About this dance
This is the take the trend copies: a 15-second kitchen performance where the dancer clutches her head, waves the bad times away, holds a palm up to the lens and then walks right into the camera to point and argue with it. Bad Times Dance AI keeps every beat and swaps in the person from your photo, outfit included.
Tips for the original
- A full-body or knee-up photo works best: the first ten seconds are a wide shot, so the model needs to see your legs and shoes.
- Expressive faces read better in the close-up. A photo with a neutral mouth gives the model room to animate the lip-sync.
- Loose hair moves in the walk-in. Tied-back hair stays steadier if you want a cleaner close-up.
What is already set for you
- The subject: the person from Image 1, performing the dramatic "bad times" lip-sync to camera.
- The scene: a bright modern home kitchen with white cabinets, phone on a tripod at chest height.
- The timing: Every dance keeps its reference clip's length and lands its moves on the same beats of the song.
You do not write any of this. How the built-in prompt works.
Other dances
- Solo Spotlight: a 13-second solo: arms out, a little hop, a point at the camera and a happy finish.
- Couple Duo: two people, side by side, hitting the same moves on a beach.
- Friend Group: three or four friends doing the routine together, everyone in the same shot.
- Dog or Cat: your dog or cat stands up and argues with the camera, paws and all.
- Pet Duo: two pets from one photo, standing side by side and dancing in sync.