Teach Me How to Dougie AI Trend From Your Photo

• Yourself, for the throwback
• A parent who swears they could Dougie in 2010
• Your roommate on a Friday night

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

• still got it
• they asked me to teach them

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 in a modern living room at night, full body in frame, relaxed, weight on one leg, one hand raised beside their head ready to brush past it, a sofa and a lit shelf behind, warm lamp light; seen from a phone propped on a table at waist height a few metres away.

The moves (for the video)

Fixed phone camera at waist height, full body in frame the whole time, one continuous shot. {t:0}-{t:2}s: the person leans to the left and brushes their right hand back over the side of their head, ending leaning left. {t:2}-{t:4}s: they lean to the right and brush their left hand back over the other side of their head, ending leaning right. This brush-and-lean, left then right, is the point of the video. {t:4}-{t:6}s: they bounce their knees and roll their shoulders, one hand on their chest, the other swinging loosely. {t:6}-{t:8}s: two more brush-and-leans on the beat, left then right. {t:8}-{t:10}s: they finish with a little shoulder shimmy and a grin at the camera. The moves stay relaxed and smooth, never fast. Exactly one person. No on-screen text. No cuts, no zoom, no slow motion, no logos, no watermark.

The sound

A bouncy 2010s-style hip-hop dance beat, sneakers squeaking on the floor.