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On The Radar AI Video Generator
On The Radar AI builds the green booth around your photos. Two mics, one hook, original beat.
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How to Make an On The Radar AI Video
Add one or two photos, pick the booth color, and On The Radar AI films the freestyle. No On The Radar AI prompt to write.
Step 1
Add Your On The Radar AI Photos Duo takes two photos — you on the left rapping first, your friend on the right. Solo takes one. Chest up, face clear, one person per photo.
Step 2
Pick the Booth Classic Green is the On The Radar AI look. Amber Booth and Ice Blue Booth keep the routine and change the light.
Step 3
Generate the Clip Click Generate. On The Radar AI returns a vertical 9:16 MP4 of about 10 seconds with an original beat and rap. Add the official sound in-app when you post.
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What Is the On The Radar AI Trend?
On The Radar AI is the video trend that recreates the green-lit radio booth of the On The Radar freestyle show and casts you in it: headphones on, standing mics up, trading verses with a friend like the booth clips that rack up millions of views — the show's own "679" take passed 19.5 million views, and #ontheradarai had collected 14.5 million more by October 2026. This generator films the booth routine from your photos, as a duo or a solo freestyle.
It is also searched as OTR AI, 679 AI, and radio booth rap trend. The clip generated here is an original scene: no show logo, no artists, no copied footage.
How the On The Radar AI Generator Works
On The Radar AI reads photo order like a mic order. In Duo, photo one is the left rapper who starts the verse; photo two is on the right, bouncing, pointing on the beat and hyping the lead. They turn to each other, laugh, then rap the hook in sync — the salute, the arms out, the grin at the camera. In Solo, you get the one-take freestyle alone at the mic.
The camera drifts from a side angle to the front, the way the booth clips are filmed. The default render is about 10 seconds, vertical 9:16, 480p, with an original bouncy beat and English rap lines synced to the mouths. The neon ring on the wall stays empty — no words, no logo.
Which Photos On The Radar AI Needs
Chest-up photos with the face sharp and well lit, looking at the camera or slightly to the side — the video frames you from the waist up behind a mic. You keep your clothes from the photo; a hoodie, a jacket or a chain fits the booth. Black studio headphones are added over your ears.
One person per photo, always — a group photo can blend faces. Use your own photos or adult friends who agreed. Never children, strangers, or celebrities.
Post It Right
The generated clip carries its own original beat and rap, not the trend's song. If you want the sound people know, add the official audio in TikTok or Reels when you post; it belongs to its owners. Captions that fit: "the booth was calling", "bar for bar with my day one", or "OTR tryouts". Hashtags: #ontheradarai, #679, and #aivideo.
Say the clip is AI-generated and keep the platform label on. It shows you and your friend, never the artists.
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On The Radar AI FAQ
It is an AI video trend that recreates the green-lit radio booth of the On The Radar freestyle show and casts your photos in it — either two rappers trading verses side by side, like the booth take that passed 19.5 million views, or one solo freestyle.
Add two photos for the duo — you on the left rapping first, your friend on the right — or one photo for a solo freestyle. Pick the booth color and click Generate. A vertical MP4 of about 10 seconds lands in your library.
They are the same wave: the 679 booth clip is the trend's most famous example. This page targets the green-booth On The Radar look with Duo and Solo versions; our Fetty Wap 679 AI Trend page covers the 679 angle with its own stage options.
No. The clip comes with an original bouncy hip-hop beat and AI rap lines in English, synced to the mouths. If you want the official track on your post, add it from the TikTok or Instagram sound library; it belongs to its owners.
Photo order is mic order: photo one is always the left rapper who starts the verse, photo two is on the right. Swap the photos and generate again to switch sides.
It can work — upload a clear photo of the whole animal and it raps upright at the mic with its own fur and markings. The classic duo look uses people.
No. The neon ring on the back wall is plain and empty, and the prompt bans all words, letters and logos. It is the booth look, not the show's branding.
About 10 seconds, vertical 9:16, 480p by default, as an MP4 with sound: the verse, the turn, and the hook. You can switch duration and resolution before you generate.
New accounts get free credits to start, and the exact credit cost shows on the Generate button before you click. A failed video returns its credits.
On The Radar AI Video Generator
On The Radar AI builds the green booth around your photos. Two mics, one hook, original beat.
Create Your On The Radar Video