At first glance, they look like scenes out of a Lego movie, although more vivid and fast-paced. But these viral AI videos inspired by the instantly recognizable Lego aesthetic feature dying children, fighter jets, and US President Donald Trump—and are in fact pro-Iran propaganda. For our new podcast, Top Comment, we spoke to a representative of Explosive Media, one of the key accounts producing these clips. He wanted us to refer to him as Mr. Explosive. Initially denying any ties to the Iranian government, he eventually admitted that the regime is a customer. The videos powerfully convey a narrative of Iran resisting global oppression, especially from the US, leading to extensive sharing across social platforms. Each video encapsulates intense moments, often using cultural references like the 'Epstein file' to create a sense of urgency and confrontation. According to experts, the impact of these highly sophisticated clips is palpable, with millions engaging and even believing the narratives presented, despite frequent inaccuracies. This marks a transformative phase in how countries, especially authoritarian regimes, utilize AI for communicating with Western audiences, highlighting a shift to agile, direct diplomatic efforts that challenge traditional media channels.