Gangnam Style AI
You grin into the camera while two friends cheer behind you. Each of you takes a turn dancing, pointing, and singing toward the lens. Then everyone crowds back together for the big finish. The viral Gangnam Style AI trend, starring you and your crew.
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One clear photo of one person, with the face fully in view and nothing covering it.
Photo 2
One clear photo of one person, with the face fully in view and nothing covering it.
Photo 3
One clear photo of one person, with the face fully in view and nothing covering it.
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Overview
About the Gangnam Style AI template
Gangnam Style AI puts you and two other people in the middle of a chaotic nighttime selfie performance. You start with a huge smile as the other two wave and cheer behind you. Suddenly, your mouth drops open, your companions disappear from either side, and you're left delivering the song straight into the camera with exaggerated expressions.
Then the attention shifts. Your second dancer steps forward, swaying with one hand on the chest before throwing a hand toward the camera and raising both arms. The third dancer spins into view, tosses the hair, lip-syncs, and points directly at the viewer.
Just when everyone seems to have finished their solo, the camera finds all three together again. Everyone opens their mouth for the big hook, hands fly into the air, and the quiet nighttime plaza becomes a completely over-the-top group performance.
- Video length
- 19 seconds
- Photos you add
- 3 photos
- Price
- 797 credits
- Format
- 16:9
- Category
- Dance
Guide
How to make the Gangnam Style AI video
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Add Photo 1 for the person holding the selfie camera, singing close to the lens, and leading the final group moment.
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Add Photo 2 for the dancer who waves at the opening, then takes a solo with chest taps, swaying, and raised hands.
- 3
Add Photo 3 for the dancer who initially waves with both hands, then spins in, tosses the hair, and points toward the camera.
- 4
Choose 480p or 720p, then confirm that the three photos may be used.
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Press Generate video, wait for the Gangnam Style performance, then watch and download your result.
Each photo: One clear photo of one person, with the face fully in view and nothing covering it.
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Photo tips, and what can go wrong
Photo tips
- Photo 1: Choose a face-forward portrait that suits an arm's-length selfie, surprised open-mouth expressions, and a big final grin.
- Photo 2: A photo showing your upper body suits the chest-touching, hip-hand pose, and energetic arm gestures during your solo.
- Photo 3: Pick a portrait that shows your hairstyle, since your entrance involves a spin, a hair toss, and shoulder swaying.
- Photo 1: A photo with a natural smile suits the opening close-up and the smiling head tilt before the final group reunion.
What can go wrong, and how to fix it
- During the rapid swing from Photo 1 to Photo 2, the change of person may look awkward. Try a Photo 2 portrait with a similar face-forward angle to Photo 1.
- When the camera swings toward Photo 3's spinning entrance, the transition may be difficult to follow. Try a Photo 3 image with the face and hairstyle clearly visible.
- In Photo 1's close-up, the surprised open-mouth expressions may differ from the look you expected. Try a portrait with a more front-facing expression.
Background
Where the Gangnam Style AI trend comes from
The Gangnam Style AI trend brings a familiar 2012 hit into a newer kind of viral video: three people sharing one selfie camera, taking turns singing and dancing before coming together for a noisy group finale.
The music behind the trend goes back to July 15, 2012, when South Korean rapper PSY released "Gangnam Style." The song takes its name from Gangnam, an affluent district of Seoul, and pokes fun at the lifestyle and status associated with the area. Its music video became famous for PSY's exaggerated horse-riding dance and absurd visual comedy. On December 21, 2012, it became the first video on YouTube to reach one billion views.
But the newer Gangnam Style trio trend isn't simply about copying that horse dance. The defining joke is the camera itself. Three people crowd together, one takes over the foreground, the camera swings to somebody else, and suddenly another person is performing as though they're the star of the entire song.
Group performances using this idea existed before the latest viral wave. In October 2026, a nighttime video filmed in Seoul's Gangnam district helped give the format fresh attention. Posted on October 5 by a creator using the name @emiliyyam, it featured three friends performing the song together in the very neighborhood that inspired its title.
The format soon appeared in AI remakes. By mid-October 2026, creators were putting different people and fictional characters into the three-person performance. Versions involving recognizable movie and superhero characters followed, turning a simple group selfie into an unlikely crossover.
The format works because each participant gets a brief moment of exaggerated confidence. One person smiles directly at the viewer, another throws dramatic hand gestures, and the third arrives with a hair toss or pointed finger. The quick changes of attention make the familiar chorus feel unexpectedly ridiculous.
Our version follows that group-performance structure in a nighttime plaza. It begins with three smiling performers, gives each person a dramatic solo, and ends with everyone shouting and waving together. This lets you and two people of your choice take all three places in the viral selfie performance.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What is the Gangnam Style AI trend?
Gangnam Style AI is a viral three-person selfie performance based on the familiar song and its newer group-video trend. In this version, you begin by smiling into the camera as two others wave behind you. Everyone then takes a solo turn, dancing and lip-syncing, before reuniting for an exaggerated final chorus.
How do I make a Gangnam Style AI video?
Add Photo 1, Photo 2, and Photo 3 to put three people into the performance. The first leads the selfie, the second performs the raised-arm dance, and the third spins in for a hair-tossing solo. Choose 480p or 720p, confirm photo usage, and press Generate video. Once it finishes, watch and download the result.
Can I make the Gangnam Style AI trend with one photo?
This version requires three photos, one for each performer. Photo 1 leads the opening and returns near the ending, Photo 2 takes the first extended dance solo, and Photo 3 follows with the spinning entrance and pointing gesture. All three appear together for the final group performance. Add one photo to each of the three designated positions.
Where did the Gangnam Style trio trend come from?
The current trio trend grew out of group selfie performances set to PSY's 2012 hit. A widely shared October 2026 video showed three friends performing together on a street in Seoul's Gangnam district. Later remakes put different people and fictional characters into similar performances. This version uses the same idea of passing the spotlight between three dancers.
Is this the original Gangnam Style horse dance?
No. The 2012 Gangnam Style music video made the imaginary horse-riding dance famous, but this newer trend focuses on a shared selfie camera and exaggerated solo performances. Here, the dancers grin, wave, sway, throw their hands toward the lens, and lip-sync before reuniting. The camera changes focus between the three people rather than following the original horse-dance choreography.
What song plays in the Gangnam Style AI video?
The video keeps its original video's own sound. The wider trend is associated with PSY's song "Gangnam Style," particularly its instantly recognizable chorus. In this performance, the first person sings toward the camera, the other two take turns with dance gestures and lip-syncing, and everyone joins the final open-mouth group moment.
What photos should I use for the Gangnam Style trio?
Use three photos corresponding to the three performers. Photo 1 works best with a selfie-like portrait because that person spends considerable time close to the camera. Photo 2 benefits from visible upper-body posture for hand and hip gestures. Photo 3 should show the hairstyle and face clearly because the solo includes a spin, hair toss, and direct pointing gesture.
Why does my Gangnam Style AI video look awkward during transitions?
The rapid camera movement between the three performers is one of the trickiest parts of this video. Photo 1 moves aside as Photo 2 enters, and Photo 3 later spins into view before the group reunites. If a transition looks awkward, try photos showing comparable face angles for the people involved, particularly Photos 1 and 2.
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