Pick one character and a scene, and aicut puts it into the viral Doja drill music video shot for shot: rapping at the foot of a tower block, on a balcony, walking two dogs and in front of a masked crew. The crew and the dogs change to fit your character, and one press makes the whole 13-second montage.
Choose the rapper, choose a scene and press the button once. The rapper slot takes one of 13 presets, among them a monk, the Monkey King and a vampire, or a photo you upload, or a character you generate from a description. aicut puts that one character into every shot of the montage and returns the 13-second video in a single run.
A string of short drill music-video shots with a black frame between them: the rapper at the foot of a tower block, on a balcony, in front of a circle light, walking two dogs, in front of a masked crew, at a car window and dancing in the street. The example post on this page has 3.2 million views, and the format works because every shot is instantly familiar while the character in it is not.
Because a monk in front of a masked street crew stops making sense. The masked crew and the man on the balcony become a crew that belongs with your character, and the two dogs become animals from its world, so the whole video looks as if it was shot for that character. The shots, cuts, gestures, low camera angles and timing stay exactly as in the original.
The rapper in the original is redrawn as one solid blue figure in a color-coded copy of the clip, the same blue as the rapper slot, and that copy is what the model follows. Your character takes the place of the blue figure in every shot with its own face, skin or fur, hair and outfit, while the cuts, the black frames, the gestures and the camera come straight from the viral video. No text or logo is added anywhere.
