New video online: EMMA

Another video is now online on YouTube: showing an animation of the 1/6 scale doll EMMA.

Was posted yesterday, but on YouTube so far only 7 viewers. It took quite a while until the "checking" was over. I think the gods on YouTube were trying to decide if the should ban the video, because of a possible impersonation of the actress Emma Watson, or because of the slightly "hot" behavior of the doll when stroking her leg and pulling up her skirt...

On TikTok this video is also online, but it is shown as 0 viewers - despite me having played it. Apparently, TikTok suppresses the number of viewers for this video. It might be "too hot" for the audiences on that site, even though it is not blocked.

https://www.tiktok.com/@onesixthuals/video/7683158939046923542

New Video online: Penelope

In April 2026 I had done a photoshoot of the 1/6 scale doll "Penelope". I did create a 10 minute video, did crop it to fit 9:16 frame. But I never published it, because I was expecting that it would be turned down by those adult online sites, because it is AI and because it is "just" a doll.

Now I revisited the mix, took the NSFW ending out, and here it is: the new introduction of Penelope.

The first upload I did on TikTok:

https://www.tiktok.com/@onesixthuals/video/7682869496926883075 

Then I uploaded it onto YouTube:

The background music is my own creation: I did slow down my earlier renditions of two of Maurice Ravel's movements from "Ma mere l'oye".

Interesting TikTok statistics

 For the first time I did now check the user statistics of my videos on Tiktok. And very interesting: must "users" only stay on each video for only 2 seconds.

Even considering that my videos may not be very popular, it is still quite unlikely that human users only watch 2 seconds and then already know that this is not for them. I suspect that these statistics does not come from human users, but from automated bots which scan the beginning of each new video posting and store / evaluate it somehow.

Here is the statistics for my mots recent video:

After 5 seconds there are only 1% of the original viewers still watching. These are the real humans. Therefore, one would need to take the reported number of viewers/listeners with a grain of salt - not to be taken too literally.

The same behavior is the same for ALL my videos on Tiktok - the "majority" of users only watches 2 seconds. The TikTok admins may need to do something about this and report a proper statistics, without including the automated bots which only peek once into each video.

A total number of 367 viewers is currently reported after I corrected the "non-licenced" audio of this video and replaced it with TikTok recommended audio. 10 Likes so fare, the most of all my videos on TikTok. And I assume these are not bots but real human viewers. :)

TikTok does not play my copyright-free sound

 Uploaded my newest video to TikTok:

https://www.tiktok.com/@onesixthuals/video/7682022967995338006 

But no sound is playing.

This message appears:

It claims that the video has non-authorized sounds. 

Bullshit. I only used copyright-free audio from MS Clipchamp. YouTube had no problem, no copyright claim was filed after my upload to YouTube. But TikTok apparently has another algorithm. Probably a stupid AI algorithm... AI sucks big time when it is NOT applied to animation of dolls.

It is time that I open my own site, with my own rules.... I hate to depend on those morons from all those commercial sites.

So now I have used TikTok sounds, offered by TikTok. This is the version exclusively for Tiktok:

https://www.tiktok.com/@onesixthuals/video/7682168865010224406

It is hard to find suitable music, and I am not happy with the selection I made. But that is how it is now.