What are the jisoo addicted ai dance moves?
The Jisoo Addicted AI dance is a six-beat, 15-second hallway routine for two people: an entrance, a solo bounce, a turn, a shoulder lean, a side swap and a wave. The AI video performs it for you from your photos, so you do not have to dance. Make yours above.
The moves, beat by beat
| Time | Beat | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| 0.0–2.0s | Hallway entrance | Wide shot down the hallway: the first dancer poses at the back, the second sways past the lens holding a jacket collar. |
| 2.0–5.0s | Solo bounce | The two take turns in front of the camera: bouncing shoulders, a hand at the cheek, then a push-in on the second dancer with one arm raised. |
| 5.0–6.0s | Turn past the lens | The first dancer turns away right in front of the camera, a quick wipe that brings the two together. |
| 6.0–9.0s | Shoulder lean | Close two-shot: one leans a chin on the other's shoulder from behind and grins while the other gives a deadpan pout. |
| 9.0–12.0s | Side swap | They swap sides shoulder to shoulder, touching hair and face, with a sleeve flick toward the camera. |
| 12.0–15.0s | Wave finale | Both face the camera for the hand-wave hook of the song, smile and hold the last pose. |
The order never changes between renders. What changes is who is in it. For where the dance came from, read the trend explained.
Where the 15 seconds come from
ROSÉ's original post is a 38-second vertical video. The stretch where both dancers share the frame runs from about 15.5 to 30.5 seconds, and that 15-second part is the routine the remake follows. The longest beats are the solo bounce, the shoulder lean, the side swap and the wave finale, at 3 seconds each; the entrance takes 2 seconds and the turn only 1.
Who does what
It is a duet, so there are two parts. One person is the pose-and-turn dancer who starts at the back and spins away at 5 seconds. The other is the lean-and-swap dancer who gets the push-in and the shoulder lean. Upload the first dancer first.
Doing it alone
With a single photo, the second part is played by a generated face, so the routine still reads as a duet. With two photos, both parts are you and your friend. The same beats also run in the other dance looks, and the finished file is described on the video page.
If you would rather perform it yourselves, treat the table as a count sheet: enter in the first two seconds, bounce in turn until 5 seconds, spin out at 6, lean for three seconds, swap shoulders for three more, then face the camera and wave. The generated version never needs a rehearsal.
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