Created: November 2024
The countryside chaos nobody saw coming.
ABOUT THIS VISUAL
“Dogs Are Banned” didn’t just become a song - it became a full, surreal, AI-crafted newsreel of British countryside madness.
This visual follows a chaotic, hilarious storyline inspired by the bizarre real-life headlines… but with a very AiLF twist.
Soundtrack by countryside icons Fleecewool Mac, supported by the shimmering harmonies of The Eweettes - the unofficial choir of the sheep uprising. Official Release here.
THE STORY (In Order)
1. The News Breaks
The video opens with online news reports and newspaper headlines declaring dogs banned from the countryside. Confusion. Outrage. Peak British drama.
2. Sheep Seize the Opportunity
With dogs suddenly out of the picture, the sheep take over the farms.
Flags waving.
Sheep running tractors.
Sheep running pubs.
Sheep basically running everything.
3. Signs Everywhere
“No Dogs Allowed.”
“No Dogs on Farms.”
“No Dogs Beyond This Point.”
Sheep put up signs across the entire countryside like they’re running a fluffy authoritarian regime.
4. Sheep Start… Enjoying Themselves
With competition gone, they really settle in:
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drinking pints
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doing yoga
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chilling in jacuzzis
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enjoying the good life
It's a full countryside takeover - with attitude.
5. Operation Copy Cat
Meanwhile, the border collies begin plotting.
Smart dogs.
Smarter than the sheep expected.
They launch Operation Copy Cat:
border collies dressed as cats, infiltrating the farms with flawless feline confidence.
6. The Big Return
The final scene?
A border collie relaxing by a fireside like he owns the place.
And the narrator asks the perfect final question:
“Will the farm be going to the dogs?”
Iconic.
ABOUT THIS VISUAL
Created during the early days of AI video, this piece intentionally leans into the imperfect, jittery 2024 style - the chaos makes it even funnier.
It’s satire, surrealism, and pure British countryside energy rolled into one odd little short film.
For the official song release that goes with this, head to the Music section.
