Hotel Lobby AI video example


What is the Hotel Lobby AI trend?
The Hotel Lobby AI trend recreates the look of Quavo and Takeoff’s 2022 “Hotel Lobby” performance on the COLORS show: two rappers, one hanging microphone and a burnt-orange studio. People use AI to put themselves and a friend in the two spots and post the result as a duo clip.
Our version uses its own orange-studio performance and its own beat, so the two of you trade verses, point at each other and finish the last line together. Add the trending “Hotel Lobby” sound when you post if you want the original song.
How to make the Hotel Lobby AI video
Option 1: Two photos with this generator
- Upload a clear, front-facing photo of each person.
- Pick a quality (720p Standard or 1080p HD). The Generate button shows the exact credits before you start.
- Generate. Allow about 8–15 minutes; you can close the page and find the result in My videos.
- Download the MP4 and post it.
Option 2: Seedance or Kling with reference images
Guides such as Kapwing’s use a motion reference from the original performance plus a character sheet per person, then add the song in an editor. It gives more control but takes several tools and attempts.
Option 3: Hotel Lobby AI template apps
Template apps ask for two photos too; many make 5-second vertical clips. Check the length, quality and whether the result keeps both faces stable before paying.
Option 4: Film it yourself
An orange wall, one mic on a stand and a friend: trade bars over the beat and post it with the trending sound.
Hotel Lobby AI prompt
Using a reference-video tool? Upload the original clip as the reference video and your photo as the reference image, then use this prompt. It is the tested prompt behind our generator, rewritten for general use.
Replace both performers with the two people in the reference images. The performer on the left becomes the person in the first image, the performer on the right becomes the person in the second. Keep each person’s face, hair and outfit consistent. Preserve the performance: who raps when, the timing, mouth movements, head nods, hand gestures, pointing and laughter. Keep the burnt-orange studio, the single microphone between them and the locked-off camera. No new people, captions or cuts.