Robotic looping streamer-isms with the product worked into the loop. Uncomfortable, hypnotic, viral.
HeyGen brief, vertical 9:16, 60 seconds total. Avatar: young adult in a casual top, seated dead-center, static webcam framing chest-up, ring-light catchlights in the eyes, plain bedroom wall behind. Delivery notes: totally flat NPC affect — identical intonation on every repeated phrase, minimal blinking, slight rhythmic head bob, a fixed half-smile, a half-second pause between lines. The first 1.5 seconds are the hook: the avatar is already mid-loop, saying the first "Mm" directly to camera — no intro, no wave. Script, word for word (one ~20-second block; render it once and loop the identical take 3 times with zero variation): "Mm, thank you for the follow. Mm, [PRODUCT — e.g. "GlowDrops"] link below. Ice cream so good. Yes yes yes. [PRODUCT] does [BENEFIT — e.g. "clears your skin in two weeks"], mm. Thank you for the gift. Gang gang. Yes king. [PRODUCT] link below, mm. Ice cream so good." Post: overlay TikTok LIVE UI — "LIVE" badge with viewer count "12.4K" top-left, scrolling fake chat lower-left ("W product", "she's real for this", "link??"), rose and lion gift animations timed to each "thank you for the gift". The repetition IS the format — never let the reads vary.