AI Parody Ad Imagines Jeffrey Epstein Vacationing With Fictional Villains and Real Celebrities

A new AI-made parody video is making the rounds online after being shared by social media personality Tiffany Fong. The clip looks like a fake ad for a tropical island resort, but the tone is dark and meant to shock.

The video plays on the idea of a luxury island getaway, but instead of a normal vacation spot, it shows a place inspired by Jeffrey Epstein’s private island. It mixes real-world controversy with horror fiction.

Well-known fictional villains like Vecna, Pennywise, and Freddy Krueger appear in the video. They are shown alongside real public figures such as Michael Jackson, Diddy, and Bill Gates. The goal is clear. It is meant to be a satire, not a real promotion.

“Nothing beats an Epstein Holiday.” 😭 pic.twitter.com/fOc4RRaf95

— Tiffany Fong (@TiffanyFong) December 23, 2025

The fake resort is jokingly called “Monster Island.” The video makes disturbing jokes about having no age limits and offering a so-called “boundaries-free experience.” The content is meant to be uncomfortable and provocative. According to the post, the video was created using Higgsfield AI, a tool that can generate realistic video clips.

Online reactions came quickly. Many viewers treated the clip as dark humor. Some praised the creativity, while others felt it crossed a line. One comment read, “The best advertisement of the year.” Another user wrote, “You know… I would unironically watch a well-made version of this movie as a dark comedy.”

Others focused on the shared theme of islands, with one person joking, “Hmmm.. What do these entities all have in common…. hmmm…. Oh I know, a love of tropical islands!” Not everyone was amused. One comment said, “Should have left Michael Jackson out of it..”

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