
Uptown Funk AI Video
Put your crew in the viral AI CEO dance, from one selfie.
What is Uptown Funk AI Video?
Uptown Funk AI Video is a one-photo generator for the October 2026 AI CEO dance trend, where an AI parody showed tech CEOs in suits dancing down a city street to Uptown Funk. Instead of celebrities, it uses your people. Upload one clear photo for the lead singer and, at no extra cost, up to four friends or coworkers as backup dancers. The lead sings to the camera up front while the crew take over the backup dancers move for move; face, hair, glasses and clothes come from your photos, and the moves, street and song come from the template. You get a 15-second MP4 with the original soundtrack and lip-sync, in 768p or 2K HD, with no watermark, usually in 5 to 8 minutes. Packs start at $9.99, one-time, no subscription, and failed renders return the credits. No public figures, strangers or children. Not affiliated with Mark Ronson or Bruno Mars.
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