ZOMBIE COUPLE.CUSTOMThe BAD TIMES trend is the fake fight with whoever holds the phone: head in hands, a hand on the hip, "hold on" palms, then a march to the lens and a finger jabbed right at it. The Halloween edition does it in costume, in a room full of jack-o'-lanterns and fairy lights. Pick a vampire, witch, zombie or skeleton, or keep the costume from your photo.
Read the full guideOne photo defines the face. Seedance 2.0 builds a new 15-second story around it.
✧ Failed generations return reserved credits. View pricing
Your generation will be a new result.
Scene preview.
Generated results will vary.
French creator Bouuh Yachaka posted "Ça va barder!!" on 9 September 2026: in her kitchen she picks an over-the-top fight with whoever is filming while lip-syncing "BAD TIMES" by Imael Angel. It passed 20 million views, and since late September most new versions are AI edits where someone else, a pet or a baby takes her place. In October people started doing it in Halloween costumes.
The original take runs about 30 seconds in most edits. This scene makes the best-known first 15 seconds as one handheld take: the slow rise, the hand on the hip, the "hold on" palms and the charge at the lens. Your photo is the face; the moves are written into the prompt, not copied from the original video.
One sharp, front-facing adult photo with the mouth clearly visible, from the waist up, in good light, no sunglasses. For "As in photo", upload a photo of you in your costume.
Left: a Vampire version of this trend made by another AI video generator from one test photo. It was not made on this site; your video is written from this page's prompt with your photo, on Seedance 2.0 or MiniMax H3, so faces, framing and details will differ. Right: the original post by @bouuhyachaka, shown with credit and never sent to the model. Its audio can be laid over your clip if you keep the original-audio option on.
EXAMPLE · SEEDANCE 2.090S HORROR STILLA 90s bedroom, a corded phone, and the masked figure in the doorway creeping closer while you talk.
10 SECONDS1 PHOTOFROM 45 CREDITS
EXAMPLE · SEEDANCE 2.0COUPLE TRENDFaces first, then the jack-o'-lanterns go on and you pose through a golden autumn field.
10 SECONDS1 OR 2 PHOTOSFROM 45 CREDITS
EXAMPLE · SEEDANCE 2.0SUNGLASSES ONThe sheet goes on, the sunglasses go on, two autumn poses, then the sheet comes off and it is you.
10 SECONDS1 OR 2 PHOTOSFROM 45 CREDITS
EXAMPLE · SEEDANCE 2.0BOOTS-UP REVEALBoots and cape stalk toward a low camera on a foggy pumpkin-lit street, then it rises to your witch reveal.
10 SECONDS1 PHOTOFROM 45 CREDITS
TREND REEL · @MEOWTAKEOVERPET TRIO DANCEThree copies of your cat or dog stand up between glowing jack-o'-lanterns and dance in sync on a foggy Halloween night road.
14 SECONDS1 PHOTOFROM 120 CREDITS
TREND REEL · @BETH...CASTMASK UP, WHIP PANLift a blue mask to your eyes, the camera whips away, and you are back in costume dancing with two glowing sticks in a purple-lit room.
14 SECONDS1 PHOTOFROM 65 CREDITSA few answers before you hit create.
Still have a question?Vampire (cape with a red collar, pale makeup, tiny fangs), witch (pointed hat, dark robe, smoky eyes), zombie (torn shirt and grey-green face paint), skeleton (bone-print suit and skull face paint), or "As in photo" to keep the costume you are wearing. Nothing covers the mouth, so the argument still reads.
If you want it. The trend sound is on by default and laid over the finished clip, with the charge at the lens where the drums drop out. Your mouth moves to the beat, but it is not a word-for-word lip-sync of the lyrics. Switch it off to get an original deep-house beat made with the video. The song belongs to its owners and we give you no rights to it, so check your platform's music rules before using the clip in an ad.
100 credits with Seedance 2.0 (HD 720P) or 70 credits with MiniMax H3 (HD 768P) for 15 seconds, for every costume, with or without the trend sound. Failed generations return the reserved credits.
Yes. Pick "As in photo" and upload a photo of you in it. A mask over the face is pushed up onto your head so the face and mouth show.
No. It stays a comedy bit: clean costume makeup, no blood, wounds or weapons.