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Make the Fetty Wap 679 AI video from two photos
The Fetty Wap 679 AI trend puts two new faces into the green On The Radar booth, trading the hook of "679" at one mic. Upload one photo of each person — a best friend, a partner, even two dogs — and the On The Radar AI video generator copies the booth, the moves and the camera, so the two of you star in your own Fetty Wap 679 AI video. No filming, no green screen, no prompt to write.
Who is on the mic in your Fetty Wap 679 AI video?
The Fetty Wap 679 AI trend works with any two subjects. These are the pairings people post most.

You and your best friend in the booth
The classic Fetty Wap 679 AI video: two friends, one green wall, one mic, trading the hook like you have done it a hundred times. Upload a photo of each of you — they don't have to be from the same day, or even the same city.

A couple's Fetty Wap 679 AI video
"Yeah she's fine" was written for this one. Put you and your partner on the mic for an anniversary post or a Reels inside joke you never had to film together.

Two dogs in a Fetty Wap 679 AI video
Upload one photo of each dog or cat and they take over the booth, standing upright at the mic with their own fur and markings. Pet versions are some of the most shared clips of the Fetty Wap 679 AI trend.

Dad and daughter, or siblings
Pair a parent with their kid, or two siblings, for a family 679 AI video. Decide who stands where first: the first photo takes the left side of the mic, the second the right.
How to make a Fetty Wap 679 AI video
The On The Radar AI video generator takes the booth, the moves and the camera from the 679 performance. You supply the two performers for your Fetty Wap 679 AI video.
Upload the left and right performer
The first photo takes the left side of the mic, the second the right. Use a clear, well-lit photo with one person or pet in each, face fully visible.
Pick the quality
Everything else is set for you: the model, the 10-second performance, the shape of the shot and the sound. Pick 480p, 720p or 1080p — the credit cost is shown before you generate.
Generate, download and post
Watch your Fetty Wap 679 AI video, download the MP4 and post it to TikTok, Reels or Shorts. To use the original "679" track, add it from the platform's music library when you post.
Built for the Fetty Wap 679 AI trend, not a generic face swap
The trend is one specific look: a green wall, the neon On The Radar sign, one mic on a stand and a single locked-off take. The On The Radar AI video generator is set up to make exactly that Fetty Wap 679 AI video with your two subjects.
Two separate photos
No need for a photo of both of you together. Each performer comes from their own photo, so you can pair anyone — a friend who lives far away included.
Faces stay apart
Each photo is locked to one side of the mic for the whole clip, and the two faces are never allowed to blend — the usual way two-person AI videos fail.
The real booth, not a lookalike
Your clip keeps the set the Fetty Wap 679 AI trend is known for: the green-lit wall, the neon sign, the shelves and the mic on its stand, all in the same locked-off shot.
No prompt to write
The moves, the booth and the rules that keep both identities stable are built in. You don't need an On The Radar AI prompt or a driving clip — two photos are the whole input.
A real performance, not a slideshow
Your two subjects nod, gesture and trade the hook, following a real performance instead of sliding two still photos around the frame.
Ready to post
Download an MP4 with sound and post it straight away, or drop it into CapCut to add captions and the 679 sound.
Fetty Wap 679 AI Video FAQ
What the Fetty Wap 679 AI trend is, how to make your own On The Radar AI video, and how to post it.
It is a short AI video that puts two people into the On The Radar radio booth — a bright green wall, the neon On The Radar sign and one mic on a stand — trading the hook of Fetty Wap's "679" in a single take. You upload a photo of each person and the On The Radar AI video generator makes your Fetty Wap 679 AI video. People also call it the 679 AI trend, the On The Radar AI video trend or the On The Radar freestyle AI trend.
"679" by Fetty Wap featuring Remy Boyz, a 2015 single from his self-titled debut album. It reached No. 4 on the Billboard Hot 100. The part everyone uses is the hook: "yeah she's fine, wonderin' when she'll be mine".
On The Radar Radio is a hip-hop platform known for freestyles filmed in one small, green-lit studio: a flat green wall, a circular neon sign and a mic on a stand, filmed in one locked-off take. That set is the one this trend copies.
Upload two photos, one for each performer, pick the quality and generate. That's the whole process: no reference clip to find, no prompt to write, no green screen to set up. When the clip is ready, download it and post it.
No. Each performer comes from their own photo, so the two pictures can be from different days, places or phones. One clear photo per person is all the On The Radar AI video generator needs.
The first photo takes the performer on the left of the mic, the second the one on the right. Each stays on their own side, with their own face, for the whole clip. Swap the photos to switch sides.
Each Fetty Wap 679 AI video runs 10 seconds in 16:9, the same shape and length as the performance it copies. For TikTok, Reels or Shorts, open it in CapCut and crop it to 9:16 around the two performers so both stay in frame.
Yes. Upload one photo of each dog or cat and they take over the booth, standing upright with their own fur and markings. Use a photo where the animal faces the camera and fills most of the frame.
One subject per photo, facing the camera, well lit, with the face unobstructed — no sunglasses, hands or hair across it. Avoid group photos, heavy filters and strong side angles. The clearer the photo, the more each performer looks like the person in it.
The clip is generated with sound so it is ready to post. If you want the original "679" track, add it from the music library on TikTok, Instagram or YouTube Shorts when you post, or mute the clip and lay the song over it in CapCut.
You can start free: new accounts get signup credits, and daily check-ins add more. After that each clip spends credits, and the cost depends on the quality you pick. It is shown on the generate button before you spend anything.
It does what people mean by an On The Radar AI template, and more: the booth, the performance and the prompt are built in, and it generates a new video from your two photos rather than pasting faces over a stock clip.
No. The trend borrows the look of the booth, not the artists. Use photos of yourself and of people who agreed to be in it, and don't present a generated clip as real footage of anyone.
That usually comes from the photos: two people in one image, a face partly covered, or very different lighting between the two. Use one clear, front-facing photo per performer and generate again.
Make your Fetty Wap 679 AI video
Upload two photos and the On The Radar AI video generator puts the two of you in the green booth. Download your Fetty Wap 679 AI video and post it with the 679 sound.













