Flamingo Floatie AI Trend From Your Photo

• Yourself, phone in hand, not a care in the world
• The friend who's always on holiday
• Your cat, unbothered on the floatie as it glides off

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

• worst pool day of my life
• should've read the sign

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)

The person reclining on a giant inflatable pink flamingo floatie, phone in one hand, legs hanging over its side, at the near end of a long, narrow infinity pool on the roof of a skyscraper; the floatie rests against the pool's right-hand infinity edge, where the water spills over and there is a sheer drop to the city far below. Seen from high above the near end of the pool, looking down along its length: the flamingo is big in the lower half of the frame, the pool runs away to the far end, the skyline behind. Clear morning sun, shot on a phone, natural colours.

The moves (for the video)

Handheld phone video by someone standing at the near end of the pool, looking down along it; one continuous shot, slight natural hand shake, no cuts, no zoom. {t:0}-{t:1.5}s: the person lies back on the flamingo scrolling their phone, the floatie bobbing against the right-hand infinity edge, ending still in place. {t:1.5}-{t:3}s: one open hand of the person filming reaches in from the bottom of the frame, gives the floatie one firm push and pulls back out of frame, ending with the floatie starting to move. This push is the point of the video. {t:3}-{t:8}s: the floatie glides straight away down the length of the pool, right along the infinity edge, a little water spilling over the edge beside it; the person stays lying back with the phone and glances down at the drop; the floatie gets smaller and smaller, ending far down the pool. {t:8}-{t:10}s: the camera holds still on the long pool and the skyline, the small pink floatie still drifting near the far end. The floatie never tips over and never leaves the pool; the camera stays where it is and does not follow. Exactly one floatie and one person on it; the only other body part ever in frame is the one hand that pushes. No on-screen text. No second person, no extra hands, no cuts, no slow motion, no logos, no watermark.

The sound

Wind high above the city, water lapping against the floatie, a soft splash as the hand pushes, water trickling over the infinity edge, a faint city hum far below.