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I’m trying to build a TikTok dance account, and I keep seeing these viral videos where people perfectly recreate trending dances using animals or cartoon characters — and the motion looks insanely smooth.
What models are you guys actually using for this stuff? Besides CapCut dance templates, what’s the real workflow behind these videos?

What makes it so good for you?
And what’s the one thing that still annoys you about it?
I’m curious what everyone’s actually using right now

As AI tools become more common, it feels like a new one comes out almost every week. But honestly, most of them don’t seem that useful long term.
I’m curious what AI tools people are genuinely using consistently in their daily work or life.
Not just tools you tried once out of curiosity, but tools that have actually become part of your workflow.
Have there been any AI tools recently that you genuinely can’t live without anymore?

I’m a video creator and I’ve been using Grok a lot mainly because the free access made it super convenient for experimenting and making quick content.
Now that it’s no longer really free, I’m trying to find alternatives that are still affordable for creators who don’t want to spend a huge amount every month.
I don’t mind paying, but I’m mainly looking for something with a good price-to-value ratio for regular content creation.
What are you guys using lately for AI video generation?

New AI music generator tools keep popping up every day.
As a music creator, I’ve been looking for something simple to use that doesn’t overreact to tweaks. Suno has worked pretty well for me. The music quality is really high, great for background tracks, and you get free daily credits to experiment.
That said, there are some downsides: the studio version costs money, trying out different styles or tweaking a lot can burn through credits fast, copyright can still be tricky for commercial use, and expanding short clips into full songs isn’t always stable.
Besides Suno, when you guys use AI music generators, do you usually stick to one tool or mix a few to try different styles? Any tips on making tracks sound more natural or saving credits?

I’m 35 and still don’t have a girlfriend, so I guess I’ll have to get an AI girlfriend instead. Does anyone have any recommendations?

Her birthday is in June, and this year marks our 10th year together. I want to turn all the memories and little moments from the past decade into a song and give it to her as a gift.

Grok free is basically gone / super limited now… what are you guys using instead?
Need something stable + free (or decent credits) + ideally all-in-one.
Not trying to juggle 5 tools just to make one clip lol

So yeah — what are you guys using now?