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0:00In October 2025, my flagship YouTube
0:02channel made me $56,000
0:04from 689 million views. Around the same
0:07time, another channel from my portfolio
0:09got 761 million views and made us
0:12$70,000.
0:14And recently, I repeated this process
0:17again, scaling this channel from zero to
0:201 billion views and $88,000
0:23in revenue. And all of this was possible
0:26because we never script our videos.
0:29Instead, we use what I call the script
0:31bending. But while previously we managed
0:34a team of three scriptwriters that was
0:36costing us about three to $4,000 a
0:38month, we recently let them go and
0:41replaced them with AI. So, the systems
0:44that we used became even more
0:46accessible, and in today's video I'm
0:47going to give you the exact same system,
0:50and I'm going to show you how we script
0:52our videos that, as you can see, get
0:54billions of views. But while other
0:57similar videos just like this one about
1:00my faceless YouTube scripts uh give you
1:02surface-level scripting techniques like,
1:05"Hey ChatGPT, uh can you please write me
1:07a script about X, Y, and Z?" Or uh they
1:10give you a stealing method when you
1:13basically copy someone else's work and
1:17you expect it to go viral. Spoiler, it
1:19never actually works like this. Or they
1:21just give you generic basic-level
1:24artist-level uh prompts for Claude or uh
1:28even GPT. Spoiler, GPT is terrible. You
1:31should never cancel your GPT
1:33subscription because you should never
1:34use that. Uh in this video, the script
1:37bending video, I'm going to give you the
1:39unique script bending method. I'm also
1:42going to show you the database of 50
1:44plus uh scripting templates we created
1:47for our workshop, and I'm going to show
1:49you a team of AI agents that find ideas,
1:52write scripts, and do the manual job on
1:55autopilot. So, instead of giving you a
1:58fish,
1:59very often uh root and one, uh I will
2:02give you the fishing rod so that you can
2:04catch the fish whenever you want and
2:06find those ideas and script those videos
2:09as many times as you want for as many
2:11faceless channels as you want. And this
2:13is exactly what I call the script
2:15bending. Now, let me explain you the
2:17method because most people honestly get
2:20that wrong. They think they should write
2:23their scripts, but in fact, you should
2:25actually never do that. Uh others make
2:28another mistake thinking that uh you
2:30should steal someone else's ideas, but
2:34it never works out. So, both of those
2:36methods don't work. Forget about them.
2:39Instead, what you should be doing is,
2:41remember this formula. Viral YouTube
2:43script is always a unique idea and a
2:47proven storytelling framework. A
2:49combination of those two deliver the
2:52best results. So, you should always find
2:55unique ideas that no one has ever
2:57covered in your
2:59direct competition.
3:00Uh and you should use proven
3:02storytelling frameworks that worked for
3:05competitors. So, frameworks are proven,
3:08ideas are unique, and the combination of
3:11both give you
3:13unique videos that are almost guaranteed
3:16to work. So, this is the only
3:18combination that guarantees the success
3:20of your video. Almost guarantees.
3:22There's never uh a 100% guarantee, but
3:25this one is as close as it gets to the
3:28guarantee. So, to give you an idea,
3:30here's exactly how it works. Uh these
3:32are two videos. One is from Agent
3:34Floppy, and the other one is from Looney
3:37Throne. And the initial video that blew
3:40up 9 months ago to 6.1 million views is
3:43every US president death explained in 21
3:46minutes. This video was also script
3:49bended from uh I think Paint Explainer
3:51was the first to do every someone's
3:54death, but uh Agent Floppy uh innovated
3:57on the style. They uh did a way better
3:59thumbnail, uh and that's why their video
4:02exploded 6.9 uh 6.1 million views. But
4:05then, Looney Throne actually bent this
4:08video and created every British monarch
4:11death explained in 21 minute. And for
4:13most of you, the picture is already
4:15clear what is script bending, but uh I
4:17will still explain how the framework
4:19works because we're now looking at the
4:22title and thumbnail, but there are so
4:24many different script bends you can do.
4:27You can bend the title, and you can bend
4:28the thumbnail, you can bend the script,
4:30the hook. Basically, any part of the
4:32YouTube video you can bend, turning it
4:35into your unique piece. So, let me
4:37explain you how it works. The original
4:39video blew up, and it was about
4:42presidents. And the storytelling
4:45framework was like this. From like this
4:48is the exact script from the video. So,
4:49I went ahead, I transcribed both of
4:51those videos, and these are the
4:53frameworks and how they worked every
4:56single time because once they copied the
4:58video, they got 300,000 views on it in 4
5:01months. So, the framework was from
5:04eating raw cherries to contaminated
5:06water at the White House to getting
5:08assassinated in broad daylight. This is
5:11how every US president died and their
5:13final words. So, this was the initial
5:16hook that made the video explode. And as
5:19you can see, the structure here is very
5:21simple. From X to Y to Z. Uh this is how
5:28something, right? And these guys, they
5:31simply bent it to British monarchs. So,
5:34they changed presidents to British
5:37monarchs, and the framework was exactly
5:40the same. So, the hook was structured
5:42the exact same way. From this to that to
5:46then this, and then this is how every
5:48English and British monarch died over
5:51the last thousand years. As you can see,
5:53they actually used a shorter version of
5:56it, and that's probably one of the
5:58reasons why I feel like their hook is
6:01way worse than the original one. Agent
6:04Floppy did a way better job at hooks,
6:06but still they made the video explode.
6:08So, they script bent the format, so the
6:12title and thumbnail, and they also
6:14script bent the hook and the rest of the
6:17script. So, in this example, I'm only
6:19giving you the hook because it's a very
6:21clear example, but actually the rest of
6:23the script is pretty much like that.
6:25Whenever Agent Floppy breaks into
6:28um like goes into storytelling on using
6:31lists or using cold actions, the these
6:34guys are doing the exact same thing. And
6:36the reason why they do it is because
6:38it's very simple to copy the structure
6:41with AI, which I'm going to show you at
6:43the uh like
6:45in this video. Now,
6:47you can continue bending it to multiple
6:51examples. So, you can create a video
6:53every celebrity death explained. You can
6:56like this one, by the way, uh also uses
6:59what I call the hype injection. You can
7:01talk about celebrities that are popular
7:03right now, and by doing that, you can
7:06actually get uh to a broader audience.
7:10You can increase your TAM, total
7:12addressable market, by using that. Uh
7:15I'll probably create another video on
7:16hype injection and how it works. Uh then
7:19you can do every dictator's death
7:21explained, pretty similar topic to the
7:23to this one. Every controversial
7:25influencer death explained, also kind of
7:28a hype injection in a way. Every star in
7:32a universe uh death explained, this one
7:35is bent to uh like space and uh
7:39like physics and stuff like this. Uh so,
7:41you can be creative with those bends,
7:43right? Uh and when I personally saw this
7:46bend because I was uh one of the first
7:48to s- to see this video blow up. I I I
7:50saw it at like 200k views. So, um when I
7:54saw it blow up, I immediately did the
7:56same thing for uh with one of the Art of
7:58YouTube clients. So, we bent the video.
8:01Um I'm not going to tell you the topic
8:03of that uh obviously to protect my
8:05client's channel, but uh we bent the
8:07video to something very creative, very
8:09new, something no one has done uh like
8:12before. And uh we posted the video. It
8:15was the second ever upload on the
8:17channel, and for the first 16 days, it
8:20was uh basically sitting at 200 views,
8:22which is
8:24like almost always when you start a new
8:26YouTube channel right now, branded one
8:29uh with long form, it will almost always
8:31get stuck at zero to 200 views for the
8:35first 2 weeks. But then, as you can see,
8:3720 days later, it started uh blowing up
8:40out of nowhere, and uh like I'll zoom
8:43zoom that in for you. Uh Kirill
8:45basically sent it in the community as a
8:47win because, as you can see the graph,
8:49the video absolutely exploded after the
8:5220th day. So, uh 50k views in uh in a
8:56day back then, and by now the video sits
8:59at uh a solid 263,000
9:03views. And that was the second ever
9:05upload posted bended from one of those
9:08videos. So,
9:10this is how the script bending work.
9:12This is how like the type of results you
9:14can expect from doing that. So, this
9:16way, you create unique valuable piece of
9:19content while sticking to the framework
9:22that worked for someone else. That's the
9:24key here. You have the framework, you
9:26know that it works, you know that the
9:28audience wants this format, but you give
9:31them a new fresh angle that no one has
9:33ever done. And that's how you get very
9:36strong uh faceless videos. Now, another
9:40example, uh this format, I'm sure you
9:43know this format. It's been blowing up
9:45like crazy recently, Your Life as Every
9:47Rank of Something. In this case, it was
9:50mafia. Uh people started doing uh like
9:53soldiers. People started doing uh
9:55history like so
9:57like soldiers during World War II or
9:59Vietnam War or like again they were like
10:03I'll show you a bunch of other bands in
10:06in a bit. But this guy actually did
10:09something very very smart. You remember
10:10I told you about hype injection. So he
10:12did exactly that because
10:14this guy is currently blowing up
10:17everywhere and Epstein Island is on
10:20trend. It's like on hype.
10:22This guy decided like what if I take the
10:24format and I bend it to something that
10:27is currently hyping like crazy. So he
10:30did that and as you can see the video
10:33from like 11 days old video got half a
10:36million views which is again crazy
10:39result for a channel and a quick story
10:42like you can check the channel. It was
10:44not successful at all. So this was one
10:47of the first videos that blew up for
10:50them. They first went viral with a
10:52similar video and there was a complete
10:55copy. I'm not recommending you to steal
10:56content. Sometimes it works but it's
10:59kind of hit or miss. But this time went
11:02absolutely crazy because they did
11:04something new something that no one has
11:07ever done before. And the good thing is
11:09you can do it with the eye and for that
11:11I recommend you use Claude AI. Claude is
11:13probably the best script writing AI
11:15right now and you just tell it like look
11:18you're an expert you need to analyze
11:21this video and you need to prepare a
11:23script writing SOP breaking down exactly
11:27what they use for their hooks
11:29like how they structure the videos their
11:31storytelling patterns their viral
11:33triggers and Claude will give you an
11:35extensive document that will look
11:37something like this.
11:38So this is the document that we created
11:41like the
11:42it's a bit up because I turned
11:44PDF into like a
11:46docs file but basically you can see how
11:49big those SOPs are and this was
11:52basically a single prompt with a bunch
11:55of videos from Zach King Films and
11:57that's the kind of SOP you need to
11:59create for every single channel of
12:00yours. Now the way you use this SOPs is
12:04A you're going to learn a lot about the
12:06storytelling patterns and
12:08scripting frameworks in your niche but B
12:11you will now turn this SOP into
12:14something that you use to educate your
12:17Claude AI agent that will then create
12:19scripts for you. So this is something
12:21that we did. Now if you do it with a
12:24single video because with this prompt
12:26you need to attach the video transcript
12:28of one of your competitors. If you do it
12:31with a single video it's going to be
12:32good enough but what I did is I actually
12:35put 500 video transcripts for like of
12:39Zach King Films to create
12:41legendary version of the same SOP. It
12:45turned out so good it's like 15 page
12:48book. It's almost a book that goes over
12:51exactly how Zach King Films structures
12:54his videos. So this version turned out
12:57to be legendary and this is because I
12:59gave Claude enough data on how those
13:02videos are structured. So the more
13:04transcripts you can get the better and a
13:07good thing is we actually did it for
13:09you. So again stick with me till the end
13:11I'll tell you how you can get all of the
13:13SOPs for the most popular
13:16formats and trends of faceless YouTube
13:19automation.
13:20Now how do you actually create those
13:23niche bands those script bands? Excuse
13:25me because niche bands
13:27is the first piece that you need and
13:29script band is the second piece that you
13:31need. So in order to fully understand
13:34script bands you actually need niche
13:36bands. So
13:38go watch this video right after you
13:40finish this one you will have a full
13:42picture of exactly how this thing works
13:44but
13:46figure out the niche then figure out the
13:48scripts and then I'm planning to
13:50continue this series helping you to
13:52figure out the production and YouTube
13:54algorithm as well. Now
13:57let me explain you what that means. So
13:59there are those channels right and
14:02the Odd Dude Explained is the channel
14:05about mafia and gangs and as you can see
14:08all of his videos are very well
14:10structured like the structure is easy to
14:12see and easy to copy. POV you're the
14:15cartel deadliest hitman POV you're this
14:18POV you're that and this is all about
14:21mafia gangs and
14:23this kind of stuff so the bad guys. Now
14:26Professor POV actually bend this niche
14:29towards good guys. So he changed bad
14:32guys to good good guys and he now
14:35creates videos your life as every CIA
14:37black ops rank and rank of this rank of
14:41that. Basically same videos slightly
14:43different thumbnail but the structure of
14:46their scripts is exactly the same. I
14:48know because we analyzed that and we
14:52came to the conclusion that the scripts
14:53are almost identical meaning either it's
14:56the same dude or they're stealing
14:58scripts from each other changing a few
15:00words here and there. So it's very hard
15:03to see from the first look at those
15:05channels but when you do a deep research
15:07which we've done then you can see it
15:09very clearly. So these videos are pretty
15:12much the same again one is slightly
15:15bigger and
15:17slightly longer it performed better as
15:19well but again the structure of the
15:21script which we care the most about in
15:24this video at least is exactly the same.
15:27And those videos are also the same they
15:29changed the
15:30cartel deadliest hitman to the FBI
15:33informant and created the same exact
15:36video following the structure that
15:38worked. Again this video is about follow
15:42the structure that works and come up
15:44with an original idea that no one has
15:46done before. So the script bending in
15:48simple words is basically taking a
15:50proven format from a different niche and
15:52rewriting the script following the exact
15:53same structure for new original ideas.
15:58Now I'm going to give you the examples
16:00from the database that we created with
16:0250 plus proven script formats. Number
16:05one is the Professor POV storytelling
16:07style. This channel again
16:10it's absolutely everywhere now it's
16:13blowing up and
16:15their videos are getting crazy amounts
16:18of views especially this one and the
16:20format obviously people are trying to
16:23steal it as much as possible because it
16:25works. What's the scripting format of
16:27this channel? First of all they always
16:30use
16:31you version of the script. So you drop
16:34in they place the viewer directly into a
16:37specific role error or situation and it
16:39sounds like you apply online like
16:43everyone else there is a form on the CIA
16:45website then you like this happened to
16:48you this happens to you and they develop
16:51a story from there.
16:53They yeah as I said they develop the
16:55story in a chronological sense they walk
16:58through the full arc each stage darker
17:01more complex higher stakes if you get
17:04caught they say will deny your existence
17:07etc. And they also
17:10give it a very strong ending so they end
17:13the video very strong as well. So this
17:15is the storytelling framework. Now how
17:18do people actually bend it? Well there
17:20is a video about dinosaurs and this
17:22channel was actually way way way
17:26older than the POV Explainer POV
17:30Professor. So POV Professor was not the
17:32original one but that's the most common
17:35right now but there is a video about
17:37dinosaurs with the same exact structure
17:40there is a video about lost and
17:43like sexual history
17:45that is structured the exact same way.
17:47There is a video about mafia structured
17:49the same way. So it doesn't really
17:51matter what topic your channel covers
17:53you can always apply the structure that
17:56worked for someone else. And this is
17:58what I want you to understand and learn
18:00about this script bending concept.
18:03Doesn't matter what blows up you need to
18:05be plugged in into the basically like
18:09the YouTube feed YouTube algorithm you
18:11need to understand what works currently
18:13for other channels and you need to bend
18:15it to your niche. So today we're not
18:18talking about your niche we're not
18:19talking about like you
18:21like you create a video about mafia or
18:24create a video about that. Whatever
18:26channel you run you can bend this format
18:29towards your audience. You can make this
18:31format work for your channel and this is
18:33exactly what I want you to do. So take
18:36this script formula apply it to one of
18:39the ideas that already worked on your
18:41channel and you're going to get a viral
18:43video that will blow up to hundreds of
18:45thousands of views almost guaranteed if
18:47you have a channel that works if you
18:48have a niche that is proven if you have
18:51niche bending figured out already. Now
18:55the other example would be the Paint
18:57Explainer style probably the oldest of
18:59them all the most let's say used one but
19:03still there is multiple channels that
19:05are doing it. So first of all
19:08there is no intro in that style they
19:10jump straight into the number one and
19:14they go over like what like
19:17basically either psychology tricks or
19:19life hacks or
19:21different dictators they go one by one
19:24explaining each one of them. So your
19:27script bending formula is actually very
19:29simple. Find a storytelling formats
19:32three to five you need multiple of those
19:34that work for indirect competitors adapt
19:38them for fresh ideas fresh ideas
19:41that you generate in your chosen niche.
19:45Create unique content with almost
19:47guaranteed results. So this is the
19:49formula. You find something that works
19:51for indirect competitors. You're trying
19:53to bring new formats to your own niche
19:55and you adapt it for two ideas that no
19:58one has ever done before. This is how
20:01you get unique content on YouTube that
20:03has all the proof it needs for the
20:05algorithm to blow your videos up. This
20:08is the formula. Now, how do you do it in
20:10practice? And we got you covered as
20:13usual because we created that entire
20:15database for you. And
20:18if you visited our niche bending
20:20workshop, we you know how much I love
20:22those idea databases because we have the
20:25exact same database for 500 plus
20:28faceless YouTube channels. So, what we
20:29did, we actually analyzed all of the
20:32videos, all of the most popular videos
20:34from those channels. We put together a
20:36list of 5,000 different videos and their
20:39scripts and we figured out that all of
20:42them followed very clear frameworks and
20:45we found 50 plus frameworks that we put
20:48in this database
20:49that are helping those channels blow up.
20:52So, the way I now use this database in
20:54practice is whenever I want to create a
20:57video for a channel, I would search for
20:59a proven framework for the script in
21:02this database. So, for example, because
21:04we talked about Paint Explainer,
21:07like there's Paint Explainer style of
21:09video. Or let's say I want to see how
21:11Simple Paint creates his videos. So,
21:14first thing that we see is the script
21:15formula. So, here's how the they
21:18structure their scripts. And you don't
21:20need to understand it yourself. You like
21:22you don't even need to read it because
21:24this is just a part of the prompt that
21:26you will give give to Claude AI so that
21:28it writes the script for you, completely
21:31for you. Now, there's a TXT file with
21:34all of the scripts from Simple Paint
21:36already. We just put them in the doc
21:37because we know that you need them. Now,
21:40there will be another file. We're now in
21:43the process of finishing this database.
21:44Obviously, we're preparing for the
21:46script bending workshop that is coming
21:49April 8th and there will be an MD file
21:53with the complete Claude AI prompt that
21:57you will upload in one click and your
22:00Claude will learn the skill of writing
22:02scripts similar to Simple Paint. And
22:05Simple Paint is quite unique, but if I
22:07show you the Paint Explainer, you will
22:09also see a bunch of other channels that
22:11are doing the exact same style and you
22:13will see whether or not your channel is
22:16there, maybe. Or you will see who else
22:19tried to copy the exact same format and
22:22how they bent it because every single
22:24one of them is different because some of
22:26them are bending towards MMA, some of
22:28them are bending towards Professor. It's
22:31actually quite a funny one. Paint
22:33Explainer, Fictionery, Nexus Files. Some
22:36of those aren't actually not very clear
22:39bands. So, instead of copying titles and
22:42thumbnails, they copied the script
22:43structure, but their thumbnails are
22:45completely different. So, you would have
22:47never told like guessed that these are
22:50the exact same videos, but they are the
22:52same. And we know that because we
22:54analyzed every single one of them. And
22:56for each channel we analyzed, we give
22:58you the TXT files with all of their
23:00scripts so you can upload them to Claude
23:03and you can ask your own questions. You
23:04can see whether or not they're actually,
23:08you know, as interesting as you think
23:10they are, right? So, you don't need to
23:12watch any of the videos from your
23:14competitors. And I'm going to give you
23:15the exact same prompts as well, the MD
23:17prompts, so you can use that as a
23:19learning material to teach your Claude
23:21to write scripts for those channels. So,
23:24super excited for that. The niche
23:26bending workshop is coming April 8th.
23:29Right now, below this video, you can
23:31find a waitlist. Or if you're watching
23:33this video late, then you will see the
23:35exact link to get your tickets.
23:38Do that now because I'm expecting more
23:40than 300 people to join us live this
23:43time and this time I'm actually
23:45preparing something legendary for all of
23:47you. So, you know how much I love to
23:49over-deliver. This time we're delivering
23:51an extreme amount of value for just a
23:55fraction of the cost that this thing
23:57should cost. Now, what from that process
24:00should you actually automate? Because
24:02I've built some incredible automations
24:05that I think you should build, too. Now,
24:07I have the AI agent to find ideas for
24:10me. So, the way it works is there is a
24:13database of videos. Every single day it
24:15scrapes the videos from all of my
24:17competitors. It puts them in a
24:18spreadsheet and it analyzes whether or
24:21not those videos could be bent to my
24:25niche, to the Art of War channel. And if
24:27you can see true, then this video will
24:30be scripted. If you can see false, then
24:33this video is not usable for us. So, for
24:35example, it then creates this list where
24:39it collects all of the ideas that we can
24:41bend to our niche, to our channel
24:43because I taught it exactly how to
24:45script bend videos, right? So, it finds
24:48the original transcript script of the
24:50video, so it transcribes the video for
24:52me. It finds the viral trigger, why the
24:54video works, and it also gives me five
24:57ideas for each one of those videos. And
25:00what I do on a daily basis, I open the
25:02spreadsheet, I check the ideas, and I
25:04think, okay, cool. Do I like those ideas
25:06or not? And if I do, then I just check
25:09box the the ones that I like,
25:12those ones. And the next morning, Claude
25:14will see that I like those ideas and it
25:17will start writing those scripts for me.
25:20So, this is the level of of automation
25:23that I want in my business. I want
25:24everything to be as streamlined as
25:26possible. AI agent searching for ideas,
25:29sends them to me for approval, then
25:31another one writes those scripts. So,
25:33every single day at 9:00 a.m., it will
25:36open my like spreadsheet, it will check
25:38for approved ideas, and it will write
25:40the scripts for me. And to show you how
25:42it works, let me actually run it right
25:44now and we'll see what is capable of.
25:48So, we'll run the scripts. You can see
25:50I'm clicking run now and Claude will
25:53start working on that for me. And what
25:56it's going to do, it's going to look at
25:59all of the ideas that I approved from
26:01here. It's going to change their status
26:04to scripted and it's going to add them
26:06all to my Asana. So, I'll open the Asana
26:09right now. I'll show you the dashboard.
26:11These are all of the scripts that we
26:13have for approval right now. As you can
26:15see, the last one is 10:58 and Claude is
26:19now working on basically searching for
26:23ideas that it liked and adding them
26:26here. So, it will create a Google folder
26:28for me. It will create a Google
26:31document. It will put the script that it
26:34wrote in that document and it will
26:36create an Asana card in my dashboard. It
26:39will basically make the entire process
26:42work seamlessly without me doing
26:44anything. So, right now we're just
26:46waiting for it.
26:47As you can see, it works. Okay, cool. As
26:50you can see, the first video was just
26:53delivered and it took probably 2
26:56minutes.
26:57Let's actually click around and let's
26:59see what it did. So, first of all, we
27:01have the Google folder. As you can see,
27:0410:59 and it just wrote the the script.
27:08So, it took this idea. It used our
27:10script writing SOPs and it prepared a
27:14fresh script and it actually looks
27:17pretty solid from the first look. It
27:18used the you see that I always use in my
27:21scripts and also added
27:24a punch at the end and
27:27it used wood intentionally that I always
27:29use in my Art of War scripts. So, it
27:31followed the SOP to the T and it created
27:34a very good script. So, this is the
27:37level of automation that we now use.
27:39This is what replaced my 4K a month
27:43script writing team. And I'll probably
27:45create another video on that automation
27:47because it's too crazy to fit it in the
27:50script bending video, but what I wanted
27:53to show you is that almost everything
27:55that I showed you today can be
27:57automated. And as long as you can
28:00collect a bunch of data from your
28:03competitors, as long as you can put it
28:05into the right prompts, you can actually
28:07make Claude run your faceless YouTube
28:10channel for you. This is pretty much how
28:12I run my Art of War channel right now,
28:14the channel that did 4 billion views,
28:17the channel that generated 300 plus
28:19thousand dollars in revenue is now run
28:21by my AI agents. And all I do is approve
28:24ideas once a day and then just approve
28:26those scripts once I like them. And
28:29while I was speaking, basically Claude
28:31delivered another idea for me. And it
28:33even writes a personalized compliment
28:36for my animators just to keep them a
28:39little bit more happy, you know? So, if
28:42you want to take the next step, what I
28:44want to do is invite you to the script
28:47bending workshop. At the bottom of my
28:48heart, I believe that that's going to be
28:50the biggest event in faceless industry,
28:53the one that will change the way
28:55people create their YouTube channels,
28:57people run their YouTube channels. So,
29:00on April 8th, I'm hosting the script
29:02bending workshop. This is where I'm not
29:04just going to
29:06tell you how to script bend. Instead,
29:09I'm going to give you the plug-and-play
29:11AI agents that will do it for you. So,
29:14you come to the event, you set them up,
29:17you set those agents up once, and they
29:20work for you 24/7 365 for 20 bucks a
29:23month Claude subscription. Cancel your
29:25GPT, start using Claude. Instead of 3.6K
29:29a month that was previously the cost of
29:32my script writing team. And every single
29:34day they will deliver 20, 30, actually
29:36there's no limit, but 20, 30 ideas is
29:39already pretty good. 5 to 15 new scripts
29:42based on your channel analytics and
29:44SOPs. It will work like this. You will
29:46put a link of your channel in the chat.
29:48It will analyze everything and it will
29:50create SOPs for you and then it will
29:52automatically build all of the other
29:55agents so that you can click one button
29:58every morning. You don't even need to
29:59click it but like you will click once
30:01and every single morning it will run
30:03automatically collecting all of the
30:04ideas, writing all of the scripts and
30:06all you need to do is to approve the
30:08best ones. Last time we did the workshop
30:10we had over 200 people who showed up
30:12live and dozens of them then messaged me
30:14afterwards with words of appreciation
30:17for how much we actually over-delivered.
30:19You know how much I love over-delivering
30:22and giving even more than I promised.
30:24This time we're going to deliver even
30:27more and instead of focusing on the
30:29theory, I'm just going to give you the
30:30exact ready-made templates, prompts, AI
30:33agents and protocols that currently run
30:35my 700k per year YouTube portfolio. So
30:38this is how Sap scaled to 20k months in
30:40just 90 days. Ron got his silver button.
30:43Congrats, Ron. Ollie created a video,
30:46recreated the video that got 1.3 million
30:49views overnight and Kirill got 50k views
30:51long form. Now we know that the video
30:53sits at around 270k. This is the video
30:56that got him monetized. Second ever
30:58upload and he used the script bend. Now
31:00because I don't want you to miss on that
31:02opportunity, if you sign up for it now,
31:04you will receive a huge bonus from me. A
31:07two-week script bending bootcamp where
31:09every single day I'm going to be in the
31:11same private Telegram group with you
31:14where I'm going to break down successful
31:16YouTube scripts and show you exactly how
31:19you can use them in your niche. We're
31:21going to do a lot of niche breakdowns
31:23and script breakdowns as well. You will
31:25be able to ask me questions in the chat
31:27and if you want to learn how I script my
31:29videos that get hundreds of millions of
31:31views and how you can use AI to automate
31:3490% of that process, click the first
31:36link that you can see in the
31:37description. The website will tell you
31:39exactly how to sign up to the script
31:41bending workshop and join it before we
31:44increase the price. Do that right now
31:46and I'll see you live on the biggest
31:48event in faceless YouTube community.

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