Raindance AI Trend
Two photos in the Dave & Tems video
Raindance AI Trend: Put Two People in the Dave & Tems Video
One person waits at the end of a wooden pier. The other sings by the water, points straight down the lens, and then they end up together on the sand at sunset. That’s the “Raindance” video by Dave and Tems, and it’s become the duo AI trend of the moment.
Make yours with two photos. One person takes the singer’s part, the other takes the partner on the pier. Same shots, same golden light, same song.
How to make your Raindance AI video
- Upload a photo of whoever sings. One clear photo, one person.
- Upload a photo of whoever waits on the pier. Want the roles the other way round? Swap the two photos.
- Optional: describe clothes, hair or accessories if you want something different from the photos. Say who it’s for, like “singer: white dress, partner: linen shirt.”
- Pick a quality and hit generate. The finished video shows up in your library.
Skip step 3 and both people show up dressed exactly as they are in their photos.
What you get
- The whole Raindance story. The wait on the pier, the close-ups by the water, the point at the camera, the walk down the pier and the sunset on the beach.
- Your two people in every shot. Wide shots and close-ups, with the same two faces from start to finish.
- The original song. Nothing is re-sung. Your singer performs it in Tems’ voice, which is half the fun.
- 15 or 27 seconds. Low quality gives you the first 15 seconds. High quality runs the full 27, sunset included.
- One landscape video. Ready to post, or crop it for Reels and TikTok.
Who people are casting
- You and your partner. The obvious one, and it lands every time.
- You and your best friend. Somebody has to wait on the pier.
- Rivals. Shrek and Lord Farquaad already did it. Two footballers too.
- Your parents. A golden-hour music video they never asked for.
- Pets and characters. If it has a face in a photo, it can sing by the water.
Tips for a better result
- One person per photo. A couple selfie is the top cause of blended faces. Crop to the one you mean.
- Face forward, good light. The singer gets tight close-ups, so a sharp, front-facing face holds up best.
- Show the outfit. A waist-up or full-body photo carries the clothes into the video. A tight face crop leaves the outfit to chance.
- Roles matter. The singer gets most of the screen time. Put the bigger personality there.
- Run it twice. Each run comes out a little different. Keep the one where the point at the camera hits hardest.
What is the Raindance AI trend?
“Raindance” is the Dave song featuring Tems that went to number one on the UK singles chart. Its video splits the two of them between a wooden pier, the water and a beach at sunset.
The AI trend keeps those scenes and recasts the two roles. People put in themselves, their partners, their friends and all kinds of unlikely duos, and searches for “raindance ai” took off with it. The scenes never change, so the casting is the joke.
FAQ
Is that the real song? Yes. The audio is the original “Raindance” track from the video, used as it is.
Which photo plays which role? The Singer upload sings by the water. The Partner upload waits on the pier. Swap the photos to swap the roles.
Can I do it solo? This one is built for two. You can upload your own photo in both slots and play both parts.
Does it have to be a man and a woman? No. Either part takes any face. The voice stays Tems’ whoever you cast.
Can I put a friend in it? Yes, if they’re an adult and they’re fine with it. Use photos of yourself or people who said yes.
Can I change the scenes or the song? Those are fixed. The pier, the water, the beach and the audio stay as they are.
What’s the difference between Low and High quality? Low is faster, 15 seconds, with no content restrictions. High gives the best likeness, runs the full 27 seconds and needs a plan.
Should I label it as AI? TikTok and Instagram ask creators to label realistic AI videos, so tick the AI label when you post.
Is this made by Dave or Tems? It’s an independent fan template for the trend, with no link to Dave, Tems or their labels.