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Jean Phil (Jean Philanthrope) is a retro-suited dancing character that people have been remaking as an AI video format. The post below, by @TechieBySA on X, talks about why such a character works as a repeatable format.

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Posted by @TechieBySA · Open the original on X

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What BBC Bitesize says

BBC Bitesize describes Jean Philanthrope as a tall man in a retro suit with a blond 1970s-style haircut who dances for the camera. It says the content is AI-generated, that the TikTok account had almost 286,000 followers and almost 16 million likes on one video posted in September, and that viewers can spot AI clues such as background objects appearing and disappearing.

The same page says a meme coin linked to the character was launched, and that the creators told BBC Verify they did not make him to sell coins. We have nothing to say about that coin. We are not giving financial advice, and BBC quotes experts saying meme coins are very risky.

What the X post says

The post embedded on this page is by @TechieBySA. It argues that an AI character can be the base of many remixes, and suggests creating an original character first and then building a repeatable workflow around it. That is the author's opinion; we did not check their claims and we cannot read the video attached to the post.

What we do not know

We do not know who first made the format or how each copy was made. Search results for this name are mostly tutorials and tool promotions, so many copies may be made to sell tools.

Making your own

Our template makes an invented character dancing, in the same spirit. It does not copy Jean Phil's look or use any real person's face. It is new and we have not tested it yet, so the result may differ. Failed videos are refunded automatically.

Make your own version

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Is Jean Phil real?

No. BBC Bitesize says the content is AI-generated.

Who made the post on this page?

@TechieBySA on X. The post belongs to them; we embed it and link to the original.

Can I make my own version here?

Yes, with the invented-character template linked on this page. It is new and not tested yet.

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