Cooling (still high views) 2 people ~28s Seedance, Kling, Runway

How to make a Raindance AI Video

Pier at golden hour, green dress look-back — Dave & Tems pier moment. Example template — refresh weekly as the meme evolves.

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Steps

Two character photos: one waiting on the pier, one approaching.
Prefer Seedance for continuous cinematic motion along the pier.
Keep golden-hour backlight and the green dress silhouette if matching the original vibe.
Trim to the look-back beat before posting with the track.

Prompt template (variables)

{{subject_a}} — Person waiting on pier
{{subject_b}} — Person approaching
{{scene}} — Pier / time of day

Example filled prompt

Cinematic vertical music-video style AI clip, ~28 seconds, 9:16.
wooden pier over calm water, golden hour.
woman in flowing green dress stands at the end of the pier, wind in hair and fabric, looking back over the shoulder toward camera.
man in dark jacket walks toward them along the pier, singing energy toward camera then soft eye contact.
Slow push-in, warm rim light, reflective water, romantic tension, photoreal faces locked, continuous motion, film grain subtle.

Negative prompt

rainstorm unless asked, night club, city street, deformed limbs, face swap flicker, text, watermark, shaky handheld, oversharpened HDR

Prompt examples & variants

Couple version: real partners as {{subject_a}} / {{subject_b}}.
Comedy: swap dress color and pier for a rooftop golden hour.

FAQ

What is the Raindance AI video trend?

An AI remake of a pier / golden-hour moment from the Raindance music video — usually two people, a look-back, and soft cinematic motion.

Kling or Seedance for Raindance?

Seedance tends to hold long continuous camera moves; Kling is fine for punchier short cuts. Both work with this prompt.

How long should the clip be?

Aim near 20–28 seconds to match the meme pacing, then cut to the look-back for Shorts.

Trend timing notes are qualitative (rising / holding / cooling / long-tail) from public posts and remake trackers around Oct 2026 — not invented keyword volumes.