads are commodities now and the only differentiator is marketing
you can’t enter the launchpad game in 2026 and expect to grow without helping the coins themselves grow
idk why i thought it would be different
GodHand retweeted
I think unique mechanism is the most important, most misunderstood, and least talked about thing in e-com
GodHand retweeted
I’ve lost money on over 9,000 ads I personally wrote.
I’ve had over 2000 1-on-1 sales consults reject my offer.
My first 300 episodes of my podcast I published with barely any downloads.
In 9 different business partnerships, I was the reason we failed.
3 times I pitched an entire audience - and sold no one.
Nobody is special.
Everybody sucks when they start.
GodHand retweeted
Your ads are talking to the people who already know your brand.
The other 90% of your market is scrolling straight past you.
After $106M in managed Meta ad spend, we broke down the VSL format we use to convert cold audiences.
For the next 48 hours I'm giving it away:
- The exact script structure we use (hook, villain, mechanism, product reveal)
- How to cast an authority figure that makes cold audiences trust you
- How to map VSL formats to the right awareness level so you know exactly when to use them
Like + Comment "VSL" and I'll send it over.
(Must be following)
your competitors are selling men’s health with the wildest creatives
anatomy cutaways
awkward bedroom scenes
cartoon organs explaining the problem
and they’re printing because shock gets the click and pain does the selling
we found 200+ ads using these hooks across supplements, performance and wellness
actual concepts
actual angles
actual ads worth modeling
rt + comment “weird” and i’ll send the swipe file
(follow for dm)
these 3 ads show the biggest problem with ai ads right now
the visuals are getting good
but the strategy is still lazy
same problem
same face-to-camera format
same “secret solution” angle
same fake authority stack
postpartum hair loss
women over 50
reddit rabbit hole
all thrown into the same creative bucket
that’s why most ai ads still feel fake
not because the image looks bad
because the insight is too generic
the ad doesn’t feel like it was made for a real woman with a real problem
it feels like a prompt trying to guess what pain looks like
ai ads don’t win because they look real
they win when the angle feels painfully specific
I broke down 100+ ai ads so you can see what actually makes them feel native instead of fake
rt + comment "native" and I’ll send you the swipe file
(follow for dm)
GodHand retweeted
crayon is one of the best converting formats in our ads manager right now
everyone's grinding hyperreal ugc while a crayon drawing on lined paper quietly does the same job in a fraction of the time
why it wins: everyone drew like this as a kid.
the brain files it as a childhood doodle come to life, not an ad. the guard never goes up
im giving you the whole workflow right now, here's what you're getting:
- all the prompts im using
- full step by step playbook from zero to edited ad
- how i create them in under 15 minutes and $2
- how to automate the full pipeline and scale even more
RT + comment 'CRAYON' and i'll send you the full breakdown (must follow so i can DM)
i shouldn't be sharing this but here you go
i keep seeing 2-3 ai ad styles right now across every single brand
- claymation
- pixar
- lego
just cracked anohter winner format and it costs me $0.10 to create, i broke down everything i use to create those
here's what you're getting:
- my exact balloon material prompt (steal it, works on any object)
- gpt-image-2 + kling 3 chain start to finish (copy paste)
- how i keep the style consistent across every frame
- my elevenlabs setup for this kind of ad (voice that doesn't sound ai)
- 5 more untapped styles nobody is running yet
rt + reply "BALLOON" and i'll send it so you can run it before the feed fills up with it (must follow so i can dm)
If anyone is working on monetising Medicare Ozempic Bridge programs, I'd love to connect and run traffic.
We have millions in media buying budget ready to deploy for the right offer.
We're only interested in speaking with serious operators
#GLP1 #Ozempic #Semaglutide #Mounjaro
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