They were kino.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X5UMd4sFJwM

>>148992088 (OP)
>AI Slop
I'm glad they're gone.

>>148992091
>Dude just spend millions of dollars finding actors for a parody clip.
No thanks retard.

>>148992088 (OP)
The novelty worn out

>>148992104
But we now have AI music generators and video tools. Someone could actually take the idea and animate an entire episode.

>>148992101
>millions
Zoomer mindset

The only funny ones were "By Wes Anderson" ones and that's because it was a play on his visual style and typical casting choices

>>148992088 (OP)
https://youtu.be/W024oMmZsXs

>>148992168
That's what I'm talking about. Take an updoot anon.

People got bored of them, as they should, it was slop content.

>>148992698
>People got bored of them, as they should, it was slop content.
No different to modern media.

>>148992119
We get it, you have no sense of taste

>>148992088 (OP)
I mainly remember the "Dark Fantasy" ones, those ones were the best

i only like ai covers

>>148993184
$800m on $100m. Yeah, it's OVER for 'modern media'.

>>148994093
Same, there were some surprisingly solid ones out there.

>>148992091
Same

>>148992088 (OP)
Ignoring you medicore taste All the popular parodies got made, the market is saturated. Wait till AI can deepfake whole episodes in a single take if you want more (which will be interesting way to side step those pesky copyright claims.)

>>148992088 (OP)
AI and kino in the same sentence

I don't think I'll ever get what people see in a.i
it always just feels like a novelty at best. not the kind of thing I'd want to spend hours looking at or engaging with.

The most based part of AI is the failed artists whining about it.

>>148997047
I'm not an artist I just don't like slop.

>>148992088 (OP)
If you see the same magic trick over and over and over again. It stops being impressive.
AI is the most expensive magic trick and anyone telling you it will replace artists are themselves replacable by the same tech.

>>148992088 (OP)
The quagmire one is scary good. That's about how I imagined him

>>148992088 (OP)
>>148992119
This >>148992104 here, to be honest.
In art, and in many things in life, 'easy come, easy goes' is often true. It's fascinating at first, but once it becomes something banal and common, people lose interest; it becomes kind of tacky.

Which is one of the reasons why I think real art, including animations, drawings, voice acting and whatnot, will never truly be abandoned. Some people want to see actual effort and determination behind a work, otherwise professions and hobbies like smithing wouldn't exist nowadays, despite the fact that a machine can do the job thousands of times faster.

>>148997109
>>148997213
Keep seething