Good morning. A YouTube channel called Felune launched one month ago. 12 videos. All AI-generated. $14,000 in AdSense. 52,600 subscribers. Have you seen a faceless channel grow this fast? Hit reply and tell me what niche you'd try this in.
If you're new here, this is where we cover what's actually working in AI video before everyone else finds out. The full breakdown and tutorial is below.
💰 $14K in 30 days. One person. One laptop.
The channel posts illustrated cat behavior videos with AI voiceover and curiosity-gap titles. No face, no camera. Just content people already obsessively search for.
Every title follows one formula: "If your cat does [specific behavior], they're trying to tell you [surprising thing]." Their top video hit 1.7M views with exactly that structure.
Revenue: $14K AdSense plus another $5K–$10K possible from cat product affiliates. AI stack costs $21/month. Six months ago this required a scriptwriter, illustrator, animator, voiceover artist, and editor. Now it's one person and a laptop.
Takeaway: Pick a niche where people have strong emotional attachment and endless curiosity - pets, psychology, relationships, history. The formula works for all of them.
How to Build an AI Cat Channel This Weekend
Created with Grok Imagine
Create an Animated Cat Video with AI-Generated Images and Voiceovers
1. Navigate to chatgpt
2. Enter this prompt and hit enter.
3. Copy paste the image prompt
4. Go to Whisk
5. Upload a cartoon cat image
6. Click Landscape aspect ratio
7. Click enter with this prompt
8. Click "download"
9. Go to Imagine - Grok
10. Upload your image
11. Type "animate"
12. Click enter.
13. Download the animated video
14. Now go to Elevenlabs
15. Click Instant speech
16. Click "Stanley"
17. Copy paste the script from gpt and paste here
18. Now go to capcut and create new video
19. Drag in the video and voice over clips and assemble
🧪 Tool of the Day:
Whisk: Free image generator that keeps your character consistent across every video using seed locking.
Grok Imagine: Animates your Whisk images into short video clips with synchronized audio in ~15 seconds.