Two cats, one routine
An orange cat and a tuxedo cat hit the side-by-side dance, paws up, same beat.
Two photos, the whole trend: each of you screams into a wide-angle lens, clutching your head, then you dance side by side in the backyard and lunge at the camera together. About 21 seconds, with the song.
Use everyday photos of yourself or friends (with their consent). Celebrity photos and film or MV stills won't pass review.
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A two-person meme that works because the timing is ridiculous.
One person leans into a wide-angle lens, hands clutching their head, mouth wide open, while the other dances in the background. The lens makes the face and hands huge.
Halfway through, the dancer takes the lens and screams, and the first screamer dances behind. Everyone gets their dramatic close-up.
The shot cuts wide: the pair dance side by side, one low-angle shot against the sky, and a final lunge at the camera with both hands reaching out.
The soundtrack is Bronski Beat's 1984 synth-pop hit. Its falsetto and looping synth line are now the countdown to two people screaming into a camera.
Photo 1 screams first and stands on the left. Photo 2 screams second and stands on the right.

Right up in the lens, hands in the hair, mouth wide open, while photo 2 dances behind.

Roles flip: photo 2 takes the close-up and ends with both hands on the face in shock.

Both dance in front of the fence, with one low-angle shot against the sky.

Both rush the camera together, hands reaching for the lens, for one last scream.
Same two-photo template: one screams into the lens, the other dances behind. Three animal pairings.
An orange cat and a tuxedo cat hit the side-by-side dance, paws up, same beat.
A cream dog screams into the camera while the other stands up and dances behind.
A barn close-up scream from the dog, with the lamb dancing on the hay in the back.
Two fictional AI people take both screams and the backyard dance, with the hair and outfits from their photos.
The two photos used


Photo 1 screams first and stands on the left; photo 2 screams second and stands on the right. One person per photo, face clearly visible.
480p costs 15 credits, 720p 35 credits, 1080p 60 credits. Photos are reviewed first, renders usually take a few minutes, and failures are refunded automatically.
The clip comes with the song. Download the MP4, or share it straight to TikTok or Instagram Reels from your phone.
The close-ups put each face a hand's width from the lens. No sunglasses, masks or hands over the face.
Each photo's hairstyle is kept, down to length, curl and color — and the hands go right into it during the scream.
Whatever someone wears in the photo, they wear in the video. Photos cut at the waist get regular long trousers.
Photo 2's close-up is the longest and ends with the big hands-on-face shock, so cast your friends by personality.
Same idea, a different trend. Every template keeps the original moves and adds the song.

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An opening dance, a sunset selfie and a sports-car entrance at a gas station — vertical, from three photos.
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A shush, a sly grin and a tiptoe dance in pointy curled shoes in a hay-filled barn while a friend tries not to laugh.
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Lead the viral Toc Toc dance line: fists knocking at the chest, one-foot hops, everyone charging the camera.
Try this template →An AI version of the two-person Smalltown Boy trend: each person takes a turn screaming into a wide-angle lens with their hands on their head, then the pair dance side by side in a backyard and lunge at the camera together. This template puts the people from your two photos into both roles, keeping the original moves, camera and cuts.
"Smalltown Boy", the 1984 debut single by the British synth-pop band Bronski Beat, from the album The Age of Consent. apt video ai is an independent tool and is not affiliated with Bronski Beat, its members, their labels or the original creators of the trend.
15 credits per 480p video, 35 credits per 720p video and 60 credits per 1080p video, with the song included and no watermark. If a photo isn't approved or the render fails, the credits are refunded automatically.
One person per photo, a clear front-facing face and even light, ideally showing the upper body. Use photos of yourself or friends (with their consent); celebrity photos and film or MV stills won't pass review.
No. Your photos and videos are private: we never publish them, show them to other users or use them in our examples or marketing. Only you can see them in your history — a video is only seen by others if you share it yourself.
The template needs two photos, one for each role. For a solo version, use two different photos of yourself and you'll scream and dance next to your own twin.
Yes. The render itself is silent; the Smalltown Boy track is added in your browser when you play or download it, synced to the picture.
Photo review usually takes a few seconds to a minute or two, then rendering takes a few minutes. You don't need to keep the tab open — finished clips are saved to Your renders.
Two photos, about 21 seconds, with the song.