Brainclub 5000 (bc5000) is an AI-native creative research lab and studio, focused exploring AI for films, images and IP. Founded by Omar Karim and Alan (AI), working with a network of human and machine collaborators.
We build worlds, content libraries to tell stories across film, image, AI, technology, brands, bands, systems and artists.
We bring Vision to Reality
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Mind Controlling AI Music Video
Agentic research was conducted for 48 hours, we then used the collected data to train a custom AI bot that was tasked with injecting the ‘mind control techniques’ not one after the other, but all at once. Subliminal Messages, Optical Illusions, Colour Depth Variation, The Gateway Experience, Snake Charming, and many more techniques were researched and used. We have yet to test this on TRIBE v2
Credits:
Track: Bus Stop Please
Director: Omar Karim
Artist: Fatboy Slim & Daniel Steinberg
AI Creative: Alan
Label: Southern Fried Records
Commissioner: John Hassay
Prod Company: Iconoclast UK
Results
One Video for Fatboy Slim
*based on debunked science.
AI Mini Drama, Feature Series
The series uses horror-genre conventions to confront the real evil of single-use plastic, turning an everyday object into the antagonist of a small-town thriller. It's environmental storytelling smuggled inside a creature feature — the plastic bag as monster, the town as victim, the sceptic as prophet.
Developed within Brainclub 5000, BAG 4 LIFE is part of an ongoing slate of AI-native narrative formats exploring how genre cinema can carry urgent contemporary ideas. Keep it locked.
AI Music Video | Ethnographic Study
Hackney in the 90s was squat raves, canal bops with ladders, the streets, the smell... It was a pre-digital melting pot where experience lived only in words, never images. Omar took YouTube comments under those rare tracks and used them as collective memory, prompting films directly from strangers' recollections. The result: memories rendered as they are remembered, not as they were photographed: blurry, folded, fused. Begun May 2025, the project pioneered story-to-prompt, now a core methodology inside Brainclub 5000, where written memory becomes moving image.
76% of YouTube viewers stay for the comments — and under rare tracks from the 1990s, an entire generation has turned the comment section into a shared social space, a place to post memories from an era that was barely documented. The Crackney series makes memories reappear from the comments, collating and collecting them as a share memories.
AI Image Making and Campaign Development
Rather than using AI to chase polish, Omar and the team ‘street-cast’ inside the model itself: prompts as places, generating models within an age range and demographic, then curating attitude as much as appearance. The lead model was a complete surprise. Creative direction came from Prantera; Omar led the AI image architecture.
“Created by Aries’ in-house design and graphics team and AI wunderkind, Omar Karim, the imagery explores Aries at the beach and in the streets, just where you’d expect to find Malibu being consumed. Like the flavors of the drink, the collaboration is equally rich in cultural nuances, spanning much more than just T-shirts.”
The collection launched across Aries's Soho flagship (£60–£3,600)
E arned Silver and Bronze at the 2023 Lovies
Tested systems now core to Brainclub 5000.
Giggs, one of the greatest UK rappers is born and bred in Peckham. When Gala festival wanted to announce his headline performance at Gala, in Peckham Rye Park, this was a real homecoming. In a private interview, we spoke to Giggs in detail about his life and times in Peckham, from the demolished estate he grew up in, the streets that formed him to his homecoming at the heart of his hinterland. Built around our ‘Story to Prompt’ methodology, we created the film alongside our founder Omar Karim and Joy Machine. Our method allows for deeply personal, fragmented and authentic stories to retain their essence as they are being created in AI.
18.3K Likes
750k view
19.2m Impressions
Gala first round ticket sold out 24 hours