How do I make my Somebody That I Used to Know AI video?
Watch the reference, assign one or two photos, pay once, then review and download the duet with sound.
- Preview the selected duet. Check the opening close-up, right-side reveal and complete 14-second sequence.
- Assign your photos. Photo 1 replaces the opening singer, later on the left. Optional photo 2 replaces the singer revealed on the right.
- Pay once and generate. The template costs $13.99 once and includes the prepared reference, instructions and soundtrack.
- Review and download. Check both identities, gestures, camera reveal and sound, then download the vertical 720p MP4.
What is the Somebody That I Used to Know AI trend?
The format puts new people into a dramatic two-person lip-sync inspired by Gotye’s Somebody That I Used to Know featuring Kimbra and its geometric visual style.
This page uses the selected @tauruspopstar17 Halloween performance: a close-up singer in front of a cream patterned wall, a camera move revealing the second singer, then a wider duet. It is a short social-video interpretation, not the full official music video. Preview the exact sequence before choosing your photos.
Can I make the duet with one photo or two?
One photo replaces the opening singer, who finishes on the viewer’s left. An optional second photo replaces the singer revealed on the right.
Use a separate clear photo of each adult. With only the first photo, the second singer remains from the reference. Roles stay attached to the same performers through the camera pan and wider shots; the photos are not reassigned when someone moves.
What happens during the 14-second reference?
The opening close-up follows the first singer’s lip movements and hand gestures. Around four seconds the camera reveals the second singer on the right, then pulls back to both people performing together through the ending.
The prepared instructions follow the actual reference timing, reactions, camera direction and soundtrack. The reference guides a frame-by-frame recreation while the uploaded photos guide recognizable faces, hair, skin tone, body proportions and clothing.
Will it use my own face, hair and outfit?
Yes. Use a sharp photo showing your face, hair, skin tone and intended clothes. Include the upper body or full body so the model has guidance beyond the face.
The prompt replaces the source identity, wig, facial paint and costume with the photographed appearance. It preserves the duet performance and geometric scene context. Review likeness through head turns, both people’s roles, hands and mouth timing; generated details can vary.
Which song and source does this version use?
The song behind the format is Somebody That I Used to Know by Gotye featuring Kimbra. The official Gotye video and the selected TikTok performance are linked in the sources.
The downloadable MP4 keeps the selected short reference’s audio. It does not include the full song, a new recording of your voice or a custom spoken message. The preview is an effect reference, not a newly generated Memelry customer result.
How much does the duet cost and what do I download?
This template costs $13.99 once, using Seedance 2.5 to create a configured 14-second, 720×1280, vertical 9:16 MP4 with reference sound.
The video reference and prompt are already prepared. No account step is required before checkout; processing usually takes five to ten minutes. A failed generation returns the spent generation credits to your Memelry balance, which is separate from a cash refund.
Where can you check the original videos and sources?
The selected performance and official music video identify this version and its song; they do not establish the first uploader of the wider AI format.
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