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The AI singing video trend is the music side of this month's celebrity parodies: AI clips in which a famous look-alike sings into a studio mic, to a ukulele in a convenience store, or along to the radio in a parked car. Nobody in them recorded anything. The joke is a face you know, mid-song, somewhere it would never be.
You do not have to sing to join. Oakgen has three singing templates built from these parodies: the Neymar Studio Hit, the Jensen Huang Worth It song and the Jensen Huang Car Dance singalong. Each keeps the scene and the song and replaces every person in it with the people in your photos: two photos for the ukulele and car templates, three for the studio. The mouths follow the singing in the clip, and the original soundtrack goes back on after generation. No voice recording, no celebrity in the result.
For the Worth It template on its own, read how to make the Jensen Huang AI Worth It video and the Jensen Huang AI Worth It trend explained.
Record your own new hit
You on the studio mic, two friends around you. Three photos, the verse goes back on at the end.
The three singing templates at a glance
| Neymar Studio Hit | Jensen Huang Ukulele | Jensen Huang Car Dance | |
|---|---|---|---|
| The parody clip | A Neymar look-alike sings into a studio mic, reading lyrics off his phone | A Jensen Huang look-alike in a leather jacket sings and dances in a convenience store | A Jensen Huang look-alike sings and hand-dances behind the wheel |
| Song | An unidentified Portuguese verse over a funk-style beat | "Worth It" by YK Osiris | An unidentified rap track |
| Length | 20 s | about 30 s | 15 s |
| Shape | vertical 9:16 | vertical 9:16 | landscape 16:9 |
| Roles | Singer, friend beside, friend at the back | Singer, ukulele player | Driver, passenger |
| Photos | 3 | 2 | 2 |
| Best for | A group chat with one show-off | A friend who will play along, literally | Two people who already sing in the car |
The ukulele template's length is rounded from the source clip; check the template page for the final length and the credit quote.
The Neymar studio hit
The reel shows a man styled like Neymar, shirtless in studio headphones, singing into a studio microphone while he reads the lyrics off his phone. Next to him, arms crossed, stands a man in a striped football shirt styled like Casimiro Miguel, the Brazilian streamer who founded CazรฉTV (Reuters, July 5, 2026). A third friend peeks in from the back. The caption, in Portuguese, promises Neymar's "new hit." We could not match the song to a released track, so we do not name one.
It is a parody, and it lands because Brazilian fans have seen a lot of AI Neymar this year. In July, g1 reported on an AI video of Neymar in 19 nationalities that had passed 18 million Instagram views (g1, July 5, 2026). On October 2, Neymar himself posted an AI clip putting himself in Justin Bieber's role in the "Popstar" music video, captioned "Lil Ney" (CNN Brasil, October 2, 2026). A fan-made studio session is the next joke in that run.
In Oakgen's template, the singer, the friend beside him and the friend at the back are all required roles, so no look-alike stays. The club shirt's marks are asked to stay unreadable. Neither Neymar, Casimiro Miguel nor any club is affiliated with or endorses the template.
Who should sing: the person who can hold a straight face while "reading lyrics." The friend beside him has the folded arms and the final smirk, so cast the one who does a good unimpressed face. Casting details are in how to make the Neymar Studio Hit AI video, and caption and cut ideas in Neymar Studio Hit captions and edits.
The Jensen Huang ukulele song
About 30 seconds, vertical, in front of the drinks fridges of a convenience store. A man in a black leather jacket, styled like Jensen Huang, sings and dances while the second person in the scene plays the ukulele. The song is "Worth It" by YK Osiris, released on February 8, 2019 (Wikipedia, read November 15, 2026), which peaked at No. 48 on the Billboard Hot 100 (Billboard, read November 15, 2026).
Oakgen's template has two required roles, the singer and the ukulele player, so your video shows only the two people from your photos. It is the fifth Jensen Huang template on Oakgen; the others are in the Jensen Huang AI trend hub. The template is not affiliated with or endorsed by NVIDIA or Jensen Huang.
Who should sing: the one who dances more. The singer moves the whole time; the ukulele player mostly strums and sways.
Sing it to a ukulele
Your photo for the singer, a friend's for the ukulele. Worth It goes back on after generation.
The car singalong
The original singing template from earlier this week: 15 seconds, one handheld shot from the dashboard, a driver and a passenger singing along, waving, clapping and pointing finger guns at the lens. It is the easiest of the three to cast, because most people already have a friend they sing with in the car. A dog or cat can take the passenger seat, according to the template page.
Take the wheel
Driver and passenger: two photos, one singalong. Check the claps and the finger guns before you post.
How the singing works without your voice
All three templates are Kling V4 edits of the parody clip. The model keeps the moves, the camera and the mouth shapes of the singing, and replaces each person with someone from your photos. No audio is sent to the video model. After generation, the clip's original soundtrack is put back on, so the singing lines up with the mouths.
Two consequences:
- You cannot change the song in the template. If you want different audio, swap it in the app you post from.
- The music is not licensed to you. Oakgen does not license "Worth It" or any other soundtrack for your posts. Check each platform's music rules when you share.
What to check before you post
- The mouth on the big notes. Pause there. If the face drifts, a clearer front-facing photo usually fixes it.
- The hands near the face. Mic hands and clapping hands are where errors show.
- The phone in the studio clip. Make sure the singer still holds one phone, not two.
- The label. YouTube requires disclosure for realistic AI content that makes a real person appear to say or do something they did not (YouTube Help, read November 15, 2026), and that includes singing. TikTok requires a label on realistic AI content (TikTok Support, read November 15, 2026).
Caption ideas
- "Dropping my debut single. It is AI. The confidence is real."
- "Worth it? Worth it. (AI-made)"
- "Recorded in one take, by a computer. #aiparody"
How we put this together
On November 15, 2026 we reviewed the studio and ukulele source reels frame by frame, read the car dance template page, checked the song facts on Billboard and Wikipedia, and read the CNN Brasil, g1 and Reuters reports and the current TikTok and YouTube AI pages. We did not generate videos for this article and we do not name the accounts that posted the reels. Disclosure: Oakgen is our product.
Related reading
- Celebrity AI parody trends this month
- How many photos each celebrity AI template needs
- AI group dance video trend guide
- Jensen Huang AI car dance explained
- Can you post AI parody videos of real people?
FAQ
What is the AI singing video trend?
Short AI-made clips in which someone famous, or a look-alike, appears to sing: into a studio mic, to a ukulele in a store, or along to the radio in a car. Oakgen's templates keep the scene, the moves and the song and put the people from your photos in the roles.
Do I have to sing?
No. You never record your voice. The mouths follow the singing in the reference clip, and the clip's own soundtrack is put back on after generation.
What song is in the Jensen Huang ukulele video?
"Worth It" by YK Osiris, released on February 8, 2019. It peaked at No. 48 on the Billboard Hot 100.
What song is Neymar singing in the AI studio video?
We could not match it to a released track, so we do not name one. The caption only promises a "new hit." The Oakgen template keeps the clip's own soundtrack.
Did Neymar really record a song?
No. The studio clip is an AI-made parody, not real footage, and Neymar did not make or endorse it. Separately, Neymar did post his own AI music-video clip, "Lil Ney," on October 2, 2026, according to CNN Brasil.
Can I post the song on TikTok or Reels?
The template keeps the clip's soundtrack, but Oakgen does not license the music for your posts. Check each platform's music rules, or swap in licensed audio in the app before posting.
How many photos do I need?
Two for the ukulele template (the singer and the ukulele player) and the car template (driver and passenger), three for the Neymar Studio Hit (the singer and two friends).
Pick your stage
Studio, store or car: two or three photos. The song goes back on after generation.
Sources
- CNN Brasil, Neymar usa IA para recriar clipe de Drake e Justin Bieber: Lil Ney (2026-10-02, read 2026-11-15)
- g1, Vรญdeo feito com IA viraliza com versรตes de Neymar em 19 nacionalidades (2026-07-05, read 2026-11-15)
- Reuters, In soccer-crazy Brazil, streaming upstart pulls World Cup viewers from TV to YouTube (2026-07-05, read 2026-11-15)
- Wikipedia, Worth It (YK Osiris song) (read 2026-11-15)
- Billboard, YK Osiris chart history (read 2026-11-15)
- YouTube Help, Disclosing use of GenAI content (read 2026-11-15)
- TikTok Support, AI-generated content (read 2026-11-15)
