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An AI group dance video puts you and your friends into a routine you never filmed: one photo per dancer, and the AI makes all of you dance the same moves together. The trend this month comes from celebrity parody clips, most visibly an AI reel of three women styled like Kim Kardashian, Kendall Jenner and Kylie Jenner dancing in a misty green field. The parody supplies the choreography and the camera. Your photos supply the dancers.
Oakgen has two trio templates built this way: the Kardashian Jenner Dance and the Jensen Huang No Scrubs dance. Both need three photos, and both replace every look-alike with the people in your photos, so no celebrity is left in the finished video. This guide is about the part templates do not do for you: casting.
Cast your trio
Three photos, three places: centre, left and right. The beat goes back on after generation.
Why group dances are this month's celebrity format
Solo dance parodies have been around for a while. The group version took off with a template economy around it.
In early November, Korea JoongAng Daily described AI parodies of the K-pop group A2O Lite's "Neon," in which the members' opening choreography was redone with public figures' faces. Its reporter made one from a ready-made template in "less than three minutes," choosing which uploaded photo replaced which member (Korea JoongAng Daily, November 6, 2026). Picking who stands where is now the creative choice.
The Kardashian Jenner clip is the trio version of that idea, and the family name does the rest of the work. Kim is Kendall and Kylie's older half-sister through their mother, Kris Jenner (PEOPLE, read November 15, 2026), which is why the parody's caption reads "Jenner sisters x Kim." The family had also just made AI doubles a talking point: The Kardashians opened its eighth season in October 2026 with AI versions of the family before the real ones walked in to say they "cannot be replaced" (E! Online, October 9, 2026).
For the full story of the clip, read the Kardashian Jenner AI dance trend explained.
The two trio templates
| Kardashian Jenner Dance | Jensen Huang No Scrubs | |
|---|---|---|
| Setting | A misty green meadow by a lake | A chrome studio |
| Length | 15 s | 23 s |
| Shape | landscape 4:3 | landscape 4:3 |
| Places | Centre, left, right | Lead, left, right |
| Shots | Low-angle group dance, centre close-up, wide walk-in, spread-out freestyle | One routine to "No Scrubs" |
| Photos | 3 | 3 |
| Template | Kardashian Jenner Dance | Jensen Huang No Scrubs |
If you only have one friend free, the duets are in how many photos each celebrity AI template needs.
How to cast a trio
1. Give the centre to the best photo
In the Kardashian Jenner template, the centre dancer gets the close-up: a tight shot pointing both thumbs at the lens. That shot carries the video, so give the centre to whoever has the sharpest, most front-facing photo and the biggest expression. In No Scrubs, the lead plays the same role.
2. Put the two most similar heights on the sides
The wide shots show all three bodies at once. The model keeps each person's own build, so two similar builds on the sides frame the centre dancer cleanly.
3. Match the light, not the outfits
Each dancer wears the outfit from their own photo. You do not need to match. What shows more is light: three photos taken in daylight sit together in an outdoor meadow far better than a selfie, a studio portrait and a dim bar photo.
4. Use one person per photo
Crop each photo to one face, head and shoulders, hair visible, no hat or sunglasses. A group photo used for one place can make the model pick the wrong face.
5. Ask all three before you upload
It is the rule of every Oakgen template: only upload photos of people who agreed to appear. In a trio that means two yeses besides yours.
Prefer a studio routine?
No Scrubs with three photos: a lead and two dancers. Check the quote, then generate.
What to check before you post
Group dances fail in a few predictable places.
- Crossing arms and hands. When dancers move close, check that every hand belongs to someone.
- The close-up. Pause on it. If the centre face drifts, try a clearer photo.
- The wide shots. Check that all three faces still read as your three friends at a distance.
- The ending. Make sure nobody freezes in the final second before the loop.
What the templates keep, and what they never make
The templates keep the parody's moves, camera, cuts and soundtrack. They never generate Kim Kardashian, Kendall Jenner, Kylie Jenner or Jensen Huang: every look-alike is a required place, replaced by someone from your photos. The templates are not affiliated with or endorsed by any of them.
That matters because the parody format has limits. In the same Korea JoongAng Daily report, attorney Hwang Jin-seop said, "The name of 'parody' can serve as a shield, but not as immunity." TikTok requires a label on realistic AI content and bans AI content that falsely shows public figures making an endorsement (TikTok Support, read November 15, 2026). YouTube requires disclosure when realistic content makes a real person appear to do something they did not (YouTube Help, read November 15, 2026).
So: your three faces, a clear AI label, and no fake claim that anyone famous joined in. The full rules are in can you post AI parody videos of real people.
Caption ideas
- "Sisters x the group chat. AI-made"
- "We have never danced in a field in our lives. #aiparody"
- "Centre position was earned. AI dance edit"
How we put this together
On November 15, 2026 we reviewed the Kardashian Jenner parody reel frame by frame, read the role settings of both trio templates, and read the Korea JoongAng Daily, E! Online and PEOPLE pages and the current TikTok and YouTube AI pages. We did not generate videos for this article and we do not name the account that posted the reel. Disclosure: Oakgen is our product.
Related reading
- Celebrity AI parody trends this month
- How to make the Kardashian Jenner AI dance video
- Jensen Huang No Scrubs AI trend explained
- AI singing video trend guide
- Jensen Huang AI trend hub
FAQ
What is an AI group dance video?
A short video in which several people, usually two or three, dance the same routine together, generated by AI from one photo of each person. Celebrity parody clips like the Kardashian Jenner meadow dance supply the moves and the camera; your photos supply the dancers.
How many photos do I need for a group dance?
One per dancer. Oakgen's Kardashian Jenner Dance and Jensen Huang No Scrubs templates each need three photos, one for each place in the line-up.
Who should go in the centre?
The person with the clearest front-facing photo and the biggest expression. In the Kardashian Jenner template the centre dancer gets the close-up with both thumbs pointed at the lens.
Can we all be filmed in different places?
Yes, the photos can come from anywhere, but similar light helps. Three photos taken in similar daylight blend better in the wide shots than a selfie, a studio portrait and a night photo.
Do we need to dress alike?
No. Each dancer wears the outfit from their own photo. Matching colours look more like a group, but it is optional.
Is the Kardashian Jenner dance real?
No. It is an AI-made parody. Kim Kardashian, Kendall Jenner and Kylie Jenner did not make, endorse or appear in it, and Oakgen's template replaces all three look-alikes with the people in your photos.
Three photos, one meadow
Cast the centre, the left and the right. Label it as AI when you post.
Sources
- Korea JoongAng Daily, Neon memes: AI parodies of A2O Lite's hit go viral (2026-11-06, read 2026-11-15)
- E! Online, Khloe Kardashian addresses backlash to The Kardashians AI scene (2026-10-09, read 2026-11-15)
- PEOPLE, A guide to the Kardashian-Jenner family tree (read 2026-11-15)
- TikTok Support, AI-generated content (read 2026-11-15)
- YouTube Help, Disclosing use of GenAI content (read 2026-11-15)
