I watched a guy build a $2,000/week AI model workflow from a TikTok clip and a fake face No agency No model No camera setup Just a synthetic girl, viral motion from TikTok, Higgsfield for the first frame, Kling for the video The process is stupidly simple: 1. Pick a niche where lonely attention already spends money 2. Create a girl that matches that niche, not just the prettiest face you can generate 3. Find viral videos on TikTok and copy the link 4. Ask AI to turn the first frame into a usable prompt 5. Build the model image in Higgsfield 6. Drop the image + TikTok video into Kling Motion Control 7. Post the output every day and route the winners to Fanvue That is basically the same idea from the article. The model that made almost $10K/month did not win because the face was perfect. It won because the creator treated her like a funnel: TikTok for reach, Instagram for intent, private access for money, testing every week until the numbers moved. Most people are still trying to "make an AI girl." The people making money are building a repeatable machine that finds which girl strangers are willing to pay attention to.