How to do TikTok’s Deck the Halls Christmas AI trend where you make random celebs dance

TikTok has been taken over by that kind of annoying but absolutely hilarious AI Deck the Halls trend ahead of Christmas this year, and it’s so easy to do. 

The trend started out as an actual real-life dance, where people were dancing along to a weird upbeat remix of the classic Christmas carol Deck the Halls. It feels like we’re back in the Covid pandemic TikTok dance era because the routine has gone crazy viral. 

But now, people have taken the trend to a new level and are making random celebrities do the dance routine using AI. I hate to say it, but some of them have actually got me belly laughing. 

From Claudia Winkleman and Romesh Ranganathan to Molly Mae and Tommy Fury, people are using AI to make all kinds of celebrities do the Deck the Halls dance. 

If you want to make one, here’s exactly how to do it. 

How to do that Deck the Halls Christmas AI trend on TikTok 

To make your own Deck the Halls video, most people are using a website called Kling AI, which is an extremely advanced AI video making site. 

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After you’ve made an account, all you have to do is find a similar video on TikTok and copy the link. Then, find photos of the two people you want to dance in the video. Once that’s all done, head to Kling AI and paste the video link in the prompt box, as well as uploading the two images from your camera roll. 

After that, you need to write a prompt, something like: “Create a video the same as this TikTok where [person one] and [person two] are dancing along to this Deck the Halls song in Christmas pyjamas. Make sure the dance routine is exactly the same.” If you want a specific background that relates to the celebrity or character, you can add that into the prompt too. Then, just tap “Generate”. 

As the trend has got so popular, there’s also a CapCut template that does the same thing too, so you could just use that instead. 

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