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Why lockheed martin scorsese 𖢥’s post about AI reached 256.5K likes

The whole Studio Ghibli AI trend honestly gives me second-hand embarrassment knowing how hard Hayao Miyazaki… — the opening, the shape, the mechanisms and the analysis's own account of why it travelled, with how you would remix it.

Rests on:the post,@slimjosa

256,528 likes and 1,858 replies. Here is the post, then what the analysis says it is doing, beat by beat.

The whole Studio Ghibli AI trend honestly gives me second-hand embarrassment knowing how hard Hayao Miyazaki has fought to retain the identity of his films and how many of you are this willing to make a farce out of decades of artistry because you don’t actually value it

The opening

It opens with an observation. The whole Studio Ghibli AI trend honestly gives me second-hand embarrassment knowing how hard Hayao Miyazaki has fought to retain the identity of his films and how many of you are this willing to make

The shape

Hook

  • Hook — Stops the scroll and earns the next line.

Why it worked

  • Contradicts something the audience already believes, which stops the scroll.
  • Short enough to read in full without expanding, which removes a step before the point lands.

What it leans on

  • Pattern interrupts — the post breaks the shape a reader expects from a feed: a one-word line, an unexpected format, a claim that does not fit the genre

How you would remix it

Preserve the Hook structure and the plain observation opening. Replace the subject matter entirely with the writer’s own product, story and numbers. Match the original’s pacing and line length, not its words. Never reuse the original’s specific facts, figures or phrasing.

None of the words, none of the facts, none of the numbers — those are @slimjosa's. The opening move, the shape and the place the payoff lands are what carry over. Open it in the studio with your own subject.

See it in the posts

Every number above is a post in the library, with the mechanics named beside it.

Open the library

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