Hermes Agent wrote, sang and made a whole 8D music video
An 8D music video with millions of views sparked a test: could an agent make one? Hermes Agent wrote the lyrics and music, made visuals from the song and added the 8D effect and audio-responsive video.
Done withHermes AgentSpotted· by X user @alexcovo_eth· Oct 20, 2026
Result It even sang the vocals
“Hermes-Agent wrote lyrics, music (stems), created visuals based on the song and added 8d music effect and audio-responsive-video elements.”
Spotted: found in the wild. Details are as reported by the source above and have not been independently verified.
What they did
After watching an 8D music video with millions of views on YouTube, they decided to see if Hermes Agent could make one. They ran it as a creative experiment and let the agent handle the music, lyrics, images and effects.
How it went
Hermes Agent wrote the lyrics and the music as stems, created visuals based on the song, and added an 8D music effect and audio-responsive video elements. They say it made all of it on its own, and still called the result impressive afterwards.
Try it yourself with Hermes Agent
Act as a music video producer. Write lyrics and an original [genre] track about [theme], export the stems, generate visuals that match the song's mood, apply an [8D audio] effect, and make the visuals react to the audio. Show me the lyrics and a short sample before rendering the full video.
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