I need someone to help me find this guy right here because he literally just dropped some generational advice.

I need someone to help me find this guy right here because he literally just dropped some generational advice. Don't get a part-time job, just do this instead. First, open YouTube, search Cocomelon, choose a video in the video, go down and go to show transcript. Show transcript. Copy transcript from here. Paste the transcript in Claude. And just add need a prompt to generate video like this transcript. Need prompt to generate video like this transcript. For a single song segment (e.g. "Wheels on the Bus" style): Prompt: Bright, cheerful children's animation in a soft 3D cartoon style similar to CoComelon or Melon. A cute, round-faced toddler character with big expressive eyes rides in a colorful city bus through a sunny suburban neighborhood. The bus animated wheels spinning, doors opening and closing, and a honking bus. Passengers - mommies, daddies, and babies - bounce up and down in their seats. Warm pastel color palette: sky blue, yellow, coral, mint green. Gentle bouncy movement. Upbeat nursery rhyme music plays in background. Safe, cozy, joyful atmosphere. 3D animated, high quality, loopable, age 0-5 audience. Universal Template Prompt (swap the bold parts for any chapter): [CHARACTER DESCRIPTION] - A chubby-cheeked, cheerful toddler named [NAME] with warm brown skin, curly black hair, and a bright smile, wearing a colorful outfit. [SCENE] - [ACTION/SONG LYRICS VISUALIZED] Art style: soft 3D animation, warm pastel palette (sky blue, sunshine yellow, coral pink, mint green). Gentle depth-of-field blur in background. Sunlight, cozy, safe world. Camera moves slowly and smoothly. Expressive character facial animations. Toddlers ages 1-4. Quality: High resolution, vibrant, cinematic 3D animation. Copy the prompt from here, then go to Picsart, then go to Picsart Flow. In the Picsart Flow, go to New Workflow. Then go to Co Pilot. Then paste the prompt here. And it will generate a video like this. Let me play this. Yo. Was. I was able to find the website that he was using and I ended up making my own templates. So if you want to try this out for yourself, just put Flow in the comments and I can send it to you.