BTS ARIRANG São Paulo AI Concert Video — "POV: BTS Picked Me From the Crowd" Fancam With Your Face
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Seedance 2.515s · 9:16
Upload one photo. The camera finds you. The arena goes wild.
25 fan cam workflows
Generate a live baseball Birthday Cam where the stadium celebrates your birthday.
Generate a live arena dance cam where a shy fan suddenly nails a pro dance routine.
Generate a live race-day broadcast where champagne from the podium rains down on you in the crowd.
Generate a live football broadcast where the camera spots you in the stands and you lift your scarf.
Generate a live baseball broadcast where a home run turns you from bored to screaming.
Generate a live football broadcast where you snap your fingers, freeze the whole stadium and walk to your seat.
The performer is the only person. @image1 is their FACE — photocopy face, hair and eyes exactly as in @image1. Outfit: pink satin bomber over a white top, pale-pink bottoms that suit the person in @image1, white chunky lace-up boots, a few silver accessories. Same nails as the photo. Do not restyle them. Do not recast. Preserve their gender presentation exactly as shown. Use they / their / them only. ONE PERSON ONLY. No duplicate performer. No second idol. 15 SECONDS, 9:16, 24fps. Vertical phone fancam. High-energy K-pop idol fashion MV. Seoul Y2K street: bright sun, pink storefronts, cafés, photo booths, chrome, blue sky. Distant crowd only as unreadable bokeh — no second face. AUDIO — REQUIRED: generate an original English K-pop song for the full 15s. Bubblegum K-pop × Y2K pop × light hyperpop × dance pop, ~150 BPM, punchy kick, bouncy bass, bright synths, claps, digital bells. Sweet clear idol-style vocal that suits the person in @image1. The performer SINGS this song the whole time — accurate lip-sync on every shot. English lyrics. No spoken dialogue. No meaningless ah/woo. No on-screen lyric text. 0–1.7s extreme close-up fisheye, eye contact, one hand on collar, other near chin, cool → eyebrow lift → smile, micro push-in, tiny pink sparkle near eye. 1.7–3.3s point one finger at lens, wide-angle fingertip, forward lean, shoulder on the beat, pink fingertip heart trail. 3.3–5s hands near face, fingers trace out, wink → smile, hair moves, brief pink sparkle/chrome heart stickers. 5–6.7s side turn, S-curve, look back while singing, hair flip, hand on waist, fast side orbit, short glitter trail. 6.7–8.3s two cat-paw gestures left then right, nose scrunch → wink, brief pink doodle cat ears, camera dips then returns. 8.3–10s finger heart beside face, other hand points to self then camera, strong lip-sync, lock lens, slight pull-back, one pink heart pulse. 10–11.7s big heart above head, sway once, low-angle fisheye, chrome hearts rise. 11.7–13.3s close to lens, one hand near mouth as if singing a secret, glance aside then back, camera rotates 5–10°, brief pink stars/hearts. 13.3–15s step back, hands open near face, then one finger heart near lens, other hand on chest, final lyric, laugh → wink → head-tilt freeze, burst of hot-pink hearts, chrome stars, glitter; settle. End. Camera: 12–14mm fisheye fancam, close, beat-synced. New gesture, expression, pose, camera each shot. Effects after the action, gone in 0.3–0.8s. No subtitles, no logos, no extra limbs, no frozen mouth while singing.
Generate a live basketball Proposal Cam where your partner proposes to you on the big screen.
Generate a live football broadcast where the dance cam finds you and you steal the show.
Generate a live rally broadcast where a car showers you in dust at a gravel hairpin.
Generate a live race-day broadcast where you catch a t-shirt fired into the grandstand.
Generate a live basketball broadcast where the courtside camera catches you on the big screen and you react shyly.
HIGHEST PRIORITY — THREE FACE LOCKS: @image1 is person 1. @image2 is person 2. @image3 is person 3. Photocopy each face from its tag. Same person every time that tag is on screen. Do not invent a different trio. Do not morph. Do not average the three faces. If @image2 wears glasses, keep those glasses. Do not describe hair, age, or body — follow the images only. They/them. Outfit is concert-stage clothes, not the stills' wardrobe. 30 seconds, 16:9. Photoreal concert. Real stage, lights, smoke, crowd in the dark, LED wall, three mics. Not a neon street. Frame 1 is already on stage — never a studio portrait plate. NO LYRICS. Mouths perform an original hook. No recognizable song, no copyrighted words. Sound: original crowd roar + stage PA + invented kick/snare. Not any famous track. 0–4s. Wide stage. All three already there: @image1 center, @image2 stage right, @image3 stage left. Faces readable. 4–10s. Close on @image1 at the mic. Face must match @image1 exactly. 10–16s. Close on @image2, then @image3. Each close-up is that exact tag. 16–24s. Trio together, three distinct faces from the three tags. Camera orbits. 24–30s. Wide pull-back. Same three people. Hold. Cut. NO ON-SCREEN TEXT, titles, lyrics, logos. NEGATIVE: different faces, extra fourth person, Bang Bang, neon rain street, studio headshot, subtitles.
Generate a live hockey Noise Meter Cam where you max out the arena noise meter.
Generate a live race-day broadcast where the camera finds you singing along in the grandstand, moved to tears.
Generate a live basketball broadcast crowd cutaway of you courtside, waving at the camera.
Generate a live basketball Kiss Cam where your partner surprises you with a kiss on the cheek.
The person in @image1 is the FRONT-ROW FAN filming on their phone. The person in @image2 is a FICTIONAL headliner — not a real celebrity. @image1 = THE FAN. Photocopy their face, hair, eye colour and features exactly as in @image1. Preserve their gender presentation exactly as shown. Use they / their / them only. IGNORE the clothes in @image1. Concert wardrobe: a dark outfit and a leather jacket, no added jewellery. Same person every selfie. They MOVE, scream, laugh — not a posed still. @image2 = THE SINGER. Photocopy their face, hair, facial hair and features exactly as in @image2. Preserve their gender presentation exactly as shown. Use they / their / them only. IGNORE the clothes in @image2. Black layered stage clothes, handheld mic. Do not turn the person in @image2 into a real-world celebrity. 30 seconds, 9:16, photoreal SMARTPHONE concert footage. Seedance 2.5. Handheld shake, autofocus hunt, exposure pumping, high-ISO noise. Selfie camera mixed with flips to rear camera. SETTING: night stadium, barricade, red lights, haze, crowd phones, security. AUDIO: RAW phone — crowd scream, bass clip, their voice close. Lines: “I’M SO CLOSE!” and “NO WAY!” Original live-band energy. NO famous song. NO copyrighted lyrics. 0.0–2.5s SELFIE. The person in @image1 already front row, smiling into the lens, arm up: “I’M SO CLOSE!” Stage behind them. 2.5–5.0s FLIP to rear. The person in @image2 walks to the front of the stage, red lights, their hand shakes, other phones in frame. 5.0–7.5s Digital zoom on the person in @image2 at the edge. Focus hunts then locks. The person in @image1 screams off-camera. 7.5–10.0s Back to selfie. The person in @image1 laughing, screaming, messy hair, crowd jumping behind. 10.0–12.5s Rear. The person in @image2 performs to the front row, mic to the crowd. Jump-shake. An arm blocks the frame. 12.5–15.0s The person in @image1 moves around the arm. The person in @image2 looks toward the front row — brief eye contact. They freeze then scream. 15.0–17.5s Selfie. The person in @image1 “NO WAY!” red light on one side of their face, violent shake. 17.5–20.0s Rear. Stage goes dark. Phone flashlights. Crowd singing. 20.0–22.5s Lights explode red/white. The person in @image2 at the front. Overexposure. 22.5–25.0s The person in @image2 walks the stage edge. Fans reach. Security. Motion blur. 25.0–27.5s Selfie. The person in @image1 overwhelmed, laughing, catching breath. Friends behind. Stage over their shoulder. 27.5–30.0s Rear. The person in @image2 under huge red lights, phones glowing, tilted frame, hands blocking, the person in @image1 jumps, recording cuts. NEGATIVE: real celebrity likeness, white studio, cinematic gimbal, the person in @image1 as the singer, the clothes from @image1 or @image2, on-screen titles.
Subjects: @image_1 is the first frame of this video and the only reference. The two performers in @image_1 are the whole band - the one holding the pastel-pink guitar is the guitarist, the one holding the baby-blue bass is the bassist. Identity: both performers in every shot are exactly the two people in @image_1 - faces, skin tone and gender presentation unchanged, never masculinized or feminized, never merged, swapped or duplicated, and the guitarist always keeps the guitar while the bassist always keeps the bass. The hair of each keeps exactly the length, texture and colour shown in @image_1: never lengthened, never restyled, and long hair is never added to a short haircut. Wardrobe and set: the matching pink school-uniform sets, the accessories, the instruments, the pastel practice room, the pink amplifier and the whole colour palette come from @image_1 and stay unchanged for the whole video. Style: high-key candy-coloured pop promo - soft bloom, gentle film halation, glitter specks in the light beams, saturated pastels with no muddy shadows. Vertical framing, one camera move per shot, hard cuts and no dissolves. Shot 1: The video starts exactly on @image_1 and the camera pushes in. Both performers hit the first chord on the downbeat and the tulle curtain lifts behind. <a big clean electric chord, the amplifier humming> （bubblegum pop at about one hundred forty beats per minute lands on the downbeat） Shot 2: A close shot travels up the neck of the pink guitar to the face of the guitarist, a fast bright riff, then a grin straight down the lens. <fast picking on wound strings, a pick scraping once> （the guitar line carries the melody） Shot 3: A low tracking shot passes the bassist, who leans into the microphone for a wordless harmony and turns once on the spot as the first pale pink confetti falls. <a round warm bass line, an airy wordless harmony, confetti fluttering> （drums come in punchy underneath） Shot 4: The camera arcs around both performers, back to back at the centre of the room with heads tipped back, confetti settling in the hair of each. <guitar and bass locked together, a shared laugh> （the chorus opens up wide） Shot 5: A rooftop at dusk under a cotton-candy sky. Both stand at the railing seen from behind with the cases on the ground and bump shoulders once as the city lights come up, the two figures small in the lower third and the sky filling the rest. <open wind, distant city hum, a last cymbal ring> （the song lands on its final beat and stops clean） Continuity: only the two people from @image_1 exist in this entire video and no additional figure is ever visible, not even in the distance. Same uniforms, accessories, hair length and instruments from the first shot to the last, five fingers on every hand. There are no lyrics and no words in any language anywhere in the audio - wordless harmonies only. Constraints: Keep it subtitle-free and avoid generating any text or subtitles anywhere. Do not generate a logo. Do not generate a watermark. Do not generate duplicate performers or a twin effect.
How it works
Browse the workflows. Every one shows the finished video first.
Upload one clear photo. A kiss cam or a proposal adds your partner's.
The workflow runs its own prompt. Your video lands in your library.
Prompt anatomy
Proposal CamGenerate The broadcast: a live basketball The cam: Proposal Cam where The moment: your partner proposes to you The screen: on the big screen.
Upload one photo and the camera finds you. A basketball arena puts you on the Kiss Cam. A hockey crowd watches you max out the noise meter. A ballpark sings to you on your birthday. A race-day camera catches you under the champagne from the podium. Each workflow keeps your face in every shot, so the fan on the big screen is you.
Some cams need two people. The Kiss Cam and the Proposal Cam ask for your photo and your partner's, then put you both on the jumbotron. The dance cam needs only you: own the stadium from the club seats, win a dance-off against a rival fan, or go from shy to superstar in front of the whole arena.
Football crowds lift their scarves for a goal. Baseball fans go from bored to screaming on a home run. Courtside seats get a playoff cutaway with your name on screen. Race-day grandstands catch a T-shirt from the cannon and sing the anthem in tears. The prompt names the sport and the moment, so change one line to move it.
Fan cams are not only for sports. Film a front-row concert on your phone, star in a pink K-pop fancam on a Seoul street, or start a band with a friend. Every clip is generated, not filmed, and every workflow shows its full prompt.
Questions
At a game, the fan cam is the camera that finds someone in the crowd and puts them on the big screen or the broadcast. In K-pop, a fancam is a clip that follows one performer. This page has both: you in the stands at a stadium or an arena, and you as the idol in a fancam.
Pick a workflow on this page and upload one clear photo of your face. The workflow already holds the sport, the crowd, the broadcast look and the moment the camera lands on you. It renders the clip with your face on the screen. A kiss cam or a proposal also asks for a photo of your partner.
Yes. The kiss cam and the proposal cam each ask for two photos: one of you and one of your partner. The workflow puts you side by side on the jumbotron and keeps each face in its own seat. Then your partner leans in for the kiss, or goes down on one knee.
No. Every clip is rendered by an AI video model from the photos you upload. The arena, the crowd, the score and the broadcast graphics are generated, not filmed. Use photos of people who agreed to be in the video, and post it as the made-up moment it is.
Every workflow is a finished scene. You bring the face.
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