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UnknownPublic post explicitly identifies Character.AI; no verifiable commercial relationship was found.3:21 · on_screen hook

“Let's get ready to see me annoy the mafia boss”

The opening line · 0:00 · move: pov

Builds an episodic mafia-boss argument from Character.AI replies, with the creator's performance carrying the story while the underlying app remains visually unbranded.

196.8Kviews7.3Klikes↑2.7×vs their usual post · 73K views6creators ran this script

@shinhari · 88.2K followers · 22 of 30 recent posts mention Character.AI · creator page →

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  1. 0:00"You're father always gambled away your money. He owed money to the Mafia. One day they stood in front of your door. He didn't have a choice but to let them in. He was scared. Three men were standing there, but one of them had a cruel aura around him. You had your chance to give my money back. I've run out of patience."
  2. 0:20The Mafia boss said, "He pointed his gun at your dad's head, but then you came out of your room. Who the FR you?" He said brutally in annoyed that you disturbed him.
  3. 0:29I'm Shinhari. You can call me Shinhari, Shinhari, Shinchan, or Shinhari-chan, or Shin--
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Ragebait the bot

Give the bot an absurd antagonist prompt, let every reply escalate the conflict, and end by asking viewers which character should be provoked next.

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@shinhariyoutube · 88.2K followers · median 73K views · n=45best post1.9M26×views · for Character.AIUnknown Public post explicitly identifies Character.AI; no verifiable commercial relationship was found.Open creator →

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