The desk you work at
Same chair, same deadline, the full routine in the room where the work actually happens.
Caption: Back-to-back meetings, then this.
I'm Not Yo B No More AI turns one full-body photo into the Steve Glover dance: your own room, your own clothes, and the routine and sound from the template.
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One full-body photo of one person, standing, head to toe in frame, face clear and lit: the clothes and the room come from your photo. A pet standing or sitting up works too.
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No prompt needed. Only upload photos of yourself or people who agreed to be featured; celebrity photos and film stills aren't allowed.
It is the Steve Glover dance: Steve Glover is a Milwaukee rapper and content creator, and his club routine of knee stomps, a fencing lunge and both fists thrown up went out in October 2026 to the chorus of Not Yours. An AI-made accountant then performed it in an open-plan office, and that take is where this template's moves come from; your photo supplies the dancer and the room.

The club take worked because the dancer went all in: a heavy build, a wide stance and every move at full size. It is easy to copy badly, which is the joke, and the lyric underneath is a breakup anthem that was already everywhere.
The office version added the second half: the same routine between desks, with coworkers watching. Nobody in an office actually dances like this, which is exactly why the routine is worth putting into your own room.
The chorus of Not Yours starts circulating as a breakup and single-life sound, months before anyone dances to it.
Steve Glover posts a club take of the routine, and the knee stomps, the lunge and the raised fists get a name.
The routine is re-shot in an open-plan office by an AI-made accountant, and that take is where this template's moves come from.
Glover posts a street take with a crowd dancing behind him, which carries the routine into a second, larger wave.
Dates come from public TikTok post timelines and Google Trends readings taken in October 2026.
One take, no cuts: five moves fill the fifteen seconds. The stills are frames of the routine the template sends.
10:00–0:03Both fists come up beside his ears with the elbows wide, and he stomps from one wide stance into the other.
20:03–0:08He twists out of the stomps, puts one hand to his head and drops into a low side lunge, then the other side, while a coworker walks through the foreground.
30:08–0:11Both arms fly out to the sides, chin up, mouth open in a shout, hips pushed forward.
40:11–0:13The fists come back up for two more stomps, then one arm sweeps out and he turns half away from the camera.
50:13–0:14The arms cross at the chest, open again, and he lands in a wide squat with both fists up.

Photo 1·Dancer
The dancer. Your photo brings the person, the clothes and the room; the template brings every move, the camera and the sound.
Works
Head to toe, standing
Face to the camera in even light
One pet, standing or sitting upAvoid
A waist-up or cropped photo
Two people in one photo
Dim, blurry snapshotsPut the photo in first
Drop one full-body photo of whoever should dance, or of a pet standing or sitting up, into the Dancer slot at the top of the page.
Generate at the resolution you pick
The Generate button shows the exact credit price for the resolution you choose before the run starts.
Save it and post it
Download the clip and post it where the joke lands; the moves do the talking.
The room comes from your photo, so pick the place where this routine looks most out of place.
Same chair, same deadline, the full routine in the room where the work actually happens.
Caption: Back-to-back meetings, then this.
Morning light, coffee in hand, knee stomps between the counter and the fridge.
Caption: Coffee first. Routine second.
The lunge and the wide stance need room, and a gym mirror or an empty studio floor gives them that.
Caption: Leg day, but make it choreography.
Outdoors, full body, light behind you: the routine reads best when nothing crowds the frame.
Caption: The neighbours are going to see this.

The line people type as his, your or yo B no more is one chorus: Not Yours by Lady Binladen. The shouted HELLO right after it is why some searches include that word as well.
Every template works the same way: add your photos, press Generate and get a shareable video without writing a prompt.
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Generate a clip from a prompt, a still image, a reference or existing footage.
Open toolNo. This template is not official and is not connected to either of them. The dancer in the clip is an AI-generated character, and your photo takes his place.
The routine is. The office take, with the accountant and the coworkers, is where these moves went viral; this template keeps the routine, the camera and the sound, and your photo brings the dancer and the room.
No. Every stomp, lunge and shout comes from the template, so your photo only supplies the person dancing them.
Yes. Your clothes, hair and the room come from the photo, so wear what you want to be seen dancing in.
No. One run takes one photo, so one person, or one pet, dances the whole routine.
Yes, one pet: the animal takes the dancer's place, and the room stays the one in its photo.
No. Uptown Downtown is an earlier dance from the same creator, set to his own song. This one is the club routine danced to Not Yours.
No. GO is the first word of a later cut of this same routine, and it has nothing to do with the song of that name.
Neither. Upload one photo on this page, pick a resolution and generate; there is no prompt to write and no template to install.
No, each video costs credits. The price depends on the resolution you pick, and the Generate button shows the exact amount before you start. New accounts get 10 credits at sign-up.
Videos made on a free account are public. On a paid plan they are private by default.
This page already runs Motion Control, with this routine fixed. The Motion Control tool on Oeneo AI is the one that takes a dance clip of your own.
Two spots are hardest: the quick half turn, when the face is briefly out of view, and the fast stomps, where the feet can smear. If the room bends or the face slips, run it again.
One full-body photo and a resolution is all it takes; the routine, the camera and the sound come with the template.