A duet, not two isolated portraits
The two characters need to feel present in one frame. Shared eyelines, reactions and alternating gestures make the relationship more interesting than two separate talking heads.
WATCH THE TREND
Independent creator example from TikTok, shown to explain the trend. Create your own AI performance below.
Two people, one hanging microphone and an orange backdrop: that is the Hotel Lobby duet format. Watch creator versions, then upload two portraits or one shared photo to make a new AI rap performance with your own duo.
This tool creates a new AI performance with generated vocals and music.
Choose your people and setting, then tell us what to rap about. The model creates a new performance, camera work and sound.
68 credits per video
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Finished video reference
External creator example, made with other tools. Original Rap creates a new performance; it does not reproduce this clip. Your finished video replaces this preview.
Choose a reference clip or upload your own, add character photos, then generate your remix.
121 credits per video
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Original source reference
Hotel Lobby reference: 00:15–00:27 (12 seconds).
Selected reference clip for your remix. The source is credited above; generated results appear in My videos.
Compare pets, familiar characters, couples and friends in the microphone-duet format. These are independent creator posts, not results generated by this site. Each video keeps its author and original link.
Two familiar rivals take the lead and hype roles at the mic.
If the player is unavailable in your region, use the creator link to open the original post.
The appeal is the partnership: two unexpected characters share a simple recording-booth setup. One takes the lead while the other reacts, gestures and adds energy. The sparse orange background and suspended microphone make the pairing easy to read, even in a short clip.
The two characters need to feel present in one frame. Shared eyelines, reactions and alternating gestures make the relationship more interesting than two separate talking heads.
The orange wall and hanging microphone give viewers a familiar setting. In the public remixes, changes to the characters do most of the storytelling.
Our tool uses your photos to guide a newly generated scene. The example videos explain the format; they do not guarantee identical choreography, camera cuts or facial expressions in your result.
Use one clear portrait per person, or choose the shared-photo option for an image containing both. Separate photos can come from different places; both people should have agreed to appear.
Keep Hotel Lobby selected. Start with the default AI performance, or open Video settings to enter a rap topic or add an audio reference. Review the duration, frame shape, quality and displayed credit cost.
Submit your photos and follow progress in My videos. Watch the completed clip with sound and check both faces, hands and mouth movements before downloading it.
A matched pair of clear portraits gives the model better identity cues. The photos do not need to share a background, but similar framing makes it easier to place the performers together.
The player above contains the creator’s own soundtrack. Our current generator creates new vocals and music. A topic guides the lyrics; an audio reference guides timing and musical direction rather than preserving the recording unchanged.
An AI render can reinterpret gestures and camera movement. Keeping the original sound under a clip would not, by itself, prove that its mouth movements match. Review the actual generated result.
View credit packsIt is a duet format built around two characters, an orange recording-booth backdrop and a hanging microphone. Creator remixes change the people or characters while retaining the recognizable shared-mic setup.
Yes. Use one portrait for each consenting adult. The generator uses the separate images to guide the two identities in a new shared scene; the original photo backgrounds do not need to match.
Yes. Select the shared-photo option in the generator. Choose an image where both faces are clear and separated. If one face is hidden or much smaller, two individual portraits are a better starting point.
The public example plays its own soundtrack, but the current tool generates new vocals and music. Uploading an audio reference provides guidance; it does not promise the original recording or an identical performance.
The current photo workflow generates a new video. It does not paste faces onto the embedded creator’s clip or guarantee frame-for-frame movement. Video settings can accept a performance reference, which still guides a new render.
The generator offers 5, 8, 10, 12 or 15 seconds, with 480p or 720p output. Choose vertical 9:16 for a phone-oriented clip or use one of the other available frame shapes. Public examples may have different lengths.
The generator shows the credit cost for the selected model, quality and duration before submission. See Credit packs for package prices. Confirmed failed tasks return reserved credits; a completed render is not free simply because you prefer a different take.
Uploads are not automatically published as creator examples. Your finished work appears in My videos. The public gallery is a separately curated collection with creator attribution and links to the original posts.