From AI Magic to Zipline Thrills – My 5 Must-Watch Videos This Week!

This past week has been wild. From dangling over the cliffs of Zhangjiajie to bending reality with AI, I’ve pushed storytelling, and tech to the edge. Here are the top 5 drops I don’t want you to miss: 


1. I Rode the Zhangjiajie Zipline So You Don’t Have To


A raw, honest travel vlog from the sky-high mountains of China. Think theme park ride... but real.

Watch here → https://youtu.be/E6N0MR0PKDc


2. How I Filmed That With Just a GoPro + CapCut


Breakdown of how I shot, edited, and survived that adventure. For creators who want results without the fancy setup.

Read the blog → https://videolane.com/how-to-film-and-edit-an-adventure-vlog-with-gopro-and-capcut/


3. That VEO 3 Supergirl Reveal – Think I’m AI, is it?


Behind the scenes of the viral reel. I used AI to transform a Singaporean woman into a flying superhero (kinda).

Watch and laugh → https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1BuXm5mGQX/


4. My Brutally Honest Review: Viral X55 Sleeping Earbuds

Yes, the full 1h 31m livestream. Spoiler: I didn’t fall asleep, but almost.

Catch the replay → https://www.youtube.com/live/6WaZplvLmew?si=ZKOvHCpwqwb6J0iA


5. The Viral Sand AI Video – Prompt Included!

Want to know how to generate cinematic AI art that actually gets views? I reveal the exact prompt.

Get the prompt → https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSBDoU5rg/


I’m building trust with real reviews, tutorials, and content that works. If you’ve been curious about using AI tools or want to turn your phone into a full-blown video studio—I’m showing you how.


~ Adrian Lee @adrianvideoimage


👉 P.S. A new course on AI video prompts is coming soon. Stay tuned or [reply to this email] if you want early access.


Otherwise get this AI Video Guide for free : Get your AI Video Creation Guide + Free AI Video Generators here... https://adrianlee.gumroad.com/l/AIVideoGuide




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