AI video trend
Drake Burning Bridges AI Video Generator
The Sopranos, Spider-Man, Formula 1: everyone is recasting this scene. Felo's image-to-video drops your own cast into that room.
Open the video generator
Video generation is available to Pro users. Credits are charged by clip length and quality.
Sample made with Felo: one prompt, no editing
On X right now
The Drake Burning Bridges clips people keep reposting
Real posts from X, credited to their authors. Press one and it plays in X's player, likes and views attached.
Counts and links as of October 12, 2026.
The trend
What the Drake Burning Bridges AI video is
One unbroken camera move through the party, a cast you recognise in the middle of it, shot like phone video.
Get a face wrong and the joke dies
The format runs on recognition: the room clocks these people in half a second. That is why the faces go in as photos, not as prompt description.
The camera move is borrowed, not written
Cup up, finger guns, a flat hand over the eyes for "where she at?" — every version replays the same beats, and a reference clip carries all of them.
The punchline is who is in the room
Sopranos, anime, NBA, Breaking Bad: the posts above are the whole casting call. The swap is the joke, and it costs two photos and one prompt.
These are fan edits, built on other people's shows, teams and likenesses. For a brand, a client or an ad, use your own cast and your own reference clip.
How it works
How to make your own Drake Burning Bridges AI video
No timeline, no keyframes, no editing suite.
01
Add the photos
Upload the faces you want in the shot, up to nine. Number them in the prompt so the model has no reason to blend them.
02
Add a reference clip and the prompt
Upload a clip with the motion you want, then paste one of the prompts below. The reference carries the camera move; the photos carry the identity.
03
Generate and download
Choose 5, 10 or 15 seconds and 768P or 2K, then download. Keep it vertical, 9:16 — the frame every version on X uses.
Prompt
The Drake Burning Bridges prompt, ready to copy
Written in English, which the model reads best. Paste it in and swap in your own cast.
Motion transfer (recommended)
Use this image as the reference for the first frame and transfer the motion from the reference video onto the character. Keep the person's facial identity, hair and clothing locked in every frame, and keep the framing, timing and camera movement of the reference clip exactly as it is. Photoreal, sharp facial detail, natural skin texture, warm amber party lighting, crystal chandeliers overhead, dark wood panelling, a packed crowd behind. One continuous shot, no cuts, no extra people.
Extra lines to append if the generation drifts
Keyframe swap: "Replace the man in Image 1 with the person from Image 2. Keep every other detail of Image 1 unchanged, match the new face to the lighting of the scene, and use the outfit from Image 2."
Beat list: raise the silver cup toward the lens, then finger guns at the camera, then a flat hand over the eyes scanning left and right, then a laugh and a point at the camera.
Text-only fallback: "Photoreal vertical video, handheld, one continuous take. A dim private dining room at night: dark wood-panelled walls, ornate crystal chandeliers glowing gold, long tables with white cloths, warm amber light, candle flames. A crowd of ten friends in streetwear fills the room. The lead, an original adult host in a cream jacket, walks toward the camera and raises a silver cup. No text, no logos, no watermarks."
Made with Felo
How Felo handles a shot like this
Nothing hides in this shot, which is exactly what Felo's image-to-video is built for.
Photos for identity, a clip for motion
Felo's image-to-video takes up to nine images plus reference video and audio, up to twelve files in one request. Faces stay recognisable across the shot instead of sliding between frames.
5, 10 or 15 seconds, 768P or 2K
Tune at 768P, then switch to 2K for the version you keep; 2K costs more credits per second.
One clip, or a whole series
Wrap it in an Agent that repeats the shot for every new guest, product or episode.
Generate your own version
Video generation is available to Pro users. Credits are charged by clip length and quality.
Questions about the Drake Burning Bridges AI video
Upload photos of the people you want in the shot, add a reference clip with the motion you want, paste a prompt above and generate — Felo handles it in one generation.
Yes. Upload a clear, front-facing photo of yourself and a clip of the scene, paste the prompt above and generate — your face stays recognisable through the whole camera move.
Render time follows clip length and resolution: 5 seconds at 768P is the fastest combination, and 2K or longer clips take more.
Vertical, 9:16. The posts on X are phone video, and a horizontal crop loses the walk-up that makes the format work. Set the frame before you generate.
Video generation is open to Pro users and spends credits by clip length and quality: 2K is 138 credits per second, 768P is 86. Every account also gets a daily free credit allowance.
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Make your own Drake Burning Bridges video
The prompt is above and the generator is one click away. Bring your own cast.
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