The sound is the template's own
The Bécane audio in the template plays as it is: nothing is re-recorded, re-timed or generated, so the video comes with the song already on it.
Add one photo and step into Yamê's song Bécane: you or your pet take the hanging mic in the orange studio, hand over the mouth, head back, palms open.
Example · 12s cutPNG / JPG / WebP · up to 10 MB · at least 512px on the short side
0/1 photos
One photo of one person or one pet, chest up and facing the camera, mouth uncovered, no sunglasses. That face sings in every shot.
Video settings
No prompt needed. Upload yourself, someone who agreed to it, or your pet; celebrity photos and film stills aren't allowed.
The Bécane Yamê AI trend, or Bécane AI for short, takes a clip of the Bécane studio performance and swaps the singer for someone new, while the orange wall, the hanging mic, the cuts and the song stay. The 12-second cut runs through four moves.
10:00The take opens close on the singer as one hand rises beside the mouth, the silver mic hanging at the top left.
20:00The move the trend is known for: the hand cups over mouth and nose, the eyes close and the head tips back.
30:02The hand drops away and the head goes back again, mouth wide open, singing upward.
40:05The camera cuts out to the waist: both palms open and turned up, the singer sings up toward the hanging mic, hands moving with the song.
Bécane has one singer and takes one photo. For two people taking turns at a hanging mic in an orange studio, there's a separate template: Hotel Lobby AI
Mostly: the video keeps the performance's own sound, and the new singer's lips follow the vocal already in the template, so the mouth moves with Bécane. It isn't word-for-word dubbing.
The Bécane audio in the template plays as it is: nothing is re-recorded, re-timed or generated, so the video comes with the song already on it.
The mouth moves are taken from the singer in the template, so the new face opens and closes on the same beats of the song.
When a hand covers the mouth, the head tips far back or the face turns side-on, there is less mouth to match, so the lips or the face can drift for a moment.
Your photo changes the face on screen, not the singing: the vocal in the video is Yamê's from the performance, not yours.
This Bécane AI tutorial needs no prompt and no editing app: it goes from one photo to a finished video in three steps.

Your photo·Singer
Plays the singer in every shot. Your photo gives the face, hair and clothes; the orange studio, the hanging mic, the camera, the cuts, the gestures and the sound come from the template.
Upload
One person, chest up, looking into the camera
One cat or dog sitting up, face to the cameraSkip
Sunglasses, a low cap or a hand over the mouth
Two people in one photo
A side profile or a face turned awayAdd your photo
Drop one photo into the Singer slot and choose the short cut or the full take.
Click Generate
The button shows the exact price for your version and resolution before anything starts.
Post it
Download the vertical video and post it to TikTok, Reels or Shorts.
The Bécane AI trend starts from “Yamê – Bécane | A COLORS SHOW”, a studio performance filmed at one hanging mic against an orange wall.
The AI versions copy the opening of a clip of that performance reposted on TikTok in July 2026, the hand over the mouth and then the open palms, and put someone unexpected at the mic. One of the first captions summed up the joke: it's not him anymore, so who's next?
The studio performance of Bécane goes up on YouTube; it has 114.9 million views.
The performance's official TikTok account posts a 13-second clip of it: 36 million plays.
The performance's official TikTok account posts a clip of it again: 30.2 million plays and 3.3 million likes.
AI versions with the singer swapped out start appearing on TikTok; the most-watched has 53,900 plays.
A TikTok tutorial on making the Bécane AI video goes up and reaches 175,200 plays.
Sources: YouTube view count and TikTok play and like counts, read on October 29, 2026.
Yourself, anyone who said yes to it, or the family pet: the Bécane meme lands hardest when the new singer is the last one you'd expect at that mic.


Caption: Bécane, but it's me now
Play it straight, as if you'd always sung like this.


Caption: He says he can't sing. Bécane disagrees.
Whoever always passes the karaoke mic makes the best Bécane singer.


Caption: My sister found the hanging mic
Make one for each of you and post them side by side.


Caption: It's not him anymore… who's next?
The biggest contrast of all: a cat or dog where the singer stood.
Every template works the same way: add your photos, press Generate and get a shareable video without writing a prompt.
View all effectsDance the NEON duo intro with a friend
Try itYour crew takes over the Outstanding desk-concert band
Try itOne full-body photo dances Soda Pop
Try itOne photo, one cut, the female Malfoy look
Try itBe the deadpan suited dancer
Try itSing the rooftop emo cover
Try itA halo or horns, from one photo
Try itRemove the orange background, upscale the finished take, copy a dance with motion control or start a new video from a prompt.
Generate a clip from a prompt, a still image, a reference or existing footage.
Open toolCut the subject out of any clip and export a transparent WebM or a solid colour.
Open toolFAQ
No, each video costs credits. The price depends on the version and the resolution, and the Generate button shows the exact amount before you start. New accounts get 10 credits when they sign up.
Yamê, a French-Cameroonian singer. Bécane came out as a single in June 2023 and is on his EP Elowi.
Bécane is French slang for a motorbike, and in the song the bike stands for freedom. On its own the word also turns up as a motorbike model and as a 2023 TikTok meme of cats photoshopped into other animals; Bécane AI here means Yamê's song.
The 12s cut has the hand-over-mouth close-up and the open-palm shot, the part most Bécane AI videos use. The full take adds a side-on shot with one arm stretched out and a closer chest-up shot to finish, and costs more.
Yes, with a clear photo of one pet. How the paws stand in for the hand moves, and how closely the mouth follows the song, varies from photo to photo.
No. He is swapped out in every shot, close-ups included, so his face never shows in your video.
No. An AI cover clones a voice to sing the song; this template changes who is on screen and keeps the original vocal.
No. Hotel Lobby AI is two people trading rap lines at a hanging mic in an orange studio; Bécane is one singer, hand over mouth, head back. This template takes one photo, so for a duo use the Hotel Lobby AI template on Oeneo AI.
No. Oeneo AI has no affiliation with Yamê or COLORS, and neither made or endorsed this template.
Bécane Yamê AI
From one chest-up photo to a vertical Bécane video at the hanging mic, hand over the mouth and all.