Grok + voice cloning. A fake account made me $3k.
I never use up my Grok Super video credits. They rot every month. So I started a thirst trap page.
Grok handles the outfit videos. Same face, same body. Swap the clothes and setting. Voice is a cloning tool I built. Looks like one person, talks like one person.
Did better than I expected. Few thousand followers in a week. 10k in under a month. Brand deal DMs followed.
Easy to replicate. Voice cloning tool is open source. Grok Super or any video gen tool works. The rest is just execution.
github: haoyiyin/clone-voice
Grok + voice cloning. A fake account made me $3k.
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