Slopcore Cartoon
A song about a scene's memes goes in, a cartoon music video that explains every joke comes out, for a few dollars.
A meme-dense music video drawn as a 2000s TV cartoon: one illustrated character lives through the song's story, a still per line with push-ins cut on the beat, every lyric on screen, and stamps, counters and a running HUD that explain each joke. Made from still illustrations only, so it needs no video generation and costs a few dollars. Good for songs about the AI timeline, a job market, a scene's in-jokes.
By Moritz Kremb
With FrameJam installed, paste this into your agent and replace the part in brackets with what the video is about and your files:
Make a video with the FrameJam playbook "Slopcore Cartoon" (id: slopcore-cartoon). Call get_playbook("slopcore-cartoon") and follow it. [Add more context here]You bring
- A topic with its own slang, or the story you want the song to tell
- A song, or lyrics we write together and generate
- Optional: a look for the cartoon, your colours, a character idea
You get
A 16:9 cartoon music video, about 2–3 min, every lyric on screen on time
What you need
- Still generator and the analysis scripts
- Python 3, ffmpeg and Node
- Hyperframes, or your project's video tool
- An image model that takes reference imagesGPT Image (about $3–6 a video), Nano Banana, Midjourney
- A music generator, unless you bring a songACE-Step (runs locally, free), MiniMax Music, Suno
Starts a new project.
What your agent does
- Write or bring the song, and line up every word with the beat
- Design the character and lock one cartoon style for every image
- Draw one still per line, and see them as a storyboard if you want
- Cut the stills to the beat and add the lyrics, stamps, counters and HUD
- Review each version in FrameJam until it's right






