Iran's AI-Generated Videos Roast Trump, Winning Info War

0:00It's April 18th. You're listening to Entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered entertainment coverage. Iran's dropping the slick, AI-generated videos that roast Trump and his crew, an MSNBC reporter, Ken Delanian, says the former president has done even, more damage to America's wrapped in these clips. Their LEGO-style animations pack with rap lyrics mocking everything from Trump's wild posts to defend Secretary Pete Hegset's personal scandals, racking up over 1 billion views on Exalone. These videos hit hard on U.S. flaws, like Epstein Files leaking, or George Floyd's killing, all in English with British rap bives to go viral. Worldwide. Delanian called them super clever, saying Iran's theocratic regime is straight up winning the propaganda game using tech-America invented. Folks are buzzing because the clips expose weak spots in the Trump Admin's arguments, and they've spread like wildfire without much pushback. Meanwhile, the White House fires back with their own AI-boosted videos celebrating airstrikes

1:03on Iran, but experts say they don't land the same punch. A rep from Iran-based explosive media, going by Mr. Explosive, told the BBC he's independent but admitted the regime's a client. On the U.S. side, the State Department shut down his key counter-propaganda unit, leaving no real defense against this disinformation flood. It's a wild info war where clever mockery, Trump's brute force, showing how fast tech flips the script on global image battles.