Jisoo Addicted AI – Turn Two Photos Into the Addicted Duet Dance

What does the Jisoo Addicted AI video look like?

The Jisoo Addicted AI video is a 15-second vertical duet dance on a concrete rooftop at night, a dark sky overhead and a city full of lights stretching out behind the low wall. It works like a short performance with two acts. First each dancer gets the camera alone: the first opens with a hair flip and slow hand-to-face poses, a hand flies at the lens, and the second steps into a solo of their own, hands at the chin and one on the hip. Then the camera pulls back, both dancers hit the routine side by side with raised arms and knee lifts, the first dancer steps right up to the camera, and the clip ends with the two of you framing your faces with your hands.

In the AI version, the two dancers are you and a friend. Faces, hair, build and clothes come from your photos; the rooftop, the city lights, every pose and step, the cuts and the song come from the clip.

Where does the Jisoo Addicted dance trend come from?

The Jisoo Addicted dance trend takes its sound from a new K-pop solo single. According to The Korea Times, "ADDICTED" is the second pre-release single from JISOO's first full-length solo album, released on October 30, 2026, after her earlier pre-release "CLICK". Hypebeast described it as a dark, hypnotic dance-pop track that arrived with a music video.

Short duet dances to new K-pop songs spread fast on TikTok and Reels: two people, one camera, the same few counts of choreography. The AI version lets any two friends do it in the same spot, even if they live far apart. The name is simply what people search for; this site is not affiliated with JISOO, ROSÉ, BLACKPINK or their agencies, and the video doesn't use their likeness or any footage of them.

What are the Jisoo Addicted moves, second by second?

The Jisoo Addicted routine builds from two short solos to a shared finish, so each dancer gets a moment before the duet.

Time	Who	Move
0–3 s	First dancer	Hair flip, then smooths the hair back
3–5 s	First dancer	Hand under the chin, palm over one cheek; a hand rushes at the lens
5–8.7 s	Second dancer	Hands at the chin, one hand on the hip, head turns
8.7–12 s	Both	The camera pulls back; arms up, knee lifts and side steps together
12–13 s	First dancer	Steps right up to the camera
13–15 s	Both	Side by side, framing your faces with your hands

The example at the top of this page shows seconds 4 to 14, so it starts at the hand rushing the lens and stops just before the final pose. The video you get is the full 15 seconds, from the opening hair flip to the last frame.

Who should be the first dancer in the Jisoo Addicted AI video?

Make the person the video is about the first dancer. They open the clip alone and come back at the end to step right up to the camera, while the second dancer owns the middle solo.

Slot	When they shine	Good fit
1 · First dancer	Opening solo and the walk-up to the lens	The birthday person or the one who suggested the video
2 · Second dancer	The middle solo with the hand-on-hip poses	The friend who always nails the attitude

Different heights and builds look great side by side in the wide shot; the matching moves are what tie you together.

Will the Jisoo Addicted AI video actually look like us?

Yes. Each of you keeps your own face, hairstyle, skin tone, build and the clothes from your photo, in your own solo and in the duet, without swapping places, including right after the cut between the solos and after the hand moves away from the lens. The rooftop, the city lights and every move come from the clip.

This example came out of this effect from photos of two AI-generated, fictional adults; it is not the original clip and nothing in it was edited. The rooftop is dark, so bright, clearly different tops, like the mustard sweater and coral top here, keep each dancer easy to spot in the wide shot.

What comes from your photos and what stays from the clip:

Stays from the clip	Comes from your photos	May vary between runs
The night rooftop and city lights	Faces, hairstyles and hair colour	Exact arm height on each move
Every pose, step and the timing	Each person's clothes and shoes	How far the hair swings in the flip
The cuts and the camera pull-back	Skin tone, beard and build	The look of the distant skyline
The 15-second length and the song	Who dances first	Motion blur on the fastest moves

How do I do the Jisoo Addicted trend without filming it?

Upload a photo of each dancer on this page and press Generate, and Jisoo Addicted AI puts you both on the night rooftop, so you skip learning the counts, finding a rooftop with a skyline, filming two solos and a duet, and getting both of you in the same city on the same night.

Which photos work best for the Jisoo Addicted AI video?

Clear, front-facing half-body or full-body photos of one adult each work best. The solos are close and the duet is full length, so the AI needs both a sharp face and a sense of your build and outfit.

Photo	What usually happens
Half body or full body, facing the camera	Best match: recognisable in the solos and the duet
Bright, different colours for each dancer	Easy to tell apart on the dark rooftop
Close-up selfie	The face is right; trousers and shoes are guessed
All-black outfit	Blends into the night background
Hair covering the face	Harder to keep the face through the hair flip

How do you post a Jisoo Addicted AI video?

Post it as a duet with your person. The format is built around two solos, so the caption can play up who is who.

• Tag your duo. "Me and my dance partner who can't dance" or "the two of us at every K-pop night" makes it a shared joke.
• Long-distance duet. Friends in different cities can be on one rooftop; say so in the caption.
• Swap the solos. Make a second version with the photos reversed so each of you gets the opening.
• Want another dance? Glow Trio AI brings three of you into a glowstick routine, and Girls' Generation Gee AI Dance is a one-photo K-pop classic.