On The Radar AI
The OTR trend, Fetty Wap’s 679 in the green booth, with two photos: one hype man on the left, one at the mic.
RapTwins is an On The Radar AI video maker for two people: upload two photos and they replace both performers in the green On The Radar booth take of Fetty Wap’s “679”, the clip behind the OTR trend. Photo 1 is the hype man on the left, photo 2 raps at the right mic. You get a 15-second 16:9 MP4, 480p to 1080p, with the booth’s real audio and no watermark. Videos cost from 28 credits; a $5 trial covers one.
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Make your On The Radar AI video
1 · Pick a template
On The Radar AI: the booth take and a recast
The original booth take the trend copies and one recast with two other people: the green booth, the gestures, the mic and the audio your video follows. Play with sound on to hear the 679 phrase.
Two suits in the green booth
A woman in a dark blazer hypes on the left, pointing up; a man in a navy suit and red tie raps 679 at the right mic. With the booth audio, 14 s.
14 s · with sound · landscape
The original booth take
Grey hoodie and headphones on the left, black leather jacket and beanie at the right mic: the performance every OTR trend video follows. With the booth audio, 14 s.
14 s · with sound · landscape
What is the OTR trend AI video?
“OTR trend”, “On The Radar AI”, “679 AI trend” and “Fetty Wap On The Radar AI” name the same video template:
| What it is | |
|---|---|
| The clip | A short On The Radar Radio booth performance of Fetty Wap’s 2015 song “679”: a green-lit room with a round glowing ON THE RADAR sign, one performer in a grey hoodie and headphones on the left, Fetty Wap in a black leather jacket and beanie at the mic on the right. |
| The trend | Since then people have been posting the same 14–15 seconds with two new faces: friends, couples, pets and cartoon characters taking both places in the booth. |
| The AI template | Two photos in, one video out. The booth, the moves, the camera and the sound stay; only the two people change. This page is that template. |
OTR on its own means other things too (over-the-road trucking, off-the-road tyres, a car mode), so search “OTR trend AI” or “On The Radar AI” to land on the video. Other On The Radar clips, such as 1900Rugrat’s freestyle or Khantrast’s five-person “Landed in Brooklyn”, are different templates with other songs and moves.
Which photo goes on the left, and who raps at the mic?
In the OTR AI trend, photo 1 always takes the left and photo 2 the right. The two parts are not the same, so choose who gets which:
| Photo 1 · left | Photo 2 · right | |
|---|---|---|
| Part | The hype man: enters with a raised arm, bobs, gestures down and leans in toward the partner | The lead: raps into the mic, hands at chest height, points and opens both arms at the end |
| In the original | Grey hoodie, headphones | Fetty Wap’s place: black leather jacket, beanie |
| Best photo | One person, chest up, face to the camera, shoulders in frame | One person, whole face and mouth visible, no hand or phone over it |
Your clothes come from your photos; the leather jacket and beanie are not added. If the faces come out on the wrong sides, check the upload order before anything else: the template keeps that binding for the whole 15 seconds.
How do I make the On The Radar AI video from two photos?
11. Open the On The Radar template
The generator on this page opens on Meme remake with this template picked. The booth, the 679 performance, 15 seconds and the 16:9 shape are fixed, so there is no prompt to write and nothing to film. It runs in a phone or desktop browser; there is no app to install.
22. Upload two separate portraits
One person per photo. Photo 1 is the left hype man, photo 2 the one at the mic. A photo with both of you in it should be cropped into two first. A pet works in either place too.
33. Pick a model and resolution, then make it
Seedance 2.0 Mini at 480p is the default and the cheapest. Seedance 2.0 Fast, Seedance 2.0, Seedance 2.5 and MiniMax H3 are there for steadier faces and up to 1080p. The price is on the button. Download the MP4 with the booth audio and post it.
Is there a free OTR trend template, and is there a watermark?
Not for free at the moment: every video is paid in credits, and the price shows before you make it. There is no watermark on any download. The price depends on the model and resolution; the 15-second booth take is billed along with your 15 seconds. Credits come from a one-time $5 trial (73 credits) or a plan from $9 a month (240 credits), see pricing.
| Model | 480p | 720p | 1080p |
|---|---|---|---|
| Seedance 2.0 Mini (default) | 28 | 60 | — |
| Seedance 2.0 Fast | 60 | 130 | — |
| Seedance 2.0 | 102 | 217 | 545 |
| Seedance 2.5 | 146 | 328 | 807 |
| MiniMax H3 | — | 145 (768p) | — |
Every download is a 16:9 MP4 with the booth audio and no watermark, whatever you paid with. A video that fails is refunded in full, so a retry only costs what the new video costs. A finished video you just don’t like is not refunded, so start on the default to check your photos.
Should I use a 679 template, Kling or Runway, or CapCut?
They do different jobs. For the OTR trend the question is how many people the tool can move at once and whether the 679 performance is already there.
| Two people moving | 679 moves and sound | You need | |
|---|---|---|---|
| A 679 template (this page) | Yes, both at once, each on their own side | Built in: the booth take drives the motion, its audio is in the MP4 | Two photos |
| Kling or Runway motion tools | Usually one character per run | Only if you supply the clip and edit the result | A driving video, a prompt and editing |
| CapCut | No: it edits footage you already have | The sound, as a track you add | A finished video to edit |
CapCut is still handy afterwards: add a caption or cut the 16:9 video to vertical there.
What can’t On The Radar AI do?
Change the song, the words or the room
The sound is the booth recording and the room is the green booth. For your own bars over a beat, use the AI rap video generator; the Studio Session stage is a booth of its own.
Make it vertical or longer
The template is 15 seconds and 16:9, the frame of the booth take it follows. Crop it to 9:16 in your editor if you want it full screen.
Take one group photo
Each place needs its own photo. Crop a photo of the two of you into two portraits before uploading.
Promise perfect lip sync and faces
The mouth at the mic follows the recorded vocal closely, not exactly. Fast head turns and hands near the face are where a face can drift; a sharper front-facing photo or a higher model helps more than a retry on the same settings. Some photos are refused by the video model’s safety check; those videos are refunded.
Put in anyone’s photo
Only adults who agreed to be in the video, or your own pets: no minors, celebrities or strangers, and not Fetty Wap himself. You take his place at the mic; the template does not make him.
Which On The Radar AI generator should I use?
These are the tools ChatGPT and search results point to for this trend. Figures are what each one publishes on its own pages, as of November 2026.
| What you get | Price | Free | Watermark | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| OnTheRadarAI.video | Two photos, a 14-second vertical 679 video with the sound | $9.99 per video at 480p; 720p costs 25 credits | Not published | Not published |
| Vellm | Two photos, the 679 booth video | $4.49 per video | Not published | Not published |
| Starrd | iPhone app with an On The Radar template | 100 credits, about $5 | Not published | Not published |
| RapTwins | Two photos, 15 s, 16:9, 480p to 1080p, the booth audio in the MP4, in the browser | 28 to 807 credits; $5 trial | Not at the moment | None |
Want another two-person template? What You Want Me To Do is a kitchen duet, and Hotel Lobby puts two of you in the Migos lobby.
Where does the On The Radar 679 clip come from?
On The Radar Radio is a New York hip-hop show known for freestyles filmed in its green booth. On 17 April 2026 it posted a short clip of Fetty Wap and Monty performing “679”, the 2015 Fetty Wap and Remy Boyz single, and that clip is what the OTR trend recasts.
The AI versions keep the booth, the gestures and the recording, and swap in two new people, which is why the same few seconds turn up with couples, best friends, dogs and cartoon characters. The trend uses the original audio, so a video made here sounds like the booth take, not a cover.
On The Radar AI FAQ
Can I use one photo with both of us in it?
Crop it into two first. Each place in the booth takes its own photo, so cut out one person per image, chest up, and upload the one for the left first and the one for the mic second.
Can I put my dog in the On The Radar AI trend?
Yes. Either photo can be a pet; it keeps its own face and fur and takes over that side’s moves. A pet at the mic gets the vocal part, so pick a photo where its face and muzzle are clear.
Is the 679 song in the video?
Yes. The MP4 carries the booth’s own audio, cut to the same 15 seconds, so the vocal lands where it did in the original take. Nothing is re-sung and you cannot change the words.
Is the OTR trend AI free, and is there a watermark?
Not at the moment: every video is paid in credits, from 28 credits (Seedance 2.0 Mini, 480p). The one-time $5 trial pack (73 credits) covers it without a subscription. Downloads never have a watermark, and failed videos are refunded.
Why are our faces on the wrong sides?
The template puts photo 1 on the left and photo 2 at the mic for the whole video, so swapped faces almost always mean the uploads went in the other order. Swap the photos and make it again; if a face drifts mid-video instead, use a sharper front-facing photo or a higher model.
Can I post it to TikTok or Reels with the 679 sound?
For personal posts, yes: the MP4 carries the audio, and the apps may match it to the trend sound. Buying credits does not include rights to “679” or the On The Radar recording, so a sponsored post or an ad needs permission from the rights holders.
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