Because social networks are now full of monkeys that tell us about their days

Written by Jason Miller

Because social networks are now full of monkeys that tell us about their days

Until a few years ago, especially in the United States, the idea of making BigFoot themed jokes was widespread. To frighten friends and acquaintances, especially in the Halloween period, more or less realistic masks were used to then be filmed while we were looking for people to terrorize. Today, however, it is much easier to turn into one Scimion with human features or in a Yeti: how? Obviously thanks to artificial intelligence. One of the trends ofSummer 2025in fact, it consists precisely in the boom of these videos in which Bigfoot, but also other animals, make vlogs in which they tell theirs days.

To give a change in this sense was definitely the launch of VEO 3 of Google: a tool dedicated to videos more and more detailedable to make decidedly realistic length movies. Obviously, all this has a cost: Veo 3 has a free version which gives the user the possibility of making up to three videos per day, then you have to pay a non -cheap subscription to Gemini Pro. The effects on our feed have been discreetly evident. The magic formula to make us become zombie is skibidi boppy!

But how is it possible to give a certain seriality to this type of content, so that the bigfoot is always that, its voice always the same and even its friends always have the same appearance? One of the characteristics that distinguish veo 3 from the other tools of this sector is the possibility of provide source material Using the editor Flow. This means that it is possible to give a certain Consistency on clips and characters.

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Because Bigfoot’s life has become a Vlog

Ok, but How did we get to the bigfoot? The idea is all human, because if there is a difference between machine and man and still to have absurd ideas like that of a gorilla capable of documenting one’s own summer holidays After procuring all the material necessary for the realization of a vlog in all respects. Abroad the phenomenon has spread quickly thanks to account such as Bigfoot Vlog and Big Yowiewith some videos that remain prohibited for minors.

The real turning point, in this sense, is not so much the realism of the contents themselves but the quality in the time they can see: among the comments, in fact, many users claim that these accounts for the first time are able actually to make them laughexactly as it happens for a sitcom or a television program. And it is the first time that it happens thanks to artificial intelligence.

The monkeys also arrive in Italy

The trend took little to arrive in Italy too. In this sense, it was the Tiktok account of @frollolacusttrealso with the name Bigfoot Vlog. It is an Italian version in which this gigantic Gorilla goes around Italy by telling its absurd adventures in the name of the “pyricuddu”. A Sicilian term that is a clear sexual allusion, but which has become a sort of brand.

So much so that the account in question made it Hoods and T -shirts who sells on his platform. To follow him almost 100,000 userswith beyond Two million likes. Most derive from his first trip: “My first time in Sardinia”. A miniseries of three videos in which in addition to the absurd story, nonsense slogans are launched as “top of the top of the top and not flop”.

But it is not the only account of this kind. The success of the Italian Bigfoot has brought other creators to go Beyond the scimmion narrativeand therefore here is the chimpanzee: Vlog monkey He told his trip to South Korea transformed into an episode of Squid Game.

Jason Miller

I'm Jason Miller, and I've been passionate about technology and storytelling for over a decade. As a lead writer at Herald Editorials, I strive to bring clarity and creativity to complex tech topics. When I'm not writing, you'll find me exploring the latest gadgets or hiking in the great outdoors.