NASA sent astronauts around the Moon for the first time in 50+ years with the Artemis II mission. That’s the official story.

We were more interested in the unofficial one.

For this Made with Lenovo Yoga × AMD flight, we paired comedians with AI artists to fantasize about the Other Side of the Moon and let them run with it. The result: three “Breaking News” reports that feel just believable enough to make you question things.

LIVE REPORTS FROM THE MOON

Each video plays like an urgent news update. But instead of scientific discoveries, we get something far less expected… and a lot more human. The starting point? A fresh Gen Z perspective on a billion-years-old planet...

Jon Uriate × Finlay Christie (opens in new tab): Gen Z discovers the Moon and immediately gentrifies it. Co-working spaces. Matcha spots. Zero-gravity startup gyms. It escalates fast.

Holden Boyles × Eric D’Alessandro (opens in new tab): Aliens are already there. Not hostile, just deeply invested in Earth culture. They recreate TikToks, study trends, and treat humanity like content.

Tinker Tailor (opens in new tab) × Sarah Adelman (opens in new tab): The Moon turns out to be a women-led utopia. Better balance, better energy, and yes, brunch is a daily ritual.

HOW IT CAME TOGETHER

Alongside each film, the teams shared “How I Made It” breakdowns. A look into how the ideas took shape, the iterations along the way, and the tools used to bring each story to life. It’s not just the final output. It’s the process behind it.

The hype around Artemis II gave us a strong starting point, but curiosity pushed it further.

The Moon isn’t empty. It’s just waiting for better storytellers.