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  • 4 viral Instagram-style posts, each with the FULL prompt that makes it. Copy, paste, done.
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See what you’ve been missing

Four of the posts from recent paid issues, with the views they had when we ran them.

A frog's tongue becomes a helicopter above a canyon
A frog's tongue becomes a helicopter above a canyon67,012,228 views · from the Oct 18 issue
Animated couple strips the glamour off in a gold mirror34,505,235 views · from the Oct 14 issue
A diver frees a skeleton and the temple opens10,662,316 views · from the Oct 19 issue
The cat wrapped twice round a park bench14,891,854 views · from the Oct 14 issue

Steal these prompts

Here are a few full prompts from recent issues, free. The paid edition gives you new ones every single day.

A fish's spa day ends in the frying pan

From the Oct 19 paid edition

Concept: Hook (0–2s): a whole grey fish lounges in a tiny clawfoot bathtub on a kitchen counter, towel turban on its head, cucumber slices over its eyes, steam rising. Turn: a wooden scrub brush with a sly grin walks up, scales the fish, and a gang of living spice jars attacks it with chilli, turmeric, salt and ginger-garlic paste. Payoff: a wooden spoon in a chef hat fries it golden and the spices cheer around the finished plate as a fork pulls open the flaky white flesh. Why people share it: a dark, cute recipe told as a spa day gone wrong, funny and oddly satisfying.
9:16 vertical, 15 seconds.
Stop-motion style 3D animation, photoreal textures, shallow depth of field, soft warm kitchen light. A bright kitchen with deep green cabinets, brass handles, cream marble counters, a gas hob and a cast iron pan on the wall. Characters: a real-looking grey sea bream with cartoon eyes and a white towel turban; a wooden scrub brush with screw eyes and a smug grin; a red chilli powder jar with an angry face; a yellow turmeric jar; a glass salt shaker; a jar of pale ginger-garlic paste; a lemon wedge; a red onion ring; a wooden spoon wearing a white chef hat. Warm late afternoon light from a window on the left, soft key, gentle fill, 50mm macro look. Camera at counter height, slow push-ins and small handheld drifts, cuts on each new character.
0–2s: wide on the fish relaxing in the bathtub, fin on the brass tap, cucumber eyes, steam curling. 2–4s: the scrub brush walks in beside the tub, grins at the camera, lifts its brush. 4–6s: close on the brush scrubbing scales off the fish, scales flying, fish eyes wide. 6–7s: the fish stands on a cutting board, towel still on, shocked, shadows of bottles behind it. 7–9s: chilli jar flexes and dusts the fish red, turmeric jar tackles it with yellow powder, salt shaker sprinkles. 9–10s: the paste jar drops a dollop on the fish, the fish shivers wrapped in a towel. 10–12s: the spoon chef lowers the fish into a sizzling pan, flips it, bay leaves fall. 12–14s: the golden fish lands on a plate, the spice gang and lemon and onion dance around it cheering. 14–15s: macro of a fork breaking the crust, white flakes steaming.
Nobody speaks.
Sound: water sloshing, a squeaky scrub, scales pattering, powder puffs, a hard sizzle and oil crackle, a plate clink, little cartoon squeaks and cheers. Music: playful pizzicato strings with a light tabla groove, 118 BPM, mischievous and bouncy, swelling to a happy flourish at the plate.
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Monkey mechanic doubles the price with a screwdriver

From the Oct 15 paid edition

Concept: Hook (0–2s): a customer monkey in a flowery shirt asks a mechanic monkey how much a puncture patch costs, fifty rupees. Turn: the mechanic's little son runs in and says he needs a hundred rupees. Payoff: the mechanic grins, stabs a second hole in the tyre with a screwdriver and announces that now it is a hundred rupees, then a cut to a laughing judge panel. Why people share it: it is the roadside mechanic scam everyone has lived through, told by monkeys.
9:16 vertical, 15 seconds.
Photoreal, cinematic film look, shallow depth of field. A rusty corrugated tin roadside garage with a faded sign reading REPAIRS, shelves of oil cans, old tyres stacked, a grey scooter parked at the right, a galvanised tub of water on the dirt. Late morning overcast tropical light, soft and even, slightly cool, palm trees behind. Mechanic: a stocky adult macaque in oil-stained blue denim dungarees over a grey tee, a rag hanging from his pocket, barefoot. Customer: a macaque in a bright green and orange floral shirt, khaki shorts, sunglasses pushed up on his head. Son: a small baby macaque in black shorts. Lens 35mm for wides, 85mm for faces; locked-off tripod wides, slow push-ins on close-ups.
0–2s: wide, mechanic lowers the tyre into the tub, customer leans over and asks. 2–4s: close-up on the customer's face, mechanic answers fifty. 4–6s: mechanic nods, turns the tyre, bubbles rise. 6–8s: the small son runs in from the left and tugs the mechanic's leg asking for a hundred. 8–10s: close-up, mechanic looks down at the son, slow sly grin spreads. 10–12s: he pulls a screwdriver from his pocket and jabs the tyre, water sprays, then points at the new hole. 12–13.5s: close-up on the customer, mouth open, blank shock. 13.5–15s: hard cut to a three-man judge panel at a talent show desk, original characters, collapsing in laughter, one slapping the table, freeze on the laugh at 15 seconds.
Customer: "Brother, this is a puncture. How much to patch a puncture." Mechanic: "Fifty rupees." Son: "Dad, I need a hundred rupees." Mechanic, laughing: "Ha ha, I will fix it right now. There, one more hole, so now it is a hundred rupees." Judges: no words, only loud laughter.
Sound: ambient road noise, a distant two-wheeler passing, water sloshing in the tub, a sharp pop and hiss when the screwdriver goes in, a cartoon record-scratch sting on the customer's face, then booming audience laughter on the panel cut. Music: a light comic Malayalam-style plucked-string cue with a tabla tick, 100 BPM, cheeky, dropping out for the stab and returning as a sting under the laughter.
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Four germs evicted from a blocked nose, cartoon style

From the Oct 13 paid edition

Concept: Hook (0–2s): a cutaway of a human head shows four green germ blobs in nightcaps snoring on silver pillows inside a mucus-clogged sinus. Turn: a nasal spray hits them and a suction tube sucks them out through the nostril. Payoff: a swab paints the clean passages, sparkles rise, and the little sinus character in its nest cheers. Why people share it: it turns a blocked nose into a tiny satisfying cartoon rescue.
9:16 vertical, 8 seconds.
Glossy clay-style 3D animation, soft toy-like shading, shallow depth of field. A cutaway profile of a human head facing left fills the frame, peach skin, red tissue, cream bone, a round sinus chamber up top holding a small yellow pill-shaped character with a sad face sitting in an orange woven nest. Below, a yellow-green mucus stream and four green germ blobs with grey nightcaps sleeping on silver pillows. Plain sky-blue background, soft daylight from the front left. Macro lens, locked-off camera, no moves.
0–2s: germs snore, pillows rise and fall, the sinus character holds its head in misery. 2–3s: a pale blue spray bottle enters from the left and puffs mist into the nostril; mucus turns watery, germs blink awake. 3–5s: a clear blue suction tube slides into the nostril and pulls the germs toward it; they flail and shout as they are dragged out of the nose, leaving the passages clean. 5–6s: a finger holds a white cotton swab at the nostril, the sinus character relaxes and smiles. 6–7.5s: the swab sweeps balm through the passages, silver sparkle streams up into the sinus chamber, the character laughs with eyes closed. 7.5–8s: the swab leaves, a single star glint flashes, and the character throws both arms up grinning, ending exactly at 8 seconds.
No one speaks. The only voice sound is cartoon snoring from the germs at 0–2 seconds.
Sound: soft snoring, a wet spray hiss, bubbling slurps, a slurping suction pull with squeaky germ yelps, a soft brushing swish, a twinkling chime at the end. Music: light whimsical ukulele and glockenspiel, 110 BPM, playful and clean.
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