Fredo Bang "Oouuh" duet · series kit

What You Want Me To Do AI Video for TikTok, Reels and Shorts

The What You Want Me To Do AI video is the Fredo Bang "Oouuh" kitchen duet from 2018: one person strums a ukulele on the left, the other sings on the right and tips their head back on the long "ooh". Give each part a photo and get the take's moves and sound as a vertical MP4, right in your browser, no CapCut template needed. Below: which length to post where, how to batch ten versions, and what changes for a brand account.

2 photos (or one twice) · people and pets · 10, 15 or 23 s · 9:16 · original sound · from 9 credits (≈ $0.72) · credits back if it fails

Make your kitchen duet

1. Who strums, who sings

Photo 1 · Ukulele (left)

One person or pet, face clear and toward the camera

Photo 2 · Singer (right)

One person or pet, face clear and toward the camera

Want the other one to sing?

Making a solo? Put the same photo in both slots and you play both parts. Pets can strum with their paws or sing.

2. Background

The kitchen is the trend's look. For a branded series, upload an empty vertical photo of your shop, studio or living room and the duet moves there.

3. Model, length and resolution

Vertical 9:16 MP4 · the 2018 take's sound included · no prompt to write

Seedance 2.5 first sends your photos through the provider's face check (usually a few minutes). If a photo is not accepted, your credits are refunded automatically.

Add a photo for the ukulele player and one for the singer (or the same photo twice).

Your photos are used only to make your video and are never shown publicly.

The free sign-up credits cover one short video (from 9 credits: Seedance 2.0 Mini, 10 s, 480p). Videos made before your first purchase carry a small moving gasstationdanceai.org watermark.

Two friends in the original kitchen · 14 s · original sound

0–10 sSway, grin, first line
10–15 sUp to the first head-back "ooh"
15–23 sThe hook twice (Seedance 2.5)

Updated October 23, 2026. Prices are live from the generator.

What is the What You Want Me To Do AI video?

"What You Want Me To Do" AI video is what people type when they mean the Fredo Bang "Oouuh" ukulele duet. The source is a 2018 phone clip shot in a narrow kitchen: Einer Bankz strums a small ukulele on the left while Fredo Bang sings the "Oouuh" hook on the right, hand at his chest, head thrown back on every long note. "What you want me to do" is a line from that hook, not the song's title.

In early October 2026 the clip turned into an AI trend on TikTok: people swap themselves, a friend, a partner or a pet into both spots and post it over the same sound. Most versions on TikTok come from CapCut or PixVerse templates, which means hunting for a template that still works and editing on a phone.

This generator skips the template. You upload a photo for each side; it builds one still of the two of you in the kitchen (or your own background), animates it on the original take's movement and timing, and lays the take's audio back under the MP4. Nothing of the original performers carries over, only the moves.

Background sources: Einer Bankz's TikTok post of the take · Fredo Bang – "Oouuh" (official video)

The trend and this tool at a glance

Also searched as: Fredo Bang Oouuh AI, Fredo Bang AI video, Oouuh AI video, the ukulele duet trend
Original clip: 2018 kitchen take: Einer Bankz on ukulele (left), Fredo Bang singing "Oouuh" (right)
You upload: Photo 1 strums, Photo 2 sings; the same photo twice for a solo; people or pets
Background: An empty kitchen like the original, or your own photo of a room or shop
Lengths: 10 or 15 s on every model; 23 s (the hook twice) on Seedance 2.5
Output: Vertical 9:16 MP4, 480p to 1080p, with the take's audio
Price per video: 9 to 463 credits (from ≈ $0.72), one-time packs, no subscription
Watermark: Small moving site mark until your first purchase, none after; failed videos are refunded

What You Want Me To Do AI video examples

Four takes on the same kitchen duet, all on the original sound: two friends, a two-person version that stops before the hook, one dog in both parts, and a dog with a cat. Each follows the moves your video will follow.

Two friends in the original kitchen · 14 s · original sound
Plaid shirt on ukulele, white tank top singing · 9 s · original sound
One golden retriever plays both parts · 23 s · original sound
A poodle on ukulele and a grey cat singing · 23 s · original sound

Which cut for which platform: 10, 15 or 23 seconds

Every length starts at the top of the take, so the choice is really where you want the video to stop. The head-back hook starts at about 14 s, which decides most of it.

Length	Where it ends	Models	Best for
10 s	After the sway, the grin, the raised fist and the first line straight to camera; no head-back yet	All five (Seedance 2.0 Mini, Fast, Pro, Seedance 2.5, MiniMax H3)	Cheap test runs and tight TikTok loops, close to the length of most CapCut template posts
15 s	Just into the first head-back "ooh", so the payoff lands as it ends	All five	A daily series on TikTok or Reels where each post needs the hook but cost matters
23 s	The whole hook twice: the long "ooh", the reach to camera, the last head-back	Seedance 2.5 only	Your best one, Shorts, and posts people watch to the end; the default here

480p, 720p or 1080p?

All three platforms show a 9:16 phone video at roughly the same size, and their compression flattens most of the gap between 480p and 720p. Make the drafts and test versions at 480p, then remake the one you will pin or boost at 720p.

1080p (Seedance 2.0 Pro and 2.5) is worth it when the video goes in an ad, on a big screen or into a compilation you will crop. A blurry result usually comes from a small or soft photo, not from the resolution setting, so start with sharp, well-lit photos.

Plan a batch: five to ten versions in one sitting

Videos run one after another, about 3–6 minutes each, and keep going if you close the tab. Ten versions is an hour of mostly waiting, not an hour of editing.

1. Collect the photos first
One sharp, well-lit photo per person or pet, face toward the camera, ideally from the waist up or full body. Crop group photos into one person per file before you start.
2. Write the casting list
Pair them up: who strums, who sings, which background. Swapping sides on the same two photos gives a second version without new photos, and the same photo twice makes a solo.
3. Test cheap, then upgrade
Run each pair once on Seedance 2.0 Mini at 10 s and 480p to check faces and sides. Remake the keepers on Seedance 2.5 at 15 or 23 s.
4. Download and schedule
Each finished MP4 is listed under Your recent videos. Download them all, name them by pair, and schedule one a day so the trend sound keeps carrying you.

What a batch costs

Model · length · resolution	1 video	5 videos	10 videos
Seedance 2.0 Mini · 10 s · 480p	9 · $0.72	45 · $3.59	90 · $7.19
Seedance 2.0 Mini · 15 s · 720p	25 · $2.00	125 · $9.98	250 · $19.97
Seedance 2.5 · 15 s · 480p	56 · $4.47	280 · $22.36	560 · $44.73
Seedance 2.5 · 23 s · 480p	85 · $6.79	425 · $33.94	850 · $67.89
Seedance 2.5 · 23 s · 720p	189 · $15.09	945 · $75.47	1890 · $150.95

Videos per credit pack

Pack · price · credits	Seedance 2.0 Mini · 10 s · 480p	Seedance 2.0 Mini · 15 s · 720p	Seedance 2.5 · 15 s · 480p	Seedance 2.5 · 23 s · 480p	Seedance 2.5 · 23 s · 720p
Starter · $9.90 · 100	11	4	1	1	0
Creator · $24.90 · 280	31	11	5	3	1
Studio · $59.90 · 750	83	30	13	8	3

Credits and dollar figures use the Studio pack's price per credit; packs are one-time purchases with no subscription. Failed videos give their credits back. See all credit packs.

Keep the same faces across a series

There is no prompt to drift, so consistency comes from feeding the generator the same inputs each time.

Reuse the exact photo files
Each face is taken from its photo every time. The same file gives the same face; a new selfie, a different angle or a filter changes it a little.
Keep everyone on their side
If your co-host always sings, keep their photo in Photo 2. Viewers recognise a recurring duo by who does what as much as by the faces.
Stay on one model
Models render skin, hair and light a little differently. Pick one for the whole series, usually Seedance 2.5, so episode 12 looks like episode 1.
Change outfits with photos
Clothes and hair come from the photo too. For a costume or seasonal episode, take a new photo in that outfit instead of expecting the video to change it.
Lock the background
Use the kitchen, or upload the same background file for every episode. A branded room in every video reads as one series in the feed.

What You Want Me To Do AI video price per video

Credits per video by model, resolution and length, with the dollar value at the lowest pack price. The highlighted row is the default.

Model	Resolution	10 s	15 s	23 s
Seedance 2.0 Mini	480p	9 · $0.72	13 · $1.04	–
Seedance 2.0 Mini	720p	17 · $1.36	25 · $2.00	–
Seedance 2.0 Fast	480p	17 · $1.36	25 · $2.00	–
Seedance 2.0 Fast	720p	34 · $2.72	51 · $4.07	–
Seedance 2.0 Pro	480p	27 · $2.16	40 · $3.19	–
Seedance 2.0 Pro	720p	56 · $4.47	83 · $6.63	–
Seedance 2.0 Pro	1080p	137 · $10.94	205 · $16.37	–
Seedance 2.5	480p	38 · $3.03	56 · $4.47	85 · $6.79
Seedance 2.5	720p	84 · $6.71	124 · $9.90	189 · $15.09
Seedance 2.5	1080p	203 · $16.21	303 · $24.20	463 · $36.98
MiniMax H3	720p	38 · $3.03	56 · $4.47	–

Each cell shows credits · approximate dollars. 23 s is made on Seedance 2.5 only; MiniMax H3 makes 720p only. The still of you both in the kitchen is included in the price.

Free credits, watermark and refunds

Question	Answer
Can I try it free?	Yes. The sign-up credits cover one short test video: the cheapest is 9 credits (Seedance 2.0 Mini, 10 s, 480p).
Is there a watermark?	Videos made before your first purchase carry a small moving gasstationdanceai.org mark. After any purchase, new videos are clean and earlier ones can be downloaded clean too.
Do I need a subscription?	No. Credit packs are one-time purchases; buy more only when the series needs it.
What if a video fails?	Every credit is refunded automatically, including when Seedance 2.5's face check rejects a photo.
Do swaps and retries cost extra?	Each generation is charged once at the price on the button. Swapping sides or retrying is a new video at the same price.

Posting it from a brand or business account

The trend works for small brands, but a few things change once the post is selling something.

The sound is for personal posts
The MP4 carries the take's original audio. That is how trend posts sound, but the song is not licensed for ads or sponsored posts. Business accounts on TikTok and Instagram may also be limited to a commercial music library; mute the clip and add a track you are licensed to use.
Put the product on people
Each side needs a person or a pet; a product shot alone cannot strum or sing. Photograph two team members or models wearing the hoodie, cap or merch, full body if you can.
Use your own place
Upload an empty vertical photo of your shop, café or studio as the background and the duet happens there, with your sign or shelves in shot.
Get a clear yes from everyone
Staff and models should agree in writing to their face being used in an AI video. Leave out customers, children and celebrities.
Label it
Turn on the platform's AI-generated label, and the branded-content or paid-partnership switch if the post is sponsored.

Posting checklist: TikTok, Reels and Shorts

The download is a finished vertical MP4 with sound, so posting is just uploading it from your camera roll or files. These are the choices worth a second each time.

Platform	Sound	Cover frame	Caption	Label
TikTok	Keep the built-in audio, or mute it and pick the trend's "original sound – einerbankz" so the post also shows on that sound's page	The head-back "ooh" at about 14 s (15 and 23 s cuts) or the grin at about 5 s (10 s)	The lyric line, who is on ukulele, plus #oouuh #fredobang	Turn on "AI-generated content"
Instagram Reels	Keep the built-in audio; business accounts that cannot use it should add a licensed track	Pick the head-back frame; Reels crops the grid preview to 3:4, so keep both faces near the centre	Short hook line, tag the friend in the video	Add the "AI info" label
YouTube Shorts	Keep the built-in audio; the song can draw a Content ID claim, which usually means the revenue goes to the rights holder	Choose a frame from the video when uploading; the 23 s cut gives the most choice	Put "What You Want Me To Do" in the title so search finds it	Tick "altered or synthetic content" in the upload details

What You Want Me To Do AI video FAQ

How do I make ten versions of this trend for my TikTok account quickly?

Collect one clear photo per person first, write down the pairs and who sings, test each pair once on Seedance 2.0 Mini at 10 s, then remake the keepers on Seedance 2.5. Videos run one after another at about 3–6 minutes each, so ten take roughly an hour, and you can close the tab while they finish.

How do I keep the same faces across a 20-video Shorts series?

Upload the same photo files for every episode, keep each person on the same side and stay on one model. Faces come from the photos each time, so the same file gives the same face; change outfits by taking new photos, not by hoping the video changes them.

Can a small brand post a What You Want Me To Do AI video on Instagram Reels?

Yes, with two changes: put the product on people (two staff or models wearing it), since a product photo alone cannot play a part, and replace the original song with licensed music for any ad, sponsored post or business account limited to the commercial library. Label it as AI and get written consent from everyone pictured.

Is it better made in an app or in a browser?

An app like CapCut needs a template that still works for this trend and some editing on your phone. Here everything happens in the browser on a phone or laptop: upload two photos, pick a length, download the finished MP4 with the sound already on it.

What's the easiest Android workflow for Reels with no manual editing?

Open this page in Chrome, add the two photos from your gallery, generate, then tap Download MP4. In Instagram, start a Reel, pick the video from your gallery and post it as it is; the sound and the vertical frame are already right.

Which length and resolution look best on TikTok, Reels and Shorts?

15 s ends on the first head-back "ooh" and suits a daily post; 23 s (Seedance 2.5) has the whole hook twice and is the one to pin. 480p is fine for tests; 720p for the posts you push, 1080p only for ads. All exports are 9:16, so nothing gets cropped.

What other viral AI music video trends can I make after this one?

On this site you can also make the Gas Station Dance, the zombie love story clip and the invisible moped chase from your photos, each with its own song and moves.