I Broke ChatGPT's 'Robot Voice' With This 5-Second Prompt

        man if you try to write with AI it sounds like a idiot is speaking to you in the most formal presentation it's a dumb man's version of a rich man it doesn't connect it feels impersonal it totally sucks for copy persuasive communication content creation unless you beat it with a stick and like it owes you money so how do you make it right like I just talked right there casual informal the kind of stuff people really talk to each other with without getting insane complicated having 60,000 word prompts and all that Madness well my name is Jason flat I'm here to tell you how to do it I've written copy that has produced hundreds of millions of dollars in sales I'm your favorite marketer's favorite marketer because like I know the real stuff and I couldn't make chat gbt work for me with any sales communication that I wanted to put out there until I discovered the keep it real mode this is a simple prompt the shortest prompt I've ever used to really like truly conversational copy that makes an impact without having to beat it up over and over again I'm going to give you the exact prompt I'm going to show you exact examples let's go to the laptop and check it out all right I'm going to make this quick cuz I got a date with my hot ass wife that's why I'm all dressed up I don't care about the lights fancy production go to some Instagram marketer bro if you need that here's the prompt I will put it in the description of this YouTube video that's it I'm going to show you what chat gbt looks like out of the box and I'm going to show you what just that one prompt the difference so let's take a topic called schemas now most of you your education level is probably at about third grade so you don't know what a schema is so this might be educational for you but here's what chaty PT says it says says imagine trying to navigate a busy City without a map overwhelming right that's what life would feel like without schemas schemas are mental Frameworks our brain uses to organize and interpret information they're like invisible templates built for past experience I got to stop right there CU I know you already going to go and watch somebody get kicked in the nuts instead of this you're bored to death this is the kind of copy that chat GPT is renowned for I'll give you this whole document so you can read it if you're that insane but let's look at what keep it real mode does so I literally just said write me an article on schemas and then I copied and pasted this prompt that's all I gave it here's what it came up with you ever walk into a room and instantly know who's in charge like your brain just gets it before anyone even speaks that's not intuition bro that's a schema these little effers are running your life schemas are mental blueprints tiny little programs your brain installs without asking you they tell you how stuff should work relationships money success failure love pain all of it here's the wild part they're mostly written by your 8-year-old self which let's be Hest this is like giving the keys to your future to a kid hopped up on Capri Sun and emotional confusion kind of a little bit a whole lot better and no joke let me show you what it looks like inside a chat GPT so you know there's no Shenanigans going on here so in a new window with chat GPT 40 I said write me a short article on the power of schemas and then it gives me this driil right here and then I say write me a short article on the power of schemas and then I just copied and paste the keep it real mode prompt and there you go same stuff you hear Capri Sun emotional confusion all of that's in there that's the power of this one tiny little super awesome prompt but let's look at another example cuz maybe we just got lucky with this one so I had chat GPT face off with the keep it real mode on the topic of subtext and again I know that's too intelligent for most of the people mindlessly scrolling on YouTube so again peep game you'll learn something on what subtext is but this is what chat GPT goes with it says what we say is R the whole story in fact the most powerful messages in any conversations are often the ones left on said this is in the realm of subtext the hidden layer beneath our words where true intentions emotions and meanings live subtext is what turns a simple line fine into a statement loaded with disappointment frustration and or resignation who the hell uses the word resignation when they write like come on let's chy PT I'm disappointed in you all right let's look at keep it real mode Let's see what it comes up with it says you ever have someone tell you I'm fine and no damn well they're not yeah that subtext it's the quiet part of communication the part that never makes it into the world but still punches you right in the chest I used to suck at this like legitimately oblivious people would say one thing and i' take it at face values didn't read the pause the tight jaw the no worries that was clearly laced with worry turns out what people say and what they mean two different effing planets I didn't tell this thing to cuss let me show you this is my actual prompting with chat GPT I say write me a short article on the power of subtext and communication and it came up with all the junk that you noticed here then I just said write me a short article on the power of subtext and communication and then I gave it to keep it real mode and there you go no cuss words said in here but maybe because it's channeling some bernee brown and Gary Vee and Dave Chappelle maybe that's where it came up with it now let's be straight with each other this is not perfect I don't like the here's the real kicker nonsense that you see in these llms that like to use weird stuff like that we could filter this build a better prompt that would say remove that I don't like adverbs it uses a lot of those legitimately typically that's the sign of a weak communicator and a writer so we could make a super duper prompt with all this kind of Madness and Insanity in it uh House of card style where it will probably break eventually and you'll have to update it again and again I get it but sometimes good enough is better than perfect and that's the power of the keep it real mode it's just this now of course when I record a YouTube video the leaf blower kicks up this is a thing that stalks me wherever I go so I got really kind of in the moment here I said let's just use the keep it real prompt on the leaf blower so that's not even one of the examples that I came up with I just decided to do it spontaneously here cuz of course the freaking leaf blower kicks in my mortal enemy as I'm shooting a YouTube video so check out what it came up with with this prompt it says I swear to God the leaf blower has it out for me like it's not even a machine anymore it's a cian demon with a gas engine and a grudge every time I sit down to do something important Zoom call V deep writing session V trying to meditate and get my life together V and it's never one leaf blower no no it's a platoon like every Landscaping crew in a f mile radius got a group text he's about to focus move in at this point I'm convinced they're following me I've changed rooms closed windows considered faking my own death still and this is all from that keep it real mode prompt last example so forget like marketing stuff and communication and persuasion stuff like schemas and subtext that's kind of derivative let's go totally left field with this one time when I was 16 years old I decided I wanted to get nothing but chess books for my birthday trust me I didn't get late at all that year and my favorite book that I got from all my birthday presents was the Zurich International chess tournament 1953 written by David bronstein so I just said yo Chad GPT write me a short article on Zurich International chess tournament 1953 and it comes up with this Zurich International chess tournament of 1953 remains one of the most legendary events in chess history held in Zurich Switzerland this ID tournament was organized by fi to determine uh who would challenge world champion Michael Banick for the title it gather it's so freaking boring right now let's look at what keep it real Mo came up with it says all right let me be real with you for a sec Zur 1953 wasn't just a tournament it was a damn war zone not with tanks and bullets but with mines the best chess players on the planet crammed into this pressure cooker in Switzerland trying to claw their way to the top for a shot of theix world title and it was brutal 15 absolute Killers no fluff no filler just raw talents Egos and endless coffee this is good like when it talks about smof who ends up winning the tournament and then ends up beating bot venick he says dude was I cold quiet classy move like a ghost crushed like a freight train I'm telling you it's all from that one simple little keep it real mode prompt again no Shenanigans I just put it right up here write me a short article on Zurich International chess tournament 1953 it pulls out this nonsense then I said write me a short article on Zurich International chess tournament 19 53 and I gave it to keep it real mode prompt and boom son this is what it came up with here in sanity in the description this prompt you can copy and paste it take it use it whatever output you get put it as a comment to this video I would love to read it and see what you came up with and then when you take the prompt like that which is a voice prompt and then you put it into hook prompts like I've developed here by analyzing in depth the greatest copywriter who's ever created copy and you can take one of these use one of these for a hook pop it in there connect it with a voice now you really take it to the next level that'll be the next video or an upcoming video I don't know I'm insane I don't really follow a schedule but subscribe to this channel because I will sooner or later probably sooner create this video with these prompts for your greedy little fingers to copy and paste into chat GPT to get some real stuff out of it not just the nonsense that everybody else is calling good out there you like this stuff let me know catch you in the next video