The original Bad Times dance video in a kitchen
A dancer argues with the camera: hands on the head, palms out, a hand on the hip, then a lunge at the lens.
One kitchen, one phone on the counter and a full argument with the camera: hands on the head, "hold on" palms, a hand on the hip, then a lunge at the lens with a finger pointing. Upload one photo and the Bad Times AI video generator puts you in the dancer's place, or puts your dog or cat on its hind legs doing the same routine. Made with Seedance 2.5. No prompts, no watermark, 42 credits per video.
The two clips the templates follow moment for moment: the dance and the dog version. Generated Bad Times AI videos will appear here. Tap a video to play it with sound.
A dancer argues with the camera: hands on the head, palms out, a hand on the hip, then a lunge at the lens.
A dark shepherd dog stands on its hind legs and does the whole Bad Times routine, ending with its face in the lens.
One for people, one for pets. Pick who dances, then upload one photo.

You argue with the camera in a kitchen, from the head grab to the finger in the lens. Your face, hair and clothes. 15 seconds, vertical.

Your dog or cat stands on its hind legs, paws on its head, paw pads up, then lunges at the lens. Its own fur, ears and face. 15 seconds, vertical.
The trend is set to "Bad Times" by Imael Angel. The song came out in March 2026 and took off on TikTok in early September 2026, when creators started acting it out as an argument with the camera. Many captions credit TikTok creator Bouuh Yachaka with the routine.
The Bad Times dance is a lip-sync more than a dance: you grab your head in disbelief, push out a flat "hold on" palm, put a hand on your hip, shrug, then lunge forward until your face fills the frame and point straight at the lens. Soon the AI versions followed, with dogs and cats standing upright and doing every move, and Bad Times AI pet videos became a trend of their own.
The Bad Times AI video generator makes both from a single photo. The kitchen, the camera and every move come from the original clips. Your photo decides who dances: you, a friend, or your pet on its hind legs.
No choreography, no tripod and no prompt writing.
Open the Genjutsu AI generator with the Bad Times template for people, or switch to the Bad Times Pet template for your dog or cat.
One clear photo of whoever should dance: you, a friend or your pet. Upper-body or full-body photos work best.
Seedance 2.5 recreates the whole Bad Times dance video with the person or pet in your photo. Your HD video is usually ready in about 10 minutes, with no watermark.
Both versions end with the face right in the lens, so a sharp, front-facing photo matters more than anything else. For pets, a photo where the whole animal is visible helps it stand and dance on its hind legs.
Same kitchen, same argument, a new star every time:
The friend who argues with everyone, finally caught arguing with a phone. Tag them.
Send the birthday person a Bad Times video of themselves, or of their dog, losing it in the kitchen.
Post your pet’s Bad Times AI video for the pet accounts that already follow the trend.
Use it for the days when everything goes wrong and you need to tell the camera about it.
42 credits per video
Plans from $14.90/mo (billed yearly), credit packs from $19.90. Save up to 38% with yearly billing; videos start as low as $1.50.
It is a TikTok trend set to "Bad Times" by Imael Angel, which went viral in September 2026. People lip-sync the song as an argument with the camera: head grabs, "hold on" palms, a hand on the hip and a lunge at the lens. AI versions with dancing dogs and cats followed.
It is a pair of templates inside the Genjutsu AI video generator. You upload one photo and AI recreates the whole Bad Times dance video with that person, or that pet standing on its hind legs, moment for moment.
Open the generator on the Genjutsu AI homepage with the Bad Times or Bad Times Pet template, upload one photo, then click generate. No prompt or editing is needed, and the video is usually ready in about 10 minutes.
Yes. Use the Bad Times Pet template and upload one photo of your pet. It stands on its hind legs in the kitchen and does every move, with its own fur, ears and face.
Yes. The dancer gets the face, hair and clothes from your photo, including in the close-up at the end. Clear, front-facing photos give the best likeness.
Both videos are 15 seconds long in vertical 9:16, with the original song, ready for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.
Each Bad Times AI video costs 42 credits, for people and pets alike. If a video fails to generate, its credits are returned automatically.
No. Genjutsu AI is not affiliated with Imael Angel or the creators of the original clips. Only upload your own photo, your own pet, or a photo of someone who agreed to be in the video, and do not use photos of public figures.

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Upload one photo of you or your pet and get your own Bad Times video. One click, no rehearsal. 42 credits per video, HD and no watermark.