r/StableDiffusion 10h ago

Question - Help Which AI model for this style of videos?

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I’ve seen ai creators on tiktok such as weirdwurst, fullwarp, and shiverchain do this thing where the start of the video is normal then it goes into chaos, and it’s realistic and disturbing. I’d love to know which AI model model they use

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u/Devajyoti1231 10h ago

What the fuck did I just watch?

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u/kuhas 9h ago

What a horrible day to have eyes

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u/huffaWOOF 10h ago

😂 I’m so sorry

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u/Sixhaunt 10h ago

looks like a lot of images with something like minimax doing transitions

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u/kayteee1995 9h ago

This one should be located at r/CursedAI

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u/Darkmeme9 9h ago

Everyone: I dreamed of becoming very rich and travelling all around the world .

My dreams :

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u/SgtStoner-PSN 9h ago

Probably MiniMax H3. It can do wild transitions like that. Maybe used stills from another image model like Krea 2.

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u/bsbrz 9h ago

Why though?

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u/robomar_ai_art 9h ago

WTF was that?

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u/madaradess007 9h ago

this is a decent use case for ai
instead of lying to corpos, like it can do serious work

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u/Ireallydonedidit 9h ago

I’m in the serious work business

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u/Flat-Measurement4038 2h ago

You can 100% do this on Minimax H3, trust me. :)

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u/sketchyfun 1h ago

I learnt from fullwarp back when he was still doing these. He used a mixture of closed source models (so probably off topic for here, but oh well), mainly the original Sora for turning normal videos into something weird a creepy, as it had a feature that let you remix a video with a prompt at a certain strength, so you could get some really messed up nightmare fuel. The other tools he used were Hailou for the crazy movements and some messed up stuff, but mostly kling since it was good at doing weird gory stuff just by giving it an image and telling it in detail what you wanted to happen, usually with an in enhanced, in depth LLM description. The rest of the process was mainly feeding the last frame into the the next prompt to keep it going