"She says it's rude to beg at the table, bro. She went on a second date just to get a free dinner."
"We're not trying to trick anyone, we're just trying to give people entertainment."
"People don't like to feel like they're being tricked."
A Montreal-based app created AI videos of two dogs hosting a comedic podcast, using humor to spotlight owners and breeds. The videos drove rapid social growth, surpassing one million followers on Instagram and TikTok and supporting two million app users across 20 countries. Talent agency WME signed the brand to develop TV, brand, licensing, merchandising, and philanthropic opportunities. Founders experimented with several AI formats before the podcast-style content resonated. The characters expanded beyond jokes to promote rescues and misunderstood breeds, with emotional rescue stories performing especially well.
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