The Jisoo Addicted dance AI is a 15-second video of you, and a friend if you like, doing the hallway duet from JISOO's ADDICTED single, made from one photo of you. You can do it alone, because an ordinary stand-in dancer takes the second spot.
Key takeaways
- One sharp photo of you is enough; a second photo puts a friend in the other spot.
- Photos of one person each, shot from head to at least the hips, give the cleanest faces.
- The clip has the ADDICTED sound mixed in, but nobody lip-syncs.
- We have not test-rendered this effect yet, so a likeness is never guaranteed.
- A 15-second Standard 720p video costs 13 credits, and an account's first video costs 10.
In this guide
- Can I do the Jisoo Addicted dance alone?
- How do I shoot good photos for a duet?
- Which place should I pick?
- Why do both dancers sometimes get the same face?
- What happens in the 15 seconds?
- Will the original song get my post muted?
- Do I need to label it as AI on TikTok?
- How is this different from APT or SaWaDiKa?
- What does one video cost?
- Will it make me look like Jisoo?
- Is videosi connected with JISOO or BLACKPINK?
Can I do the Jisoo Addicted dance alone?
Yes. The original is a duet, so the video always shows two adult dancers. When you upload one photo, you take JISOO's spot and an ordinary stand-in takes the second spot for the full 15 seconds. That stand-in is not ROSÉ and not anyone you know.
If you want the duet to feel personal, add a friend as Photo 2. The Jisoo Addicted dance AI page also accepts one photo of you both standing side by side, with you on the left.
How do I shoot good photos for a duet?
The handheld camera in the routine rushes close to one dancer, and that is where faces drift first. So the photo matters more than anything else you control.
- Use sharp, well-lit photos with no sunglasses, hat or hair across the face.
- Show yourself from head to at least the hips, so the model has your clothes for the full-body hallway shots.
- With two photos, keep one person in each. Do not crop a friend out of a group shot.
- If you use a single photo of you both, stand side by side with you on the left and leave a little space between you.
- Fitted tops and jeans read well. Long coats and big bags hide the arm and hand moves of the chorus.
Which place should I pick?
There are three. The original white hallway keeps the warm light along the ceiling and the wooden doors, so it looks closest to the clip people recognise. The blue studio is a smooth blue backdrop fading to pink, and the night street is a quiet residential road under street lamps.
If you want people to recognise the challenge at a glance, keep the hallway. If you want your post to stand apart from the many reposts of the original, pick a new place. Every frame moves there, and the hallway never appears. We have not test-rendered the blue studio or the night street yet, so treat them as the more experimental choices.
Why do both dancers sometimes get the same face?
This is the best-known weakness of two-person video. The dancers keep swapping places, cross in front of each other and lean on each other's shoulders, so a model that is only asked in words often puts one face on both people.
The videosi page works around it by naming both original dancers, their hair and their outfits, and by asking for two different people in every frame. That is why it replaces the dancers outright instead of just borrowing from your photo. It reduces the problem but does not remove it. Two photos that look very alike, for example the same person twice, make it worse, so give each spot its own clear face.
What happens in the 15 seconds?
The clip follows the chorus section of the hallway duet in five beats:
- 0 to 1 s: you dance mid-hallway while your partner walks in behind.
- 1 to 2.5 s: you rush up to the phone and sweep a hand across the lens.
- 2.5 to 5 s: your partner flips their hair, then you cross and swap places.
- 5 to 9 s: you lean on your partner's shoulder from behind and both pose.
- 9 to 15 s: side by side, hands frame and cover the face, then fan beside it on the "got me so addicted" line.
Fast hand moves near the face can come out soft. The result shows friends, never hugging or kissing.
Will the original song get my post muted?
The finished MP4 already has the ADDICTED sound on it, taken from the same part as the original duet, and it is mixed in after the render. Nobody sings or lip-syncs, and the moves are timed to the music.
The song belongs to its owners, so a platform may mute or limit a repost, and videosi cannot predict that. If your post gets muted, you can usually add the platform's own licensed version of the sound when you upload. Check the platform's current rules before you rely on it.
Do I need to label it as AI on TikTok?
Yes, we recommend it and so do most platforms. The video is fully generated, and the faces are yours or your friend's, so label it with the platform's AI label when you post. Only upload photos of adults who have agreed to be in it, and never photos of children.
Labelling also keeps the post honest in a trend where real fan duets and AI versions sit side by side.
How is this different from APT or SaWaDiKa?
The main difference is the number of people. Many K-pop dance trends, such as APT AI and SaWaDiKa AI, are built around one dancer or a group move you can do solo. The ADDICTED routine is a hallway duet, with swaps, a shoulder lean and mirrored hand moves, so it needs a second person in the frame.
That makes it better suited to a post with a friend, and harder for the model. It is also very new. JISOO released ADDICTED on 30 October 2026, so most posts are still reposts of the original rather than AI versions. Check each page for the details of its own routine.
What does one video cost?
The Jisoo Addicted AI video is not a trial effect. A 15-second video on Standard at 720p is 13 credits, and an account's first video costs 10. The Single pack is $6.99 for 10 credits, and credits never expire. Better models and higher resolutions cost more, and a failed render returns its credits automatically.
Will it make me look like Jisoo?
No. The video keeps your own face, hair and clothes, and nobody in the result keeps the face of JISOO or ROSÉ. We also cannot promise a perfect likeness, because this effect has not been test-rendered yet. If the face is off, try a sharper photo with even light and run it again.
Is videosi connected with JISOO or BLACKPINK?
No. videosi is an independent tool and is not connected with JISOO, ROSÉ, BLACKPINK or their labels. Per the Korea Times, ADDICTED is the second prerelease single from her upcoming debut solo full-length album, following CLICK. See the Korea Times preview and Music Times report for the release itself, then try the Jisoo Addicted dance AI page.
