Wassup in a Minute AI prompt (and when you don't need one)
If you use a general AI video app, start from the prompt below, written from the public hillside video. A prompt alone rarely lands the head slap on the beat, keeps three faces apart for 15 seconds, or cuts between four shots like the original; here you don't write one at all.
By Wassup in a Minute AI · Last updated November 15, 2026
A prompt to start from
Use it with three reference photos in an app that takes images:
Horizontal 16:9 handheld phone video on a misty green hillside, a lake and cloudy mountains behind. Three friends in a loose row, person A in the middle, B on the left, C on the right and nearest the camera. C pouts at the lens; all three groove with bent arms, then on the beat slap both hands onto the top of their heads and keep them there, A laughing, C wide-eyed. Hard cut: A chest-up in the centre, rolling finger guns at the camera and lip-syncing, B and C small behind with arms up, grinning. Hard cut: the three side by side bouncing on the spot. Hard cut: wide shot, the three spread out across the slope freestyling.
What a prompt can't fix
- The head slap landing off the beat, or not at all.
- Three faces blending or swapping places between shots.
- Clips cut off at 5 or 10 seconds, before the row and the freestyle.
- The hillside turning into a different place in each shot.
No prompt here
The generator already has the hillside, the camera and every move set up. You add the photos; there is nothing to write.
Skip the prompt: add your photos instead.
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