Rubber Band Prank AI Trend From Your Photo

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

• the prank had other plans
• aim was perfect, physics wasn't

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 standing on the left side of a bright modern kitchen, turned toward the right and holding one long neon-yellow stretchy exercise band like a slingshot: the left arm stretched straight out toward the table with the band hooked over the left fingers, the right hand pulling the other end far back beside their own cheek, the band pulled tight between them and pointing at the seated woman. On the right, one grey-haired older woman in a cream cardigan sits at a white table, side-on, writing in one open notebook and not looking up; she looks nothing like the person. White cabinets and a window behind. Fixed camera at chest height a few steps away, both people in frame from the knees up, bright daylight, shot on a phone, natural colours, no phone in anyone's hand.

The moves (for the video)

Fixed phone camera at chest height, one continuous shot, no cuts, no zoom. {t:0}-{t:1.5}s: the person pulls the band a little further back and closes one eye, aiming at the seated woman, a sly grin; the seated woman keeps writing, ending with the band at full stretch. {t:1.5}-{t:2.5}s: the person lets go with the right hand, and the band whips forward, flips around the left hand and snaps straight back against the person's own cheek. This band snapping back at them is the point of the video. {t:2.5}-{t:4.5}s: the person flinches, lets the band drop to the floor and doubles over with both hands pressed to the cheek, eyes squeezed shut. {t:4.5}-{t:5.5}s: they hold still for one second, bent over, hands on the cheek. {t:5.5}-{t:8}s: they straighten up slowly, rubbing the cheek, while the seated woman turns round on the chair and stares at them, eyebrows raised, mouth shut. {t:8}-{t:10}s: the person glances at the camera with a sheepish shrug and bends to pick the band up, ending on that pose. No on-screen text, exactly two people and one band, no third person, no blood, no slow motion, no logos, no watermark.

The sound

Quiet kitchen room tone, the band creaking as it stretches, a sharp rubbery snap, a startled yelp, the band slapping on the floor, a chair scraping as the friend turns.