Realtime Content
With AI, trending topics can be reimagined while they are still fresh and shaped into content that adds something new to the conversation.
Invincible Ørjan Nyland & Unstoppable Erling Haaland
Released right before Norway faced England at the 2026 World Cup. Norway’s goalkeeper was seen as almost impossible to beat. The concept built on that reputation with a battle inspired by one of the most famous movies.
VAR Detected Bad Breath
At the World Cup, covering your mouth during a confrontation can now get you a red card. The concept used the new rule to question what players were really trying to hide.
VANS vs. Louis Vuitton
A shoe in Louis Vuitton’s 2026 collection sparked backlash for looking too close to a Vans original. The skate scene and Vans called it out. The concept used the controversy to make a statement for skate culture.
World Cup 2026 Announcement
Released with the first World Cup match, right at the peak of football hype. The concept was inspired by Timothée Chalamet’s viral Sphere appearance for Marty Supreme. The concept gave the tournament its own announcement.
Ferrari Luce Look Alike
When Ferrari revealed the Luce, the internet reacted fast. Within hours, the launch sparked a global shitstorm of memes, criticism and AI-generated redesigns. The concept was my take on the controversy.
Spotify Broke The Internet
When Spotify changed its app icon to a disco ball the internet went crazy. Memes and reactions spread instantly. The concept poked fun at the overreaction with a Wrecking Ball reference because it was never that deep.
Arda "Cyborg" Saatchi
Arda Saatçi takes on extreme physical challenges under the name Cyborg Season. This time he pushed through 600 km from Death Valley to Santa Monica Pier. Nearly every major German streamer reacted and millions followed the Red Bull stream. This concept celebrated his finish.
Break in. Have tons of KitKat.
12 tons of KitKat vanished before Easter and the internet got a chocolate crime story. The concept responded to the heist with a new take on KitKat’s iconic claim.
