Hotel Lobby AI
Hotel Lobby AI video generator
Put you and a friend in an orange recording booth, trading lines at one hanging microphone. Add one photo of you both or two portraits and a topic, and get a 12-second vertical rap video with AI-written lyrics and an original beat.
How to make it
Add your photos
Upload one photo of both people, or one portrait each. Both must be adults who agreed to take part.
Pick the booth and a topic
The recording booth stage is already selected. Choose the rap language and say what the two of you should rap about; the lyrics are written for you.
Create and share
Check the credit cost, create the video and download a 12-second 9:16 clip in 2K for TikTok, Reels or Shorts.
What is the Hotel Lobby AI trend?
The name comes from “Hotel Lobby (Unc & Phew)”, a song by Quavo and Takeoff. Their 2022 performance of it on A COLORS SHOW put the two rappers in a plain orange room, trading lines at a single hanging microphone.
In 2026, people started using AI to put themselves and their friends in that kind of booth: the same simple set-up, with new faces and new lines. The clips are short, vertical and made to share on TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts.
How the booth stage creates the look
The recording booth stage sets the scene: a small room with warm orange walls and one microphone hanging from the ceiling, filmed from the front by a steady camera.
Your photos set each person’s face, hair and outfit, and the stage sets the room. You get a new performance inspired by the trend, not a copy of the original video. Framing, gestures and the way the lines are split can differ between attempts.
Hotel Lobby video ideas
The format works best when the two people have something to go back and forth about. A few starting points:
- Best friends arguing about who really planned the group trip.
- Roommates celebrating the first month nobody forgot the rent.
- Coworkers hyping each other up before a big launch.
- A couple recapping their first date and every inside joke since.
- Adult siblings roasting each other for a birthday.
Topic: Two adult best friends argue about who planned the road trip, then agree it was the best week of the year.
Photos that work best
Use one photo that shows both people clearly, or one portrait of each person. Sharp, well-lit faces looking towards the camera give the video the most to keep.
- Both people are adults who agreed to be in the video.
- Faces are not covered by sunglasses, masks or hands.
- Nobody else appears in the photos.
- JPEG, PNG or WebP files of up to 10 MB each.
Common questions
What is a Hotel Lobby AI video?
A short vertical clip of two people rapping in an orange booth at one hanging microphone, inspired by Quavo and Takeoff’s “Hotel Lobby (Unc & Phew)” performance on A COLORS SHOW. Here you make one from your own photos and a topic.
How do I make an AI rap video from a photo?
Upload one photo of both people, or one portrait each, write a topic and choose the rap language. AI writes the lyrics, makes the beat and creates the video in the orange booth; you just check it and download it.
Is it the same as the Migos AI trend?
Yes, people use both names for the same two-person orange-booth format. This site is not connected to Migos or the artists, and your video gets new lyrics and an original beat.
Does my video use the original song?
No. The lyrics are written from your topic and the beat is original. The song, the artists’ voices and their likeness are not used.
Do both people need to be in one photo?
No. Upload one photo of both people or one portrait each, and the video puts them together in the booth. Each video features one or two people.
Can I choose who raps which line?
No. The pair is asked to take turns, one line each, but the exact split, the voices and the lip-sync can vary.
How long is the video and what does it cost?
Each video is a 12-second vertical (9:16) clip in 2K. It costs 10 credits, and one-time credit packs start at $9.99. If a video fails, its credits are returned.
My AI Rap Video is not affiliated with or endorsed by Quavo, Takeoff, Migos, their labels or COLORS. Videos use newly written lyrics and an original beat, never the song or the artists’ voices. Only upload photos of people who agreed to take part, and never photos of celebrities.
Two people, one orange booth and one hanging mic: make the viral rap-duo clip from your photos.