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Gangnam Style
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Gangnam Style

A woman stands facing the camera and does the horse dance from head to toe: wrists crossed low in front of her as if holding reins, a bounce from foot to foot on every beat, then one empty hand circling an invisible lasso over her head while the other hand stays at her belly. Two sets of the same routine — a rooftop terrace at golden hour with round string lights overhead, concrete planters and a low city skyline; and an open stainless-steel elevator with a pale wood floor and warm ceiling light. One continuous full-body shot, the camera never moves.

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What does the Gangnam Style reference show?

A woman stands facing the camera and does the horse dance from head to toe: wrists crossed low in front of her as if holding reins, a bounce from foot to foot on every beat, then one empty hand circling an invisible lasso over her head while the other hand stays at her belly. Two sets of the same routine — a rooftop terrace at golden hour with round string lights overhead, concrete planters and a low city skyline; and an open stainless-steel elevator with a pale wood floor and warm ceiling light. One continuous full-body shot, the camera never moves.

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How to make your video

One photo in, a 10-second vertical video out: the full horse dance from head to toe, on a sunset rooftop or inside a lit elevator. Crossed wrists on the reins, a bounce on every beat, one empty hand lassoing overhead, all in one unbroken shot with the song.

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Visual detail 1

One photo in, a 10-second vertical video out — no filming, no editing

Visual detail 2

Sunset rooftop or open elevator: same horse dance, two sets

Visual detail 3

Head to toe in one unbroken shot, with the song

Photo tips

Use a clear photo

Keep the intended subject visible and well lit. Avoid heavy filters and blurred photos.

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Follow the labels on the upload fields and use only photos you have permission to use.

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About the reference

One photo in, a 10-second vertical video out: the full horse dance from head to toe, on a sunset rooftop or inside a lit elevator. Crossed wrists on the reins, a bounce on every beat, one empty hand lassoing overhead, all in one unbroken shot with the song.

Reference details

What does the Gangnam Style reference show?

A woman stands facing the camera and does the horse dance from head to toe: wrists crossed low in front of her as if holding reins, a bounce from foot to foot on every beat, then one empty hand circling an invisible lasso over her head while the other hand stays at her belly. Two sets of the same routine — a rooftop terrace at golden hour with round string lights overhead, concrete planters and a low city skyline; and an open stainless-steel elevator with a pale wood floor and warm ceiling light. One continuous full-body shot, the camera never moves.

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Frequently asked questions

What is this trend?

It’s the horse dance from one photo: you cross your wrists on the reins, trot on the beat and swing an invisible lasso over your head. The AI version makes the whole video with you in it.

What song plays over the video?

PSY’s “Gangnam Style”, from 2012. It plays over your whole video, and the trot starts right as the beat kicks in.

Can the video be set in the elevator?

Yes. Pick Elevator: you dance inside a lit steel elevator with the doors wide open, filmed from the lobby, head to toe. It’s the same horse dance, in the music video’s most famous spot.

Where can the dance happen?

On a city rooftop at sunset, with towers behind you and warm light, or inside an open elevator. Pick one before you make the video; the moves and the song stay the same.

Do I need a prompt?

No. The moves, the timing, the place and the camera are already written into the routine. You only add a photo and pick where you dance.

Do I need to know the dance?

No. The reins, the trot and the lasso are all made for you, on the beat. You don’t film anything.

What will I wear?

The clothes from your photo. There’s no costume change, so wear what you’d want to be seen dancing in. No suit or sunglasses needed.

Will it still look like me?

Yes. It’s your face, hair, build and clothes from the photo, the whole way through the dance. A clear, well-lit photo facing the camera works best.

What photo works best?

One clear face, facing the camera, in good light, with nothing covering it. Head to toe is best, because you’re seen head to toe the whole time.

Can I use a photo of someone else?

Only if they’ve agreed to it. Ask them first, and don’t use photos of celebrities.

Is the video vertical?

Yes. It’s vertical, made to fill the phone on TikTok, Reels and Shorts.

How long does it take?

Usually a few minutes. You can close the page: your video waits in My videos, and an email arrives when it’s ready.

How much does one video cost?

This template is preview only. Generation and payments are not available yet.

How do I make it?

Add your photo, press Make my video, and the finished clip is ready in a few minutes. No app, no filming and no editing needed.

Can I post it on TikTok or Instagram Reels?

Yes. Download the MP4 and post it on TikTok, Instagram Reels or YouTube Shorts, or send it in a group chat.

Is there a free version?

This template is preview only. Generation and payments are not available yet.

Do I need a CapCut template?

No. A CapCut template drops your clip into someone else’s edit; here the whole video is made from your photo, so whoever is in it is in every shot.

What if the video doesn’t come out right?

You don’t pay for a video that fails: what it used goes back to your balance automatically, and you can try again with another photo.

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Gangnam Style

One photo in, a 10-second vertical video out: the full horse dance from head to toe, on a sunset rooftop or inside a lit elevator. Crossed wrists on the reins, a bounce on every beat, one empty hand lassoing overhead, all in one unbroken shot with the song.

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