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Piano room slide

Toosie Slide AI: The Toosie Slide Video, Starring You

Name: Toosie Slide AI Trend example
Uploaded: 2026-11-01T04:08:10.000Z
Duration: 15 s
Description: You, sliding across a marble living room beside a grand piano, every step on the beat. One photo of you is all it takes.

You, sliding across a marble living room beside a grand piano, every step on the beat. One photo of you is all it takes.

Updated November 1, 2026: Page published.

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In one sentence

Toosie Slide AI is a 15-second clip in which one person does Drake's Toosie Slide in a marble living room with a grand piano, dipping and turning on the beat; videosi makes it from one photo of you.

First seen: October 23, 2026
Stage: Just starting
Started on: TikTok (unconfirmed)
Sound: Toosie Slide — Drake (unconfirmed)
Meaning: The Toosie Slide AI trend shows one person in a suit and gloves doing the Toosie Slide, the dance named after Drake's 2020 song, in a marble living room with a grand piano.

Page updates

November 1, 2026 — Page published.

How it is made

The Toosie Slide AI Trend prompt and model

Toosie Slide AI Trend is made with Seedance 2.0 / 2.5 (you pick the tier) by ByteDance. The prompt behind it has 5 parts, and the timing is what makes or breaks it.

Model: Seedance 2.0 / 2.5 (you pick the tier)
Mode: Photo + motion reference to video
Length: 15 seconds, 9:16, 1:1 or 16:9
Input: 1 photo

Replace the dancer Your photo swaps in for the man in the reference clip: face, hair, clothes, build and skin tone all come from you.
Motion reference A short clip of the dance supplies the slides, the dip and the turn, and the timing of every step.
Room The marble living room with the grand piano and the tall curtained windows stays as in the reference, shot from one fixed wide camera.
Timeline Five beats over 15 seconds: far end of the room, the walk-in, the slide, the dip and turn, the stroll off.
Rules One person, five fingers per hand, normal feet, no speech, no text, logos or watermark.

How it opens

Replace the man in the black suit, white shirt, blue tie and black leather gloves in Video 1 with the person from Image 1. Their face, hair, clothes…

Why it goes wrong when you do it yourself

Without a motion reference the model invents a generic dance and loses the slide, the dip and the turn that make the trend.
The original man stays in the frame when the prompt does not name what must be removed: his face, tie and gloves.
Fast footwork on a wide shot blurs feet and hands, so sliding feet slip off the beat or grow extra toes.
Each try costs model credits and several minutes, and a face that is small in a wide shot is the first thing to drift.

How to make your Toosie Slide AI Trend video

Upload one photo of yourself

A sharp, well-lit, full-body photo of one adult, with your face visible. Whatever you wear in the photo, you wear in the video.

Wear the look you want

A black suit and gloves give the classic version. There is nothing else to choose: the room, the piano and the camera are built in.

Pick a format and generate

Choose 9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, 1:1 or 16:9, then press Generate. The 15-second MP4 has no watermark and comes with the trend sound already on it.

Post it

The sound is already on the video. Post it and label the clip as AI-generated; you can swap the sound on TikTok or Instagram if you like.

What is the Toosie Slide AI Trend trend?

Updated November 1, 2026 · videosi is an independent tool. It is not affiliated with TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, or with the owners of any trend, song, game or brand named on its pages.

The Toosie Slide AI trend takes a 2020 dance and puts it in a new setting. One person in a black suit, a blue tie and black gloves stands by the tall windows of a bright marble living room with a grand piano, walks toward the camera and then does the Toosie Slide: side slides with bent knees, swinging arms, a low dip and a turn, before strolling off to the right. The camera never moves, so the whole joke is the footwork.

The dance itself started on TikTok in spring 2020 and is named after Drake's song Toosie Slide, released in April 2020. The AI version is much newer. AI template clips with this piano-room setting began appearing on TikTok around 24 October 2026, and most of the ones we found have only a few hundred views; we found no single original creator for this version. As of late October 2026 it is only just starting to spread.

The sound is the Toosie Slide track. We could not confirm that every AI clip uses the identical cut, so that stays marked as unconfirmed on this page. The videosi video comes with the trend sound already on it, lined up with the moves.

This page does the whole recipe for you. Upload one photo of yourself, pick a format, and videosi renders the 15-second slide with your face, hair and clothes. Wear a suit and gloves in the photo if you want the classic look.

Toosie Slide AI Trend: shot by shot

0–2 s
Far end of the room
One person stands small by the windows beside the piano, arms raised, and steps toward the camera.
2–4 s
Walk-in
They walk to the middle of the marble floor, arms swinging, and drop into the first slide steps.
4–9 s
The slide
Knees bent, feet sliding left and right in front of the grand piano while both arms pump on the beat.
9–12 s
Dip and turn
A low dip, a quarter turn away from the camera and back, hands tucked in, the footwork getting looser.
12–15 s
Stroll off
They slow to a walk, glance over the shoulder at the camera and wander off to the right.

Tips for a better result

Full body in view
The dance is shot wide, so use a photo where your head, body and feet are all visible. A close-up selfie makes the model invent the body.
Dress for the room
A dark suit stands out against the bright marble room. Light clothes on a bright floor lose their outline.
Sharp face, good light
Daylight from a window keeps your face, hair and skin tone. Sunglasses or a hat hide the features the model needs.
One person, no collage
Crop to the one person who dances. Groups or collages in the photo can merge into one strange figure.

Good to know before you make a Toosie Slide AI Trend video

Likeness is not guaranteed: the camera is wide and the dancer is small, so faces drift most during the turns.
Fast slides can blur feet and hands; if a try comes out odd, a new photo with clearer feet often helps.
The room, the piano and the camera are fixed by the trend; you cannot move the dance to another place on this page.
The video comes with the trend sound already on it. A failed, timed-out or blocked render returns its credits automatically.

Toosie Slide AI Trend: questions

What is the Toosie Slide AI trend?

The Toosie Slide AI trend is a 15-second clip, as videosi makes it, in which one person in a black suit and gloves does Drake's Toosie Slide dance in a marble living room with a grand piano. AI template versions started appearing on TikTok around 24 October 2026; the dance itself dates from 2020.

How do I make the Toosie Slide AI video from my photo?

Upload one photo of yourself to videosi, choose 9:16, 1:1 or 16:9 and press Generate. The 15-second Toosie Slide video has no watermark and you write no prompt. Rendering takes several minutes, and the result is saved in My creations if you close the page.

Is there a Toosie Slide AI generator or website?

Yes. videosi (videosi.io) makes the Toosie Slide AI video from one photo of you. The living room, the piano, the camera and the prompt are built in, so you only pick the photo and the format. A 15-second Standard 720p video costs 13 credits, and your first video costs 10.

Is there a TikTok filter or CapCut template for the Toosie Slide AI trend?

Some AI apps and CapCut-style templates offer a Toosie Slide swap, but there is no official TikTok filter that we found. videosi renders a full 15-second video from one photo instead of a filter, so the moves, the room and the camera come out as one finished clip.

What AI model makes the Toosie Slide video?

videosi uses ByteDance's Seedance 2.0 family (Standard, Fast, Pro) and Seedance 2.5 (Ultra). A short clip of the dance gives the moves and timing, and your photo gives the face, hair and clothes. The full prompt is not published. You pick the tier on the generator page.

How much does the Toosie Slide AI video cost?

A 15-second Toosie Slide video on the Standard model at 720p costs 13 credits, and your first video costs 10. Higher tiers cost more. Credit packs start at $6.99 for 10 credits, credits never expire, and a failed or timed-out render returns its credits automatically.

Why does my Toosie Slide AI video not look like me?

Usually the photo is the cause. The dance is shot from a distance, so a close-up selfie gives the model little to go on for the body. Use a sharp full-body photo in daylight, with your face visible and one person only. Likeness is never guaranteed, and fast turns can drift a little.

Can I wear a suit in the Toosie Slide AI video?

Yes, but only if you wear one in your photo. videosi takes your clothes from the photo, so a black suit and gloves in the picture give the classic look. A hoodie in the photo gives a hoodie in the video. The 15-second dance and the room stay the same.

Can I use someone else's photo or my pet?

Use a photo of an adult who has said yes, such as yourself, a friend or a relative. The page is built for one person doing the dance. A pet will not do human dance moves convincingly, so videosi does not recommend it for this one. Label the finished clip as AI-generated when you post it.

What does the Toosie Slide mean?

The Toosie Slide is a dance named after Drake's 2020 song Toosie Slide. The AI trend places one person in a suit and gloves doing that slide in a marble living room with a grand piano, as a 15-second clip.

What song is used in the Toosie Slide AI videos?

The song is Toosie Slide by Drake, released in April 2020. We could not confirm that every AI clip uses the exact same cut, so we call that unconfirmed. The videosi video comes with the trend sound already on it, lined up with the moves, so there is nothing to add.

Is the Toosie Slide AI trend still trending?

As of late October 2026 it is just emerging: AI template clips appeared on TikTok from about 24 October 2026 and most carry a few hundred views, while the original 2020 dance is old and well known. Treat it as an early, small trend that has only just started to spread.

Can I use ChatGPT, Sora, Veo or Kling to make it myself?

You can try, but the result depends on the reference clip: without one, general video tools tend to give a generic dance and lose the room and the camera. videosi uses a motion reference so the slide, the piano and the timing match. Label the video as AI-generated when you post it.