
Good starting point
- One person, with a clear face and visible eyes
- Even light and a front-facing or slight three-quarter view
- Visible hairstyle, shoulders and the outfit you want
- Waist-up or full-body framing when possible; no speaker needed
Your photo. The street freestyle. One lead to replace.One photo puts you in the street freestyle. Replace the pink-shirt performer while the speaker-holder and crowd stay in place.
The red-lit street freestyle, with a different person in the lead.
Bulin 47 AI remakes recast the performer in the street freestyle with Kevin Wai. The recognizable setup includes a pink-shirt lead, a person holding a speaker in the foreground and a crowd outside the venue. This template changes one lead, not every person in the scene.
View the original street performanceThis is a 15-second street-performance excerpt, not the official Dame Hombro music video. Your photo guides the replacement's appearance; the video guides movement, timing and camera position.
The street clip, AI edits and Dame Hombro are connected, but they are not interchangeable videos.
The performance began with an improvised exchange outside a venue in Spain. Kevin Wai holds the speaker; Bulin 47 responds in a light pink shirt. That original setting is the reference for this page.
Kevin Wai's original postAn October 8 report from Noticias Telemicro described AI remakes that changed the performer while retaining the source movement and sound. It documents the remake idea, not this tool's quality or a guarantee of search demand.
Read the report on AI remakesMatch your photo to the labeled lead. The fixed template keeps the foreground speaker-holder and background people out of the replacement target.
The clip and role are already selected. You only need a clear photo.
Add one single-person photo to replace the pink-shirt performer. Choose a clear face with visible hair, shoulders and clothing.
Preview the full 15 seconds. Choose 480P or 720P and review the total credits before you start.
Play the completed video with sound. Check the face through the turns and foreground obstructions, then download your MP4.
Your photo supplies the person and outfit. The reference supplies the street performance.


A focused template for the Bulin 47 freestyle, without extra casting decisions.
The role image identifies the pink-shirt performer. The person holding the speaker and the crowd are instructed to remain unchanged.
The model uses your photo for the face, hair, body proportions and outfit. The source's pink shirt is a targeting cue, not a required costume.
The reference supplies the hand gestures, turns, handheld framing and timing. This is a reference-based edit, not a freshly invented street scene.
The finished clip uses the reference audio. A photo does not clone your voice or generate a new song.
One 15-second clip. Choose your resolution and check the button's current quote.
The standard 15-second options are 225 credits at 480P and 375 credits at 720P. The live quote on the generate button is authoritative.
Check your balance and the full credit total before starting. Generating a second version is a new task.
Credits are the site's billing unit, not a fixed dollar value. A higher resolution does not guarantee a more accurate face or fewer motion errors. Reference-to-video model details
Compare the setup, not a promised success rate. CapCut features and pricing depend on the particular template.
Use your existing account and credits across the template library. Each scene has its own inputs and clip.
It is a photo-based remake of the street freestyle associated with Bulin 47 and Kevin Wai. This page replaces the pink-shirt lead in a fixed 15-second excerpt while instructing the model to keep the speaker-holder and crowd unchanged.
Your photo replaces the performer originally wearing a light pink shirt and dark sunglasses. It does not replace the foreground person holding the speaker and phone. The upload's role picture shows the target.
Not in this version. There is one image slot for the fixed lead. Group photos, a second replacement target and one-person-per-crowd-member options are not supported.
The prompt asks for the face, hair, body proportions and clothing from your photo. The original pink shirt identifies the target only. Results are generative and may still contain identity or clothing errors.
The output is a 15-second vertical 9:16 MP4. Standard pricing is 225 credits at 480P or 375 at 720P; check the current total displayed before generation. Buying credits does not automatically start a video.
Dame Hombro is associated with Bulin 47 and Kevin Wai's freestyle, but an official music video and the street clip are different footage. This page uses only the street excerpt you can preview, not the complete song or official MV.
The completed video uses the excerpt's reference sound. Your photo is a visual input only; this template does not clone your voice, record vocals or create new music.
No guarantee. A raised phone, hands, strong red light and quick head turns can cause face drift or accidental changes to nearby people. Watch the full output, especially foreground overlaps and the speaker-holder, before sharing.
Failed tasks return their generation credits through the site's task handling. A completed video with visual imperfections is not automatically a failed task. Check History for status and contact support if a task appears stuck.
No. This is an independent AI template, not an artist partnership. Use photos you may edit and follow the rights and platform rules for the source footage and music. Generation does not grant music or footage rights; disclose AI editing when sharing.