Darts 170 Prank AI Trend From Your Photo

Say it's AI and name the trend: #darts170pranktrend.

• told my parents I hit 3 bullseyes on live TV
• just a normal tuesday on the oche

You don't need to write it: the page sends it with your photo. To do it by hand, make the still from the scene with an image model, give it and the moves to a video model, and add the sound in an editor.

The scene (for the still)

A vertical split screen: the top half a close-up of a dartboard's bullseye with no darts in it; the bottom half the person on a professional darts stage facing the camera, one dart raised at eye level ready to throw, a packed arena crowd under purple lights behind them. TV broadcast camera at chest height, bright stage lighting.

The moves (for the video)

Live TV broadcast look, the vertical split screen held the whole time: top half a fixed close-up of the dartboard's bullseye, bottom half a fixed camera on the person at the throwing line. {t:0}-{t:1.5}s: in the bottom half the person aims and throws the first dart toward the camera; in the top half it lands in the red bullseye, ending with one dart in the bull. {t:1.5}-{t:3.5}s: they take the second dart, aim and throw; it lands in the bull beside the first. {t:3.5}-{t:5.5}s: they throw the third dart; it lands in the bull too, three darts packed together in the centre. This third bullseye is the point of the video. {t:5.5}-{t:6.5}s: the person holds still for one second, staring at the board. {t:6.5}-{t:10}s: they throw both fists in the air and roar at the camera as the crowd behind jumps to its feet cheering, ending on a huge grin. No on-screen text, no scoreboard graphics, no second player, no more than three darts, no one from the crowd comes forward, no cuts, no slow motion, no logos, no watermark.

The sound

A darts arena: a low crowd murmur, three sharp thuds of darts hitting the board with rising cheers after each, then a huge roar from the crowd, no music.