TWO PHOTOS · THE OOUUH KITCHEN DUET · MADE AS A GIFT

What You Want Me To Do AI Video Maker

The "What You Want Me To Do" AI video is the Fredo Bang "Oouuh" ukulele duet trend. It remakes a 2018 kitchen clip: Einer Bankz strums a ukulele on the left while Fredo Bang sings "Oouuh" on the right. "What You Want Me To Do" is a line from that hook, not the song's title. Add one photo for each side (your partner, best friend, sister, parents or a pet) and you get the same kitchen take with the original sound. No template app, editing timeline or prompt needed.

2 photos · ukulele left, singer right · 9:16 · 10 / 15 / 23 s · original sound

From 73 credits · Default 685 credits (Seedance 2.5, 23 s, 480p) · Paid credits required

Ukulele player (left)

One person or pet, face visible

Singer (right)

One person or pet, face visible

0/2 photos added
Photo tips

One person or pet per photo, facing the camera, at least 300 px on each side (JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB). Put the same photo in both slots to play both parts yourself. Group shots, sunglasses and heavy filters make faces less reliable.

Model
Background

The empty kitchen gives the trend's look. You can also upload an empty room of your own, with nobody in it.

Resolution
Video length

9:16 vertical · 480p · MP4 with the original Oouuh sound

This video costs 685 credits. Charged when you start, refunded automatically if it fails.

What the duet looks like

One golden retriever on both sides · 23 s · original sound

What You Want Me To Do AI video examples

Three takes of the same kitchen duet with the original sound: one dog playing both sides, two friends, and a poodle with a cat. They follow the beats, framing and timing this maker uses; faces, hands and small movements differ from video to video.

One golden retriever on both sides · 23 s · original sound
Two friends in the kitchen · 14 s · original sound
Poodle on ukulele, grey cat singing · 23 s · original sound

Who should play the ukulele and who should sing

The two sides are not equal. The player on the left strums with the mouth closed and mostly looks down at the strings. The singer on the right gets every big moment: the hand at the chin, the grin, the head thrown back on the long note. Put the person you want to spotlight on the right.

Couples

Give the singing side to the more expressive partner; the quieter one looks cool on the ukulele. Can't decide? Make one take, then swap sides and make another.

Best friends and siblings

The friend who always hams it up sings. Photos taken from a similar distance keep the two of you the same size in the frame.

Parents

One parent strums and the other sings. If you only have a photo of them together, crop each parent into a separate image so every slot shows one face.

Solo or a pet

Put the same photo in both slots to sing to yourself, or cast a dog or cat. Animals stay animals: they stand upright and strum with their paws.

Old photos, anniversaries and birthday surprises

Most duets here are made for someone: an anniversary post, a birthday message, a video for the family group chat. The photos are often old, scanned or compressed, and that's fine with a few precautions.

Anniversary from two different years

Each person keeps the look of their own photo, so you can pair the year you met with today. Photos with similar light make the pair look like one recording.

Birthday surprise

Keep the kitchen for the trend look, or upload their favourite room as the background. 10 s fits a story; 23 s gets the hook twice.

Old prints and WhatsApp photos

Crop close to the face before uploading so it fills more of the image. A tiny face in a big group shot gives the model little to work with, and a higher output resolution cannot add detail the photo never had.

Asking "do you want to make a video with me?"

If the other person is with you, take two fresh front-facing photos in good light. That one step does more for the result than any setting.

How to make the What You Want Me To Do AI video

  1. 01

    Add two photos

    Ukulele player on the left, singer on the right. The same photo twice makes a solo duet.

  2. 02

    Pick the background, model and length

    Use the kitchen or your own empty room. Every model makes 10 or 15 s; Seedance 2.5 also makes the full 23 s.

  3. 03

    Make it and download

    The vertical MP4 comes with the original sound, ready for TikTok, Reels or Shorts.

What happens behind the scenes

  1. Your two photos and the background become one opening frame: the player on the left holding the ukulele, the singer on the right with a hand at the chin.
  2. A video model (Seedance or MiniMax) animates that frame, following the movement and timing of the original 2018 take. It takes the motion only, never the original faces, clothes or room.
  3. The original Oouuh recording goes under the finished clip, so you hear the real take rather than an AI imitation of it.

Why some versions look real and others look fake

The usual giveaways: a face that drifts away from the photo, a strumming hand that melts into the strings, and generated audio the mouth doesn't match. Clear front-facing photos, a background with room for two people and the real recording under the video avoid the most common ones. No tool gets every frame right, so expect small differences between attempts.

Do you need a prompt? Not here

General AI video apps make you describe the duet yourself, and getting a ukulele duet right in a prompt takes many tries. This maker already sends a timed description of every beat. Your only choices are the photos, background, model, length and resolution.

Do you need a prompt? Not here
What a do-it-yourself prompt has to spell outWhat this maker does instead
Who stands where and who holds the ukuleleSlot 1 is always the player on the left, slot 2 the singer on the right
The moves beat by beat: chin, chest, laugh, the long noteFollows the timing of the original take
Keep each face, hairstyle and outfit from its photoEach photo is the only source of that person's look
The kitchen, or another roomThe kitchen plate, or the room you upload
The Oouuh soundThe original recording is added after generation

What You Want Me To Do AI video price per video

Every model, length and resolution this maker can make, from the same numbers the generator charges. The dollar column uses the cheapest credit: the Pro one-time pack, $49.90 for 4,990 credits ($0.01 per credit).

What You Want Me To Do AI video price per video
ModelLengthResolutionCredits≈ USD
Seedance 2.0 Mini10s480p73$0.73
Seedance 2.0 Mini10s720p137$1.37
Seedance 2.0 Fast10s480p136$1.36
Seedance 2.0 Fast10s720p274$2.74
Seedance 2.0 Pro10s480p218$2.18
Seedance 2.0 Pro10s720p447$4.47
Seedance 2.0 Pro10s1080p1096$10.96
Seedance 2.510s480p308$3.08
Seedance 2.510s720p668$6.68
Seedance 2.510s1080p1618$16.18
MiniMax H310s720p304$3.04
Seedance 2.0 Mini15s480p101$1.01
Seedance 2.0 Mini15s720p196$1.96
Seedance 2.0 Fast15s480p196$1.96
Seedance 2.0 Fast15s720p403$4.03
Seedance 2.0 Pro15s480p318$3.18
Seedance 2.0 Pro15s720p662$6.62
Seedance 2.0 Pro15s1080p1636$16.36
Seedance 2.515s480p453$4.53
Seedance 2.515s720p993$9.93
Seedance 2.515s1080p2418$24.18
MiniMax H315s720p446$4.46
Seedance 2.523s480p685$6.85
Seedance 2.523s720p1513$15.13
Seedance 2.523s1080p3698$36.98

23 s is Seedance 2.5 only. Mini and Fast go up to 720p; MiniMax H3 is 720p only. The picker shows the models available right now. A higher resolution sharpens the picture but doesn't fix a weak photo.

Free, trial, watermark and refund rules

Free, trial, watermark and refund rules
Free account / free videosSigning up is free, but there are no free duet videos. Sign-up and check-in gift credits can't pay for this template.
$4.99 Trial (450 credits)First purchase only, one successful video. It covers any choice up to 450 credits, such as Seedance 2.5 · 10 s · 480p (308 credits). The default 23 s at 480p needs 685.
Watermark and soundVideos paid for with purchased credits download without a site watermark, with the original Oouuh sound.
Failed or disappointing videoIf a generation fails, its credits come back automatically. A finished video you don't like isn't refunded; another attempt costs credits again.
Subscription?No. One-time packs with no renewal; purchased credits expire after 365 days.
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Posting it with the sound

The download carries the original audio of the 2018 take. Platforms treat music rights in their own way: if a post is muted or flagged, add the Oouuh sound from the platform's own music library instead.

The song is Fredo Bang's "Oouuh"; the viral clip is the acoustic kitchen take with Einer Bankz on ukulele, which Einer Bankz reposted to TikTok in 2022. The AI version took off in October 2026. This site is not affiliated with either artist.

Background: Einer Bankz's kitchen take (TikTok, 2022) · Fredo Bang – Oouuh (official video)

What You Want Me To Do AI video FAQ

Can I turn an old family photo of my parents into this video?

Yes. Crop each parent into a separate image so each slot shows one face. Old scans work best when the face is sharp and turned toward the camera. The video keeps each parent's hair, clothes and age from their photo.

Can I use two photos from different years for an anniversary video?

Yes. Each partner keeps the look of their own photo, so you can pair a picture from the year you met with one from today. Similar lighting and framing make the two look like one recording.

Do I have to write a prompt for a couple's version?

No. Upload one photo per partner (left plays the ukulele, right sings) and pick the kitchen or your own room. The beat-by-beat direction is built in.

Will a low-resolution WhatsApp selfie work?

It runs if the image is at least 300 px on each side, but the face comes out softer. Crop close to the face, skip filters, and only pay for 720p or 1080p if the photo has the detail to show.

Do I need permission to use a friend's or coworker's photo?

Ask first. For anything public, and especially a company post, get each person's clear OK. For a private gift, still make sure they'd be comfortable seeing their face animated.

Can I use a celebrity's photo?

Please don't. Use photos of yourself, people who agreed, or your pets. Realistic videos of public figures can mislead viewers and may break platform rules.

How much does one birthday-surprise video cost, and is it a subscription?

One video costs 73–3698 credits depending on model, length and resolution. The default 23 s at 480p is 685 credits, about $6.85 at the Pro pack's rate. Packs are one-time purchases; there is no subscription.

Why do some What You Want Me To Do AI videos look real and others fake?

The giveaways are drifting faces, warped hands on the ukulele and AI-made audio that the mouth doesn't match. Clear photos, a background that fits two people and the original recording under the clip help most. No generator gets every frame perfect.