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Viral trend · orange booth, one hanging mic
Upload two photos: friends, pets, famous paintings or cartoon characters. They stand at the hanging mic in the orange booth and trade rap lines with synced mouths, over an original AI beat. Add an idea for the topic, or leave it blank.
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The format, where it started, and how ImgAI makes it.
A deep-orange backdrop, one silver microphone hanging from the ceiling, two performers trading lines to the camera. Putting anyone, or anything, with a face into that booth is the joke.
The look comes from a 2022 COLORS performance of the song Hotel Lobby by Quavo and Takeoff. ImgAI is not affiliated with them, COLORS or their label, and does not use the original video, song or voices.
Your two photos are the character references. A built-in prompt recreates the trend's three shots and signature moves (the point at the camera, the money-counting rub, the watch check) while the model writes an original trap beat and two rap voices.
The first photo stands on the left, the second on the right. Use one clear subject per photo.
Write a topic, a language or one change, like “a rap battle over the last slice of pizza” or “rap in Spanish”. Leave it blank for the default battle over who raps better.
You get a 10-second video with sound in AI Studio, ready to download for TikTok, Reels or Shorts.
A rap battle with your best friend, partner or coworker. Pick a topic only the two of you get.
Cats, dogs or any pet with a clear face. They stand up and rap like people do.
Mona Lisa versus Girl with a Pearl Earring works surprisingly well. Any portrait with a visible face can take the mic.
Your own characters, mascots or AI-made avatars. Use original designs or ones you have the rights to.
Front or three-quarter view, face not covered. A waist-up or full-body photo carries the outfit into the video.
Daylight or plain indoor light. Heavy shadows and colour casts change skin or fur tone.
Crop group shots down to the one you mean. The order of the two photos decides who stands where.
One line works best: a topic, a mood or one change. Who the characters are always comes from the photos.
Video generation requires an account and credits. The cost depends on the model, output duration, resolution and inputs such as reference video. Try a shorter clip to check the shot before choosing a longer or higher-resolution version. The generator shows the cost before submission; credits are available through subscriptions or one-time packs.
A short clip where two characters rap a duet at a hanging mic in an orange studio, recreating a viral format. On ImgAI you make it from two photos, with no filming or editing.
No. The beat, lyrics and voices are generated new for every video, so no copyrighted audio is used. If you want the original track, add it later in TikTok or CapCut.
Yes. Anything with a clear face works: people, pets, famous paintings, cartoon characters and mascots. All characters perform the same standing rap moves.
Yes. Write the topic, mood or language in the prompt box. It takes priority over the built-in defaults, but the two characters always stay the ones in your photos.
10 seconds, 16:9 with sound by default. You can pick a higher resolution in the composer; the price changes with it.
Seedance 2.5 by default, because it gives the clearest back-and-forth between the two rappers. Seedance 2.0 and Wan 3.0 are also available in the composer.
About 1373 credits per video at the default settings. Signing up gives 50 credits. The exact price shows before you submit, and failed generations are refunded.
Only with their consent. Photos of real people go through moderation, and public figures or minors may be rejected. Don't use it to impersonate anyone.