Left · photo 1
The hype man who jumps on the mic
Your first upload stands on the left in headphones, nodding along and hyping the lead, then crowds the mic for a few bars. Put the friend who can’t keep still here.
On the Radar AI: The 679 AI Trend
Turn two solo photos into an On the Radar AI video: one of you raps the lead into the mic, the other hypes and jumps in, in the green-lit vertical booth of the 679 AI trend.
- One click · no prompt
- Your faces and outfits, the booth’s moves
- Two friends, a couple, or you twice
Example · Green booth
PNG / JPG / WebP · up to 10 MB · at least 512px on the short side
0/2 photos
Two solo photos, chest up, face clear and well lit. Photo 1 stands on the left and hypes; photo 2 takes the mic on the right.
Video settings
No prompt needed. Only upload photos of yourself or people who agreed to be featured; celebrity photos and film stills aren't allowed.
One mic, two of you
What is the On the Radar AI trend?
On the Radar AI is the AI version of the On The Radar Radio freestyle: two rappers in a green-lit vertical booth, filmed in one close take and usually posted with Fetty Wap’s “679”. Here photo 2 holds the mic on the right and raps the lead, while photo 1 stands on the left, hypes, then crowds in for the shared bars. Your photos supply each rapper’s face, hair, build and outfit; the template keeps the booth, the mic, every move and the camera.
Right · photo 2
The lead who keeps the mic
Your second upload holds the mic on the right from the first bar to the last: eyes closed on the hook, hands working the beat. It suits whoever should look like they own the booth.
679 AI
Why it’s also called 679 AI
Most On the Radar AI videos are posted with Fetty Wap’s “679”, so the trend is searched as 679 AI too. The template keeps the bounce, the grins and the hand moves; add 679 from the sound library when you post.
Built into the template
The green booth, no green screen needed
No green screen, neon sign or studio required: the template brings the green-lit walls, the round neon ring, the mic and the camera, and asks for a ring with no lettering. All you bring is two photos.
Upload both photosWhere did the On the Radar AI trend come from?
On The Radar Radio is a New York hip-hop platform, founded in 2018, whose one-take vertical freestyles in a green-lit booth became a format of their own. The AI trend grew out of that booth and Fetty Wap’s “679”.
| Date | Stage | What happened |
|---|---|---|
| June 29, 2015 | The song | Fetty Wap releases “679”With Remy Boyz; No. 4 on the Hot 100 |
| July 21, 2023 | The booth | “On the Radar Freestyle” premieresDrake and Central Cee in the booth |
| January 14, 2026 | First AI edits | A solo AI On the Radar music videoOne rapper with a new face |
| April 17, 2026 | The clip AI copies | On The Radar Classics posts “679”Fetty Wap and Remy Boy Monty, live |
| September 18, 2026 | AI duos take over | AI clips put new faces on “679”From a “Korean Fetty Wap” to superheroes |
| September 19, 2026 | Tutorials | Two-photo guides and templatesOne photo per rapper becomes the norm |
On the Radar AI duo ideas: who takes the mic?
The clips that travel put an unlikely pair in the booth and hand the mic to whoever looks least like a rapper. Each idea takes two solo photos, with the lead in “Right”.
You and the friend who never sits still
They hype on the left and crowd in for the shared bars; you hold the mic on the right.
Caption: Us after one coffee
A couple trading bars
Whoever always gets the last word takes the mic; the other one plays hype man.
Caption: Settling the argument the only way we know
You, twice
Upload two different photos of yourself, one per side, and hype your own verse.
Caption: Me hyping myself up for Monday
Coworkers, roommates or a parent
The less likely the duo, the more replays. Adults only, and ask before you upload someone else’s photo.
Caption: Dad said he could still rap
On the Radar AI vs Hotel Lobby AI
Both put two people at the mic. Choose by the look you want to post: a green vertical freestyle booth or an orange widescreen studio performance.
| Compare | On the Radar AI | Hotel Lobby AI |
|---|---|---|
| Backdrop | Green walls, plain neon ring | Flat orange studio wall |
| Mics | One stand mic, lead and hype man | One shared hanging mic |
| Frame | 9:16 vertical, close framing | 16:9 landscape |
| Reference performance | About 15 seconds | About 15 seconds |
| Trend it recreates | On The Radar “679” clip | COLORS “Hotel Lobby” show |
| Best for | Vertical posts with the 679 hook | Widescreen duet edits |
Choosing two photos for the On the Radar AI booth
The booth is shot close, so each face fills a good part of the frame. Two clean solo shots matter more than anything else you control.
Mic-ready photos
One person, chest up, facing the lens
A straight-on chest-up shot covers the face and upper body the booth shows.
Mouth and jaw in clear view
The whole clip is rapping; a visible mouth keeps every line looking like the same person.
Soft, even light
Window light or open shade is enough; the green booth lighting is added in the video.
Photos that confuse the swap
Two people in one photo
Each side takes one person. Crop a group shot into two solo photos first.
Sunglasses, caps or a phone over the face
Move the phone, shades or brim out of the way; the booth is shot close enough to show the whole face.
Tiny, dark or blurry
Photos under 512px on the short side are refused; small faces lose detail once they start rapping.
Before you post, checkSame face in every verseLeft and right stayed putOnly two people in the boothNo lettering on the ring
What’s in an On the Radar AI music video?
What’s in an On the Radar AI music video?
- Photos
- 2, one person each: Left, Right
- Photo files
- PNG / JPG / WebP, up to 10 MB, at least 512px on the short side
- Reference performance
- About 15 seconds of two rappers sharing one mic in a green vertical booth
- Video length
- 5–15 seconds, 15 by default
- Aspect ratio
- 9:16 by default; also 21:9, 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4, or Auto
- Resolution
- 480p, 768p, 2K, or 4K; 768p by default
- Sound
- Generated with the clip; the “679” recording is not included
- Credits
- 196–945 per video; 355 for the default 15 s at 768p
- Failed runs
- Credits are returned automatically
More trending AI video effects
Every template works the same way: add your photos, press Generate and get a shareable video without writing a prompt.
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On the Radar AI and 679 AI questions
How do I make an On the Radar AI video?+
Upload a solo photo of the hype man to “Left” and the lead rapper to “Right”, then press Generate. The booth, the performance and the model are fixed, so there is no prompt to write and no tutorial to follow.
What is 679 AI?+
Another name for the same trend, after the song most people add to it. Searches like “679 AI cover” or “679 AI version” lead to AI-sung covers of the track, which are a different thing: this page makes the two-person booth video, not a song.
Is this the Fetty Wap AI video everyone is posting?+
It’s the same format: two rappers in the green booth, set to “679”. The viral versions put famous faces or characters on the mic; this template replaces both rappers with the people in your two photos instead.
Why does everyone use this booth for AI rap clips?+
The set is simple enough for a video model to rebuild: green walls, one neon ring, a single mic and tight vertical framing already made for phones. That made it the default backdrop for AI rap edits, and the surprise of who ends up on the mic is what gets shared.
Does the video come with the “679” song?+
No. The clip has sound the model generates, not the Fetty Wap recording. Add “679” from the TikTok or Instagram sound library when you post, where it is licensed, and lower the clip’s own audio.
Is On the Radar AI free?+
No, each video costs credits: 196–945 depending on length and resolution, and 355 for the default 15-second clip at 768p. The exact price shows on the Generate button before you spend anything, and failed runs are refunded automatically.
Can I make it with only one photo?+
Both sides need a photo. To rap next to yourself, upload two different photos of you, one in “Left” and one in “Right”.
Can we swap who holds the mic?+
Yes. “Left” always hypes and “Right” always holds the mic, so switch the two uploads to switch roles.
Is this official, and does it show the On The Radar sign?+
No. Oeneo AI is not affiliated with On The Radar Radio, Fetty Wap or Remy Boyz. The template asks for a plain green neon ring with no lettering behind your two rappers.
Why does a face look different from the photo?+
Side angles, hats, sunglasses, low resolution or a second person in the shot leave the model guessing, and the guess can drift between verses. Use a sharp, front-facing solo photo for each side and generate again.
Whose photos can I use?+
Your own, and those of adults who agreed to appear. Don’t upload public figures or other people’s photos to pass the clip off as a real performance; AI On The Radar clips have already been shared as if they were real.
On the Radar AI
The mic’s open, and there’s room for two
Upload one photo for each side, check the price, and post the freestyle with “679” on top.