I made a parody of Apple's "Here's to the crazy ones" ad, except it's about AI agents all vibin' with…

I made a parody of Apple's "Here's to the crazy ones" ad, except it's about AI agents all vibin' with Opus 5.5 as the lead. I wrote jokes/ideas, recorded the voiceover in my lounge, and bossed around a swarm of AI agents until they made the rest. It's about as vibe-coded as a video gets, which is fitting, because the agents behaved exactly like the ones in the script. How it was built: Claude Opus (lead) + 1 Opus coder and 1 Sol 6 critic - took around 6 hours in total. Picture: public-domain silent films from for the "crazy ones" beats, a motion-graphics engine called Tesseract for the joke cards (the 65-interns bit), and Kling for the cartoon mascot shots. Music: Suno. I asked for a serious documentary score and the first attempt sounded like a Thai massage tune. Adding "no synth pads, no flutes, no nature sounds" fixed it. Voice: me, on a Yeti mic (sorry- NZ accent), reading along to a teleprompter video the agents built for me: each line lit up on screen at the moment I had…