Original 2015 music video, not an AI video: the cut the generator follows.

Hotline Bling AI Video — Dance Drake’s Part in the Light-Box Rooms

Hotline Bling on RapTwins recasts the 2015 music video’s dance from your photos: you take Drake’s shots, a friend or you the dancer’s, with its own sound.

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Hotline Bling

15s · 16:9 · 146 credits

Original video, not AIHotline Bling preview

The Hotline Bling generator is for anyone who wants to be in the music video, alone or with a friend: upload one or two photos and get a 10, 15 or 19-second MP4 with the video’s own sound and no watermark. A new account gets 3 free sign-up credits, short of the cheapest video (97 credits, about $3.61). It runs in a phone browser.

The original Hotline Bling music video cut

This is the original, not an AI video: the 19.5 seconds of the 2015 music video the generator follows, with Drake in the grey turtleneck, the solo dancer’s shots in the same order and the same sound your MP4 gets. Tap it for sound.

Original: the 2015 music video cut the generator follows

The original, not an AI video: Drake in a grey turtleneck dances in the light-box rooms, cut with the solo dancer’s shots, in the same order and with the same sound the generator follows. 19.5 s, 16:9.

19.5 s · with sound · landscape

How to make a Hotline Bling dance video

A Hotline Bling dance video takes four steps here, with no editing app, no prompt and no song to add afterwards. The tool sits at the top of this page.

1Add one or two photos

Photo 1 dances Drake’s six shots: the wide shots, the medium shot, the two close-ups, the hand at the ear and the finger wag. Photo 2 dances the solo dancer’s four shots: the squat, the lean on the pink wall, the blue room and the look back. To be in every shot yourself, upload the same photo in both slots. Clear, front-facing photos in good light work best.

2Pick the length and the frame

10 seconds ends during the lean on the pink wall, 15 seconds during the finger wag, 19 seconds after the low bend in the grey room (Seedance 2.5 only). 16:9 keeps the music video’s wide frame; 9:16 asks the model to reframe each shot for TikTok and Reels.

3Pick a model and a resolution

Seedance 2.5 at 480p for 15 seconds is the default (146 credits); 10 seconds at 480p is the cheapest test (97 credits), and Seedance 2.5 goes up to 1080p. MiniMax H3 makes 768p (145 credits for 15 seconds). The price shows on the button before anything is charged.

4Generate and download

It takes a few minutes and keeps running if you close the page. The finished MP4 already has the music video’s own sound under it, cut to your length.

What is the Hotline Bling dance in the music video?

The Hotline Bling dance is Drake’s loose, bouncy solo from the 2015 music video directed by Director X: bent knees, swinging arms, a hand held to the ear like a phone and a wagging finger, alone in empty rooms that glow pink, lilac, magenta, pale grey and bright blue. The cut this generator follows also has four shots of a solo dancer, which is why it takes two photos.

TimePartWhat happens
0 s–3.6 sDrake’s part (photo 1)Wide shot down a long, empty light-box room with pink walls and a violet glow overhead; the person from photo 1 is small at the far end, bouncing on bent knees with loose swinging arms
3.6 s–5.6 sDrake’s part (photo 1)Medium shot of the person from photo 1 in a lilac room: a hand held to the ear like a phone, finger points, an arm waving out, leaning back
5.6 s–7.1 sDancer’s part (photo 2)The person from photo 2 alone in a magenta room, side-on, sinking into a deep squat and holding it
7.1 s–8.9 sDrake’s part (photo 1)Low-angle close-up of the person from photo 1 in a pale grey-blue room: a hand cupped at the jaw, then both hands flicking their fingers toward the lens
8.9 s–10.3 sDancer’s part (photo 2)The person from photo 2 leans back against a pink wall, swaying the hips, one arm loose at the side
10.3 s–12.7 sDrake’s part (photo 1)Wide shot of the person from photo 1 in a pale grey room under a violet ceiling, a hand at the ear like a phone, stepping and bouncing
12.7 s–14.1 sDancer’s part (photo 2)The person from photo 2 stands in a bright blue room, back three-quarters to the camera, rolling the shoulders and looking back
14.1 s–15.6 sDrake’s part (photo 1)Close-up of the person from photo 1 in a pale lilac room, wagging an index finger at the lens, then holding it to the lips
15.6 s–17 sDancer’s part (photo 2)The person from photo 2 in profile against a lilac-to-peach gradient wall, looking back over the shoulder into the lens
17 s–19 sDrake’s part (photo 1)Wide shot of the person from photo 1 in the pale grey room under the violet ceiling, a hand at the ear, then bending forward low with one arm swinging out

The Hotline Bling pose most people mean is the hand at the ear like a phone, from 3.6 s and again from 10.3 s. Each run is a new take, so a move can land a few frames early or late; the timeline is what the model is asked to follow, not a frame-exact promise.

Is this the Hotline Bling meme generator?

No: the Hotline Bling meme generators most searches turn up make the Drakeposting image, two stills of Drake from this video, one waving something away and one pointing at it approvingly, with your captions. This page makes the moving version: your own photos dancing the music video, with its sound, as an MP4.

If you want the two-panel yes/no picture, any image meme maker does it in a minute. If you saw a TikTok where someone in their own clothes dances in the glowing rooms and then cuts to a dancer leaning on a pink wall, that is this video trend, and the generator above is built for it.

What does Hotline Bling mean?

Hotline Bling means the ring of a phone line: in Drake’s 2015 song, a former partner used to call him late at night, and since he left the city she has changed and stopped calling him. The title is the sound of that phone, and the hand-to-ear move in the video plays on it.

The music video premiered on Apple Music on 19 October 2015. The official upload on YouTube followed on 26 October 2015. Its single-colour light rooms are what the AI trend copies. Lyrics are on the official video and streaming services; this page does not reprint them.

Hotline Bling video pricing & credits

One Hotline Bling video costs from 97 credits, about $3.61, on Seedance 2.5 at 480p for 10 seconds; the default, Seedance 2.5 at 480p for 15 seconds, is 146 credits (about $5.43), and the whole 19 seconds on Seedance 2.5 at 1080p is 1021. Starting from an empty balance, the smallest purchase that covers a video is $9 a month (Starter plan, 240 credits), or $12 once (220 credits) with no subscription.

Credits per video with the music video’s own sound, the same for 16:9 and 9:16, one photo or two. A credit is about $0.04 on a monthly plan. 19 seconds is Seedance 2.5 only; MiniMax H3 makes 768p only here; — means the model does not offer that tier.
ModelLength480p720p1080pAbout (lowest tier)
Seedance 2.5 (default)10 s97219538$3.61
Seedance 2.5 (default)15 s146328807$5.43
Seedance 2.5 (default)19 s1854151021$6.88
MiniMax H310 s—97 (768p)—$3.61
MiniMax H315 s—145 (768p)—$5.39

For comparison, 15 seconds on MiniMax H3 at 768p is 145 credits and the whole 19 seconds on Seedance 2.5 at 480p is 185. Plans and packs are on the pricing page.

Free video, watermark and phones

The Hotline Bling video on RapTwins is not free: a new account’s 3 sign-up credits are fewer than the 97 credits a video costs. Every download is the full MP4 at the length you picked, with the music video’s own sound and without a watermark, and the tool works in Safari or Chrome on a phone with nothing to install.

QuestionAnswer
Free videoNo: 3 sign-up credits, fewer than the 97 a video costs
Cheapest purchase$9 a month (Starter plan, 240 credits), or $12 once (220 credits) with no subscription. The one-time $5 pack (73 credits) is not enough for one video here
WatermarkNone on the download
Length and frame10, 15 or 19 seconds, 16:9 or 9:16, with the sound
App neededNo: phone or desktop browser; you sign in to generate and download
Failed videoA model failure or refusal gives the credits back. If the video was made but adding the sound fails, support finishes it for you

What the Hotline Bling generator can’t do

The Hotline Bling generator makes one fixed cut: Drake’s shots and the dancer’s shots of the music video, in their order, with its sound. It does not let you choose other scenes of the video, change the rooms or the song, put two people in the same shot, or promise the same face in every frame.

Other scenes of the video

The red puffer jacket solo and the staircase dancers are not in this cut. Only the shots listed above are made.

Change the rooms or the song

The light-box rooms and the sound are fixed. To rap your own words over a beat, use the AI rap video generator instead.

Promise a frame-exact dance

The model is asked to keep every move in time with the cut; a new run is a new take, so timing can drift a little.

Guarantee the same face throughout

The prompt asks the model to keep each face, hair and outfit from the first shot to the last, including the close-ups and the turns; results vary with the model and the photo. A sharp, front-facing photo in good light gives it the most to work with.

Make celebrities or strangers

Use your own photo or an adult who said yes. The video model refuses some photos; those videos are refunded.

Hotline Bling video FAQ

Can my cat or dog do the Hotline Bling dance?

You can upload a pet photo in either slot. The prompt asks the model to keep an animal as itself, with its own fur and no clothes, dancing upright with the same moves; results vary with the model and the photo.

Is this the Hotline Bling Just Dance routine?

No. The Just Dance routine is the game’s own choreography to the song. This video follows the shots of Drake’s 2015 music video.

Can I use the video in an ad?

Not with the sound as it is: making the video gives you no right to the song or the footage it copies. For an ad, get a licence or swap the sound, and get written permission from everyone in the photos. RapTwins has no connection to Drake or the song’s owners.

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“How do I put myself in the Hotline Bling music video?”

Your photo in the light-box rooms, the beat already on.

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