A flute melody amidst the clouds and the timeless sky. The mountains and rivers lie in silence, with only the moonlight understanding the human 🥰🥰heart.#Moonlight# #Cinematic# #FantasyWorld# #Nature# #Wuxia#

A Dearborn imam claimed that Muslims living in America are the happiest people in the world. He told us that the only thing that would make the Muslim community in America perfectly happy is the removal of Trump as president and the installation of Abdul El-Sayed, Zohran Mamdani, or any other person — provided he or she is a Muslim — as President of the United States. He claimed that perfect happiness in America means having a Muslim as president, and that everything else would then fall into place, whether it is wearing hijabs, banning pork, banning bacon, or criminalising dogs walking on the streets. He claimed that America could become the perfect example of an Islamic country that follows Islamic laws such as Sharia law once a Muslim wins the presidency. He claimed that Muslims in America are forced to marry only one wife and are left to take additional wives outside America because of harsh human laws, which he said would soon be replaced by Allah's laws.

A spy ad needs more than sneaky footsteps. It's the little sounds that make the whole mission feel real. 🕵️ For this Black Friday product concept, I wanted viewers to follow the agent's mission before finding out what the target was. I used Sound Effects in CapCut PC to bring more impact to the sneaking, movement, and product-grab moments. Then I layered the audio with background music to build tension without letting the sounds compete with each other. The product reveal gets its own moment at the end, so the story has somewhere to land. Sometimes, sound is what makes a simple product ad feel like a mini movie. Give your next product ad a creative twist: #CapCutDidThat# #chatwithcapcutagent# #capcutmarketing# #capcutpc# #capcutblackfriday#

A community isn’t valuable just because it has thousands of members. @meetmotes makes me think about a question that Web3 projects often overlook: how do you turn attention into genuine connection? Anyone can join a community, follow an account, or complete a task. But meaningful participation requires something deeper. I believe the strongest ecosystems will be those where people feel their contributions matter, rather than simply chasing the next reward. That’s why I’m interested in watching how MeetMotes evolves. Hype creates visibility. Connection creates staying power. The real test isn’t how many people arrive, but how many find a reason to stay.

A paid hotel tour built around Famitsu’s free 40th anniversary festival got zero bookings. Retro gaming idol Kotsubu Murashita said there were 0 participants. The package came with a hotel stay, a guided tour alongside former Famitsu editor Lupin Kojima, a group photo with both of them, and exclusive coffee. It ran 33,000 to 44,000 yen and needed at least six people. Nobody signed up. The main festival at Bellesalle Akihabara was free entry and drew thousands in person. Charging that much for a guided walk around a free event never made sense.

A teenager is sitting on a bench at a playground, swearing loudly, "Fuck me, why the hell did I do that?" ​Suddenly, a mom runs up to him and says, "Hey, there are little kids around! Why are you cursing like that?" ​"Take a seat next to me, ma'am, let's talk about it," he replies. ​She sits down next to him, and the teenager say, "You know, this bench is freshly painted..." ​The mom looks down: "Fuck me, why the hell did I do that?"