Turn your photos into a Not Like Us AI video and give yourself the lead role in a performance inspired by Kendrick Lamar's track. Bring your friends into the scene as backup dancers, or try a solo dance with relaxed steps and shoulder bounce. Explore copy-ready prompts, then use a matching template or reference video in a compatible mode to guide the moves, performer positions and camera framing.
Start with one clear photo for a solo dance. For a crew remix, use separate character photos and a mode that supports multiple identities and role assignment. Reference-video input, audio and 9:16 output depend on the selected mode.
Make your Not Like Us AI video personal with a recognizable lead: you. Use a clear photo and prompt for consistent facial features, hair and body proportions, whether you're recreating a reference performance or building a new solo dance.
Give your Not Like Us AI trend remix a familiar cast. In a compatible multi-character workflow, assign separate photos to the lead and backup dancers, then use the reference to guide their positions and shared routine. Start with fewer performers before expanding the crew.
Use a matching reference video to guide your Not Like Us AI dance, from footwork and shoulder movement to the lead performer's gestures. Prefer a fresh take? Try a photo-to-video prompt built around a relaxed two-step, gentle knee bends and confident stage presence.
Prepare your Not Like Us photo-to-video remix for TikTok, Reels or Shorts. Choose 9:16 where supported and keep faces, hands and feet inside the frame. Review the generated movement, then add your chosen track and refine the timing in your editor or publishing app.
Prepare one clear photo for the lead performer. For a solo dance, a full-body image helps show the outfit and limbs. For a crew remix, prepare separate photos of each participant and check the selected mode's character limit. Use sharp images with visible faces and minimal obstructions.
Choose a matching Not Like Us AI dance template if available, or add a reference video in a supported mode. Assign each photo to its intended role. Copy a prompt below to clarify identity and movement, or choose the one-photo prompt for a new dance inspired by the track.
Generate your Not Like Us AI dance video, then check faces, role assignments, footwork and performer spacing. Adjust or retry if identities swap or dancers overlap. Download your preferred take, review any generated audio, and add your chosen music and final edits before sharing.
Separate character photos + a matching reference video in a supported mode
Cast yourself in the lead and give your friends the backup dancer roles. Prompt: “Use Image 1 as the identity reference for the lead performer in Video 1. Assign the additional uploaded images to the backup dancers according to the selected mode's role controls. Replace only the assigned roles and retain unassigned performers from the reference where supported. Preserve each assigned person's recognizable face, hairstyle, skin tone and body proportions. Follow the reference video's movements, timing, performer positions and camera framing. Retain the reference costumes and setting unless otherwise specified. Keep identities distinct throughout, with natural joint movement, grounded footwork and clear spacing between performers. No face blending, role switching, duplicated dancers, extra limbs or added text. Match the reference duration and aspect ratio within the selected mode's supported settings.”
One full-body photo + an image-to-video prompt
Create a solo dance inspired by the Not Like Us groove. Prompt: “Animate the person in Image 1 as the only dancer. Preserve their recognizable face, hairstyle, outfit and body proportions. Keep the source setting and use a steady, full-body view with both feet visible. Begin with relaxed knees, then move into a smooth side-to-side two-step with alternating weight shifts, gentle knee bends and rhythmic shoulder bounce. Add small, natural arm swings that complement the footwork, then finish in a confident standing pose. Keep the expression playful and self-assured. Use continuous movement, grounded feet and consistent clothing. No additional people, sudden camera cuts, sliding feet, distorted hands or added text. Create a new dance interpretation rather than an exact recreation of a specific performance.”
One identity photo + a reference video with supported role selection
Step into the main role while keeping the reference lineup. Prompt: “Use Image 1 as the identity reference for the lead performer selected through the role controls in Video 1. Apply this identity only to that role. Preserve the uploaded person's recognizable facial features, hairstyle and skin tone throughout the clip. Follow the lead's reference movements, expressions, head turns and timing. Keep the reference outfit, backup dancers, setting, performer spacing and camera sequence. Maintain the same lead identity in wider shots and closer views. Keep the lead's face separate from nearby dancers and preserve natural hands and body proportions. No identity changes to other performers, duplicated faces, unintended costume changes or added text. Follow the reference within the selected mode's supported settings.”
One prepared two-person image + a simplified dance prompt
Try a simple two-person remix with your best friend. Prompt: “Animate the two people in Image 1 performing a coordinated, relaxed hip-hop dance. Preserve each person's distinct face, hairstyle, outfit and body proportions. Keep the person on the left in the left position and the person on the right in the right position. Retain the source setting and a steady full-body camera view. Both dancers make small side-to-side steps with gentle knee bends, matching shoulder bounces and relaxed arm swings. Keep a clear gap between them and finish with both facing the camera in confident poses. No crossing paths, overlapping bodies, identity swaps, extra people, sliding feet or added text. Use a short, continuous routine inspired by the Not Like Us mood rather than claiming to reproduce its exact choreography.”
The Not Like Us AI video trend uses photos to create dance or performance remixes associated with Kendrick Lamar's track. Versions include a solo photo-to-dance effect and a lead performer with backup dancers. The exact movements, lineup and setting depend on the selected template or reference video; there is no single sequence shared by every version.
Use one clear photo for a solo dance or a single-role replacement. To personalize a whole crew, prepare a separate photo for each person and choose a mode that supports multiple identities and role assignment. Some trend templates offer one lead plus up to four backup dancers, but that limit is not universal. Check the selected template's inputs before uploading.
A photo and a prompt can guide a new dance with side-to-side steps, knee bends and shoulder movement. For a closer recreation of a particular Not Like Us performance, use its matching template or reference video in a compatible mode. The song title alone does not specify the choreography, camera cuts, performer positions or timing.
Use clear photos and assign each identity to a specific role through the selected mode's controls. State whether outfits should come from the reference video or uploaded photos. Start with a short clip and fewer performers, then check faces during turns and close interactions. If identities blend, simplify the scene or retry with clearer references. Consistency is not guaranteed.
Do not assume the song or matching lip sync is included. Audio generation, source-audio retention and lip-sync controls depend on the selected model or template. A dance prompt alone does not supply the original recording. Preview the output, then add music through an authorized source or your publishing app where available. Use a supported lip-sync workflow if matching mouth movements are needed.
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