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Put an AI character into the Toc Toc dance trendShare
"Toc Toc" by Patrick Sébastien (2015), known abroad as "Kicékéla", became a global TikTok trend in September 2026 after TikTok creator Noah Prvv made a dance for it: a one-foot hop plus a door-knock mime. Fans then made AI edits of lines of Jean Phil look-alikes doing the dance (the original account itself shadowboxes).
Seedance
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[Image 1] = my original character. [Video 1] = dance reference. Make the character perform exactly the moves, rhythm and framing of [Video 1]: hopping on one foot to the beat, fist knocking on an imaginary door on the chorus. Keep face, hair, outfit identical every frame. Deadpan expression. Setting: [location]. Vertical 9:16, 10s, handheld phone look. Avoid: face drift, extra limbs, floating feet, outfit changes, text, watermarks.
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Make AI "what if" and historical POV videosShare
First-person "POV: you wake up in [era]" or "What if [everyday thing, like phones or coffee] never existed?" clips made from AI images or video.
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Write a 30-second "POV: you live in [era/place]" script in 6 scenes, each with an image prompt (9:16, realistic, no real people) and one line of narration.
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