The Hotel Lobby video
2 photosThe one that started the wave: your pair in the orange booth, lip-syncing “Hotel Lobby” by Quavo & Takeoff (often called the Migos AI video). 15 seconds, from 10 credits.
The trend that keeps restarting
AI Rap Trend: Two Photos, One Stage
The AI rap trend is a family of short-video formats that start with photos of your people and end with a rap performance: the Hotel Lobby video from Quavo & Takeoff’s orange booth, Drake’s Burning Bridges party, Bulin 47’s freestyle corner — and the original raps our generator writes about your topic.
- One or two photos
- Original or own track
- From 5 credits
- No watermark
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Your two performers
Left · raps
Right · raps
A clear, well-lit photo works best. Two photos put two people side by side.
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Choose the stage
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Video settings
Soundtrack
We write and perform the verse
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What should they rap about?
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The short answer
An AI rap trend video is a short clip where an AI model puts the people from your photos into a known rap performance or an original one. It started with the Hotel Lobby video — two photos swapped into Quavo & Takeoff’s orange COLORS booth — then spread to Drake’s Burning Bridges, Bulin 47 and beyond. On this site every format runs on the same creator: pick a template or a stage, add photos, create. Template clips start at 10 credits, original raps at 5 credits for 12 seconds.
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The family
The AI rap trend formats, one by one
Each format has its own page with the exact steps, prices and examples.
Migos AI video and song
2 photosThe same booth under its other name: a Migos AI video with the Hotel Lobby track, your own song, or an AI-written Migos-style rap about your topic.
Burning Bridges AI video
1 photoDrake’s chandelier party scene with you in it — the silver cup, the wave, the song. The trend that followed Hotel Lobby. 15 seconds widescreen, from 10 credits.
Bulin 47 AI video
1 photoThe freestyle corner: one photo becomes the dembow freestyler, vertical 15 seconds, original track. From 10 credits.
Your own song, your own stage
2 photosUpload any track and your pair performs it on one of six stages — an AI music video from two photos.
An original AI rap
2 photosSkip covers: the AI rap generator writes an original verse about a topic you choose, with a beat and vocals. 12 seconds from 5 credits.
Why it keeps coming back
Why the Hotel Lobby viral AI trend took off again
The first wave was people putting themselves in the booth. The second wave was who else people put in the booth: cats trading lines under the mic, chihuahuas standing up to perform, grandmothers taking over the stage. Each unexpected pair restarted the trend for a new audience — the format is simple enough to copy and personal enough to share.
That is also why new formats keep attaching to it: Drake’s “Burning Bridges” party scene became the one-photo version of the same joke, and Bulin 47’s freestyle corner the international one. The viral Migos AI videos roundup collects the clips that carried the wave, each credited to its creator.
Three steps
How to join the AI rap trend
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Pick the format
Hotel Lobby video, Burning Bridges, Bulin 47 — or an original rap on one of the six stages.
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Add your photos
Two photos for the duet formats, one for the solo ones. Faces clear, everyone agreed to be in it.
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Create and post
The button shows the credits before you create. Renders usually take 5 to 15 minutes; the MP4 has no watermark.
Choosing
Which AI rap trend should you try?
- You want the classic everyone recognizes — the Hotel Lobby video, two photos, the orange booth.
- You have one photo, or you want the party look — Burning Bridges.
- You want it vertical and freestyle — Bulin 47.
- The song matters more than the stage — your own song in the booth or the AI music video generator.
- You want original words, not a cover — the AI rap generator writes it about your topic.
What is the AI rap trend?
A family of short-video formats where AI puts the people from your photos into a rap performance. The best known is the Hotel Lobby video, from Quavo & Takeoff’s orange COLORS booth; Drake’s Burning Bridges and Bulin 47 are the follow-up formats.
Which song started it?
“Hotel Lobby” by Quavo & Takeoff (released as Unc & Phew, 2022), specifically their A COLORS SHOW performance in the plain orange booth. The song’s full story is on the Hotel Lobby song page.
Is the AI rap trend the same as the Migos AI trend?
Mostly yes. “Migos AI video” is the popular name for the Hotel Lobby format, because Quavo and Takeoff were two-thirds of Migos. The Migos AI page covers the naming.
Do I need two photos?
The duet formats need two people — two photos, or one photo of both. The solo formats (Burning Bridges, Bulin 47) take one.
How much does an AI rap trend video cost?
Template clips (Hotel Lobby, Burning Bridges, Bulin 47) start at 10 credits; an original AI rap starts at 5 credits for 12 seconds. Credit packs start at 10 credits for $6.99, credits never expire, and a failed render is refunded automatically.
Can I use my own song?
Yes — upload your audio and the pair performs it in the booth. Start from the own-song page.
Is it over? Which trends are live now?
Formats cycle but the wave has outlived several “it’s over” verdicts — new pairs keep restarting it. The AI trends right now list tracks which formats are moving this month.
Is this affiliated with the artists?
No. This site is not affiliated with or sponsored by Migos, Quavo, Takeoff, Drake, Bulin 47, their labels or A COLORS SHOW. Use photos of people who agreed to be in the video, and never present the result as a real performance by the artists.
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