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I didn’t realise how much of a Drake fan I am until those three albums dropped

Do friends of artistes call them by their real name or stage name?

We’re having a debate at dinner Is this the most civilian thing Taylor Swift has ever done?

Chromaz walked out at the exact moment when Drake started dissing Lebron on "make them remember" 😂😂😂 the boy is diabolical Lebron got the chromessi

If you're not using Claude to grow on YouTube, you're an idiot. There's a massive gap between "I asked AI to help with my script" and "I built a system where Claude handles research, ideation, scripting prep, and B-roll annotation in one place." The second one is what's actually compounding for creators right now. Here's exactly how I use Claude to grow my channel. Video idea research using real YouTube data (not generic AI suggestions) This is the one most people get wrong. They ask ChatGPT "give me 10 video ideas for my fitness channel" and get back the same 10 ideas every other creator just got. The fix: connect Claude to a YouTube data source through MCP. I use the Subscribr MCP, which pulls from a database of 40 million+ YouTube videos. Inside Claude, I can ask: "use the Subscribr MCP to come up with video ideas for Magnates Media." What comes back isn't generic. It's data-backed. Claude pulls the actual channel 1.8M subs, 255 videos, 191M views then surfaces the outlier videos, the specific titles that overperformed, and the angles that worked. Then it generates new ideas based on what's already winning on that channel and in that niche. This is the difference between AI ideation and AI ideation backed by 40M+ real videos. No comparison. Deep research that used to take Perplexity + 3 tabs Claude's deep research has quietly become elite. I used to bounce between Perplexity, Google, Reddit, and Wikipedia for every script. Now I do it in one place. The trick: don't just ask for research. Tell Claude the angle you want. Example prompt: "Deep research on this story. Use a storytelling angle, with the vibe of 'this story has never been told before.' Include turns, revelations, and underreported details." That single line changes the entire output. Generic research becomes a narrative-ready brief. I edit it manually, then bring it into Subscribr to turn it into a full script. Two AI tools doing two different jobs. One workflow. Claude Skills for repeatable creator tasks (this is the underrated one) Claude Skills let you save a prompt as a permanent capability. Trigger it once, it remembers the entire instruction set forever. The skill I built and use every day: a B-roll prompt generator. Paste in a script. Trigger the skill. Claude annotates every line with B-roll instructions, animation cues, on-screen text suggestions, sound design notes, and image references. Example output for a single sentence: → B-roll: scrolling through faceless YouTube channels in different niches → Animation: split screen showing traditional YouTube setup crossed out vs laptop with AI tools → Image: payment receipt with blurred details → Sound: subtle tension beat for the price tag → Animation: counter ticking from 0 to 3,000 watch hours Editors used to ask me a dozen questions per script. Now they get a fully annotated draft with every B-roll decision pre-made. Turnaround time dropped by half. You can build the same skill for thumbnail concepts, hook variations, title formulas, or whatever else you do over and over. Stop pasting the same prompt into Claude every time. Save it once. Trigger it forever. Where this goes next People are already editing full videos inside Claude. Multi-modal output is here. The line between "AI assistant" and "AI production team" is collapsing fast. The creators who'll win the next 12 months aren't the ones who use AI to write a single script faster. They're the ones building systems research, ideation, scripting, B-roll, editing where AI handles the repeatable parts so they can focus on the parts only they can do. Your taste. Your story. Your perspective. Your voice on camera. Everything else is now operationally cheap. The question is whether you build the system, or keep pasting prompts like it's still 2024.

Maneesh on the beat, shabang

Slow sex needs a tight pussy, You can't Walk Slowly in Afghanistan

Lana Condor at the Fashion Trust US Awards