Hong Kong Kid Pitches an AI Video Ads Business to a Street Interviewer On Camera

aakashgupta · x · 2026-10-23

• A Hong Kong street interviewer asked a kid about his dream; while the previous passerby kept walking, this kid stopped and pitched his dream company — one that makes AI-generated video ads — explaining the business on the spot.
• The interviewer runs a channel built entirely on short videos and constantly needs fresh content: the kid pitched a video product to the person who most needs videos, mid-recording — "no cold email on earth gets that open rate; the buyer can't ghost you when he's the one filming."
• The clip itself gets clipped, captioned and recirculated, so the pitch keeps paying off after it ends. The commenter frames it as seizing an opportunity that changes your life.

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