What is the 58th Floor AI trend?
The 58th Floor AI trend puts two people into the teal studio from Anderson .Paak and Cordae’s A COLORS SHOW performance: one microphone hanging between them, one person rapping first and the other taking the verse.
It follows the Hotel Lobby COLORS AI trend, which did the same with the orange studio from Quavo and Takeoff’s 2022 performance. Within days of the 58th Floor video, AI template sites added two-photo versions. You don’t need to look like either artist, and neither of them appears in your video.
The original: Anderson .Paak and Cordae on A COLORS SHOW
COLORS, the Berlin music channel known for filming artists in a bare one-color studio, posted the performance on October 30, 2026. Its caption sums up the song as a look at the finer points of friendship.
Anderson .Paak, on the left in a bucket hat and sunglasses, opens the song. Cordae, on the right in a black leather jacket, nods along, then takes over the second half and raps right at him. The camera moves between wide two-shots and close-ups. A shorter cut, “A COLORS MOMENT”, followed on November 1.
What happens in a 58th Floor AI video
AI versions squeeze the performance into about 15 seconds. These are the three moments to keep.
1. The opener
The left rapper takes the mic first, gesturing at the lens while the other one nods along.
2. The handover
The right rapper turns in and takes the verse, rapping straight at their partner.
3. The reaction
The one who just finished stays in frame, bouncing and reacting to every line.
The song: 58th Floor by Anderson .Paak and Cordae
“58th Floor” is the opening track of “Heavy Is the Crown”, the joint album Anderson .Paak and Cordae released on October 23, 2026. J. Cole produced the track and shares the writing credit with both rappers. The song has explicit lyrics, so check that before you post it to a young audience.
How to make your own 58th Floor video
Option 1: Film it with a friend
- Stand side by side against a plain wall, teal if you can.
- Hang or hold one mic between you at mouth height.
- One of you raps the opening while the other nods along.
- Hand over: the second person turns and raps the verse.
- Post with the official sound if your app offers it.
Option 2: Edit it in CapCut
Film a wide shot of you both and a close-up of each person, then cut between them on the beat in CapCut. A teal color filter or background helps it read as the COLORS look. Export it without music if you plan to add the official sound in TikTok or Instagram.
Option 3: Use AI with two photos
Video tools that accept reference images, such as Kling or Seedance, can stage the scene from one photo per person, though results vary and some tools limit real faces. Only use photos of yourself and adults who agreed. Don’t upload pictures of Anderson .Paak, Cordae or any other celebrity, and label the result as AI when you post it.
58th Floor AI prompt
Add one photo per person as reference images, then start from this prompt. It doesn’t name either artist. We wrote it from the original performance and haven’t tested it, so adjust it for your tool.
Vertical 9:16, 15 seconds, live studio performance. A seamless teal studio with one silver microphone hanging on a long cable between two people, soft even light, nothing else in the room. The person in image 1 stands on the left and raps first toward the camera while the person in image 2, on the right, nods along with their mouth closed. Then the person in image 2 turns and raps the verse straight at the person in image 1, who bounces and reacts. Cut between a wide two-shot and close-ups on the beat. Keep each person’s face, hair and outfit the same throughout. No other people, no text, no logos and no sound.