Step up to the microphone in your own Bécane AI video. Pair your image with a reference from Yamê’s A COLORS SHOW performance, then use copy-ready prompts to guide the singing expressions, signature gestures, and camera movement. Recreate the warm orange studio with yourself as the singer, try a playful pet remix, or prepare a vertical highlight for TikTok and Reels.
Start with one clear portrait and your chosen performance clip. Use a compatible reference-video workflow; match the source framing and add the soundtrack during editing if needed.
Make the Bécane Yamê AI trend your own with a recognizable face and personal style. Use your image to define the singer’s facial features, natural teeth, hairstyle, and outfit while the reference clip guides the performance.
Bring the performance to life with expressive singing, head movements, and sweeping hand gestures. The Bécane AI video prompts assign movement to your reference, giving each smile, pause, and raised hand a clear place in the sequence.
The warm orange backdrop and suspended microphone make the Bécane A COLORS SHOW AI video instantly recognizable. Follow your reference for the studio lighting, microphone position, framing, and camera movement so the setting stays part of the performance.
Keep the reference’s 16:9 studio framing for a faithful remake, or create a separate 9:16 highlight for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts. Frame the singer, hands, and microphone together so the vertical version keeps the details that make the scene work.
Upload one clear, well-lit portrait of yourself or an adult who has agreed to the edit. A front-facing chest-up or waist-up image works well, with the mouth unobstructed and outfit visible. Choose a clear pet image for an animal remix.
In a compatible reference-video mode, add your chosen Bécane studio performance clip and a prompt below. Use Image 1 for the singer’s identity and Video 1 for the mouth movements, expressions, hand gestures, studio setting, and camera sequence.
Generate your Bécane AI singing video, then preview the face, teeth, hands, and microphone throughout the clip. Download your favorite take, align your selected soundtrack if needed, and keep the horizontal framing or prepare a separate vertical edit.
One portrait + one performance reference
Take the singer’s place in the orange studio while following the reference performance. Prompt: “Use Image 1 as the sole identity reference for one adult performer. Use Video 1 as the Bécane performance and camera reference. Replace only the singer with the person from Image 1. Preserve their facial structure, eyes, natural teeth, skin tone, hairstyle, outfit, and proportions. Follow the reference mouth movements, expressions, gaze, head rhythm, upper-body motion, and hand gestures in the same order and timing. Keep the warm orange studio, suspended microphone, lighting, framing, camera movement, and shot sequence from Video 1. Preserve natural hand-to-face occlusion and a stable microphone. Match the reference aspect ratio and duration within the selected model’s limits. SAME IDENTITY. NO DUPLICATE. NO NEW SCENES. No original singer’s facial features, distorted teeth, extra fingers, outfit flicker, background warping, added text, or watermark.”
Your signature outfit + expressive singing
Keep your personal style visible through the gestures, close-ups, and wider frames. Prompt: “Create a Bécane studio performance remix using the adult in Image 1 as the only singer and Video 1 as the performance reference. Preserve the person’s face, natural teeth, hairstyle, proportions, and visible outfit. Keep garment colors, neckline, sleeve length, fabric patterns, jewelry, and accessories consistent. For areas not shown in Image 1, use a simple matching continuation of the outfit and keep it unchanged. Follow Video 1 for singing mouth shapes, facial expressions, head movements, hand gestures, and timing. Let fabric and accessories move naturally without changing their design. Preserve the orange backdrop, suspended microphone, studio lighting, camera movement, and shot order. Retain the reference aspect ratio and supported duration. SAME IDENTITY. NO DUPLICATE. NO NEW SCENES. No copied wardrobe from the original singer, accessory swaps, distorted hands, clothing flicker, added text, or watermark.”
One pet image + a playful studio remix
Give your cat or dog an unexpectedly passionate Bécane performance. Prompt: “Use the single pet in Image 1 as the only performer in a playful Bécane studio remix. Use Video 1 for performance timing, head rhythm, expressive energy, camera movement, and shot order. Preserve the pet’s species, recognizable face, eyes, muzzle, ears, fur markings, and coat texture. Adapt the singer’s mouth movements to the pet’s muzzle without adding human lips or human teeth. Translate arm gestures into small, coherent forepaw movements while keeping the animal’s anatomy recognizable. Keep the warm orange studio and suspended microphone, positioned naturally in front of the pet. Follow the reference framing and supported duration. SAME PET IDENTITY. NO DUPLICATE. NO NEW SCENES. No human face, human hands, extra paws, changing fur patterns, invented clothing, unstable microphone, added text, or watermark.”
One portrait + a prepared vertical reference
Turn a selected performance moment into a vertical edit that keeps the microphone in view. Prompt: “Use Image 1 as the sole identity reference for one adult singer. Use the trimmed, vertically reframed Video 1 as the Bécane performance reference. Generate in 9:16 and match the reference duration within the selected model’s limits. Follow its opening pose, mouth movements, expressions, head rhythm, hand gestures, and final frame without adding an introduction or ending. Preserve the person’s facial features, natural teeth, hairstyle, skin tone, outfit, and proportions. Keep the orange studio, suspended microphone, lighting, and prepared vertical composition from Video 1. Retain the visible space around the singer’s head and hands. SAME IDENTITY. NO DUPLICATE. NO NEW SCENES. No additional zoom, new cuts, automatic loop, cropped microphone, face morphing, distorted teeth, extra fingers, outfit flicker, text, or watermark.”
The Bécane AI video trend replaces the singer in a clip inspired by Yamê’s A COLORS SHOW performance with a person or pet from an uploaded image. Its recognizable features are the warm orange studio, suspended microphone, expressive singing, and hand gestures. “Becane Yame trend” and “Bécane studio performance” describe this same style of AI remix. This page provides prompts for independent fan-made edits and is not affiliated with Yamê or COLORS.
Choose one sharp, well-lit image with the face and mouth clearly visible. A front-facing chest-up or waist-up portrait helps define the singer’s appearance and outfit; a natural smile can provide useful detail about the teeth. For a pet remix, use a clear image of one cat or dog and the dedicated pet prompt above. Keep the animal’s muzzle, fur markings, and anatomy as the identity reference. Use your own image or one you have permission to animate.
For a specific performance sequence, use a compatible workflow that accepts both an identity image and a reference video. Image 1 defines who appears; Video 1 guides the mouth movements, gestures, expressions, and camera sequence. The words “Bécane” or “Yamê” alone do not supply those movements. These prompts are written for image-plus-video input. An image-only workflow can create an orange-studio singing scene, but it will not reliably reproduce the selected performance.
Keep a horizontal 16:9 reference in its original framing when you want to preserve the studio composition. For TikTok, Reels, or Shorts, prepare a separate 9:16 crop or vertical reference that keeps the face, microphone, and important gestures visible. The 27-second version seen in some Bécane templates is one selected excerpt, not a required duration or a guaranteed output length here. Choose a clip length supported by your selected model and settings.
Soundtrack handling and lip-sync depend on the selected workflow. Following a video’s mouth movements does not automatically add its music or guarantee audio-driven lip-sync. Keep the reference timing unchanged, preview the mouth movements, and align an authorized soundtrack with the same excerpt during editing if needed. If the mouth remains out of sync, use a compatible audio-driven lip-sync tool. The prompts on this page do not include the song or a music license.
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