Hotel Lobby duo remake
Remake the bundled orange-booth duo clip with two new faces. Upload a left and right character photo, keep the locked 15s motion reference, then generate a visual remake. Exact dialogue and lip sync are not included.
One person, clear front-facing photo.
One person or pet, no heavy filters.
What is the Hotel Lobby AI trend?
"Hotel Lobby" is a 2022 track by Quavo and the late Takeoff, performed as Unc & Phew on A COLORS SHOW — the two share one microphone in front of COLORS' signature orange backdrop. COLORS first posted the performance in June 2022.
In early September 2026, AI clips of two cats rapping the routine went viral, and TikTok filled with versions starring celebrities and fictional duos. On Sept. 23 Quavo reposted the untouched video and called it "The original". Some fans have asked that Takeoff's likeness be treated with care — keep remixes respectful.
How this template works
- 01Keep the locked motion
The orange-booth clip attaches automatically as @Video1. Framing, timing and gestures stay preset.
- 02Swap the cast
Upload @Image1 for the left performer and @Image2 for the right. Prefer clear, front-facing photos without heavy filters.
- 03Choose resolution and generate
Pick 768p (240 credits) or 2K (390 credits). Everything else is locked so you do not rewrite the prompt.
Why start from this brief
- 01Zero prompt writing
MiniMax settings, duration and the motion reference are pre-configured for this duo remake.
- 02Clear left / right roles
Two photos map to the two on-screen positions, which reduces face mixing compared with a single mixed identity brief.
- 03Fixed retail credits
768p costs 240 credits and 2K costs 390 credits for this template—no per-second surprise from the reference clip.
Prepare your references
Bundled orange-booth motion
The template attaches @Video1 automatically. Keep that clip so the hanging-mic two-shot, head movement and gestures stay aligned.
Left and right character photos
Add @Image1 (left) and @Image2 (right): well-lit photos with unobstructed faces. Prefer two distinct people or clearly different looks.
What to check in the result
- Confirm left and right identities stay distinct during head turns.
- Review shoulder shape, hand gestures and the edge against the orange backdrop.
- Add music or dialogue only after the visual remake looks usable.
Character identity, motion, camera and background can change during generation. Exact face replacement, unchanged backgrounds and lip sync are not guaranteed. Begin with one short test before making a larger batch.
FAQs
Do I need to film a video or write a prompt?
No. Upload two clear photos for left and right. The motion clip, prompt, 15s duration and 16:9 ratio are already set.
Will the result include the song audio or exact lip sync?
No. This is a visual remake only. Add or replace audio in your own editor after you like the picture.
What photo style works best?
One person per photo, clear face, knees-up or full body when possible. The more distinct each role looks, the less faces tend to blend.
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