Beer Spill Kick is a short AI clip: a player blasts the ball over the goal, it drops into the stand, beer goes flying and one fan ends up folded over his cups. This guide takes you from choosing three photos to posting, in order. When your video is back, the companion article, checking your Beer Spill Kick result, goes through it second by second.
Put your friends in the stand
Add a photo for the striker and one for each fan, review your credit quote and make the 12-second clip with the original sound.
What the template gives you
The template is the whole reel, about 12 seconds in portrait. A high camera follows the striker onto the ball; the striker hits the shot at about one second and goes to ground. The camera swings to the goal as the ball clears the bar, follows it over the trees and closes in under the stairs of a white stand. The fan in black looks up, beer in hand. The ball lands by the wall and a spectator's beer splashes out. The fan in the suit kicks the ball away, spilling his beer, grins, claps a hand to his forehead and doubles over, still clutching his two cups.
The splash as the ball lands in the stand. This is the AI reel by @downey.ai, not an Oakgen output.
Step 1: Decide who plays which part
The three roles get very different screen time, and the casting is the joke.
| Striker | Fan in black | Fan in the suit | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What they do | Takes the shot and goes to ground | Watches the ball drop toward him, reaches to the spectator beside him | Kicks the ball away, grins, hand to the forehead, folds over his beer |
| How the camera sees them | Full figure from high above, about 1.5 seconds | Waist-up under the stairs, about 4 to 9 seconds | Waist-up between the pillars, mostly the last 5 seconds |
| Best photo | Full body in the outfit you want | Sharp, front-facing, face and top half | The clearest face of the three |
Put the friend who always misses in the striker slot. Put the friend who can take a joke in the suit slot. For a slot-by-slot breakdown, see casting the striker and both fans.
Step 2: Pick the photos
- One person per photo, nobody else in the frame.
- Use photos of yourself or of people who agreed to be in the video. Do not use photos of public figures.
- Faces sharp and front-facing, no sunglasses unless you want them in the video.
- Pick three people who look clearly different, so nobody is confused across the fast pans.
- The outfit in the photo is the outfit in the video. A striker in a hoodie or a fan in a tracksuit works fine.
Step 3: Check the quote and generate
Choose 480p, 720p or 1080p. The quote covers the full video, the preparation of all three photos and four scene references, and the studio shows it before anything starts. All three slots must have a photo before the button works.
Step 4: Check the result
Watch it twice. First for the ball: one solid ball, over the bar, into the stand, by the wall. Then for the people: the striker's face on the pitch, the fan in black's face under the stairs, the fan in the suit's face through the grin and the fold, and nobody else wearing any of the three faces. The result check has the full list with timestamps.
Step 5: Caption it and post it
Your video comes back without text. The original asked "Would you go to this match?", and a question still works, or tag the striker as the cause. Caption ideas, cover frames and credit has lines and the safest places for text.
Then:
- Say the video is AI-made and credit @downey.ai for the original reel.
- Keep the joke on the miss and the spilled beer. Nobody is hurt in the template.
- Tag your two fans so they see it first.
Where this clip comes from
The reference is a short AI reel, and nothing intelligible is said in it, so Oakgen named it after what happens on screen. The source page covers the original post and what we could not confirm, and the miss beat by beat compares it with Oakgen's other football trends.
Two other October trends remake reels by the same AI creator: how to make the Forever Dunk AI trend and how to make the Studio Neutral Zone AI trend.
