Quick answer
Upload one photo to Starrd's Burning Bridges template and it makes a 20-second vertical, cinematic music-video clip of you, or your pet, as the life of a packed chandelier-lit party, rapping along to Drake's 'Burning Bridges' with a silver cocktail shaker in your left hand: walking out of the crowd, finger flicks at the lens, the arms-wide swagger, the collar grab, pouring into the crowd's glasses, and the two 'Where she at?' face-covers with the hand over your eyes, move for move from the original take, with the song. Shot like an 85mm film still: creamy bokeh, halation, bloom and grain. You keep your own clothes and jewellery; pets stand upright with real paws. 150 credits (about $7.50).
The same dance, any subject — tap one to make it with your photo.
One photo in, and out comes you (or your pet) running Drake's "Burning Bridges" party: silver shaker in hand, rapping the verse, chandeliers glowing, and both "Where she at?" face-covers right on time. Here's one made from a single photo of a chimp in gold chains and nerdy glasses:
Burning Bridges
One photo. You or your pet rapping Drake's 'Burning Bridges' at a chandelier party, 'Where she at?' and all. 20 seconds, vertical.
What You Get
- The party. A packed, wood-panelled room under crystal chandeliers, the crowd raising their glasses around you.
- The silver shaker, in your left hand the whole way through, like the video.
- The routine, beat for beat. Walking out of the crowd, finger flicks at the lens, the arms-wide swagger, the collar grab, pouring into the crowd's glasses, the "ooh" face, and the two "Where she at?" face-covers.
- The verse. Your mouth raps on the lines and shuts in the gaps, and keeps mouthing through both face-covers.
- The look. Shot like an 85mm music-video still: creamy bokeh, red-orange halation, bloom off the chandeliers and film grain.
- 20 seconds, vertical 9:16, one handheld take, with the song.
What the Trend Actually Is
"Burning Bridges" is a Drake song from his 2026 album Iceman, released May 15, 2026, and widely read as a shot at A$AP Rocky. It reached No. 13 on the Billboard Hot 100.
The moment everyone copies is "Where she at?": a hand up over the eyes, scanning the room. It became a full meme during the 2026 World Cup, when Drake did it on the stadium screen after a Cristiano Ronaldo goal and Ronaldo then did it himself. Creators started dropping themselves into the party scene with AI, silver cup and all, and the clip this template copies is one of those.
Why it suits AI: the energy is all swagger, and swagger is funnier on the least likely star. Your grandad, your best friend, a chimp in gold grills: the party treats them all like the main event.
Pets Welcome
- On two legs. Your pet stands upright in the middle of the party like a person.
- Shaker in paw. The left paw holds the silver shaker; the right paw points, waves and covers its eyes on "Where she at?".
- Rapping with its own mouth. Real teeth and tongue, never human lips.
- Still your pet. Its own face, fur and markings, plus anything it's wearing in its photo.
Use one clear, well-lit photo where the face is sharp. Whatever you're wearing, chains, glasses, a hat, comes with you. The room, the crowd, the shaker and the moves come from the template.
The Fastest Way
Burning Bridges
One photo, the full 20-second party routine with both 'Where she at?' face-covers and the song. People and pets.
One photo, 150 credits (about $7.50), no prompt. The template holds the room, the crowd, the shaker, the moves and the song; your photo only decides who's running the party. It renders on Seedance 2.5 at 480p, vertical 9:16.
Build It Yourself
1. Turn the clip into a depth map. Strip the audio and run the 20-second take through a depth-estimation model (we used Depth Anything V2). You get a greyscale video of shapes, distance and motion only: every move and the handheld camera survive, but the original rapper's face and outfit don't, so neither can leak into your video.
2. Make one cinematic still of you at the party. Name the hand that holds the shaker, or the model will swap it.
A photorealistic vertical 9:16 film still of the subject from the reference photo, the life of a packed late-night party in a dark wood-panelled room under crystal chandeliers, hyping straight into the camera, holding a silver cocktail shaker up in their LEFT hand and pointing at the lens with their RIGHT. A dense crowd of partygoers raising drinks behind them. Shot on an 85mm lens with a shallow depth of field: creamy bokeh, red-orange halation around the highlights, soft bloom off the chandeliers and film grain. Keep their exact face and their own clothes and jewellery. No text.
3. Write the routine beat by beat. This is the step that makes or breaks it. Watch the original at two frames a second and write every move with its time, facial expression and lyric: "16–17.5s: right hand over the eyes, shaker up beside the face, mouth still rapping". Without it, the model gives you generic dancing and skips the face-covers.
4. Drive it with the depth map. Feed the still, your photo, the depth video and the beat list to a model that copies motion from a reference video (we recommend Seedance 2.5). Say the still decides everything you can see, the depth video decides only movement and timing, and the result is in full colour, never grey. Lay the song back on at the end.
Common Mistakes
Using the raw clip. The original rapper's face and outfit come through. A depth map carries the moves without them.
No beat list. A depth map alone gets you the rough motion. The signature moves, both face-covers, only land when they're written into the prompt with times.
Covering the whole face. "Where she at?" is a hand over the eyes. Cover the mouth and the lip sync disappears on the best line.
Letting the shaker switch hands. Say which hand, in the still and the video prompt.
FAQ
How many photos? One.
Does it work with my pet? Yes. It stands up, holds the shaker in a real paw and covers its eyes on "Where she at?".
How long is it? 20 seconds, vertical 9:16.
What does it cost? 150 credits, about $7.50.
Related Reading
- How to Make the Drake & Sexyy Red 'Cheetah Print' AI Music Video: the other Drake template
- How to Make the 'Cheba Man' AI Video: another one-take party routine
- How to Make an AI Dance Video: the full guide to dance templates
- How to Make Your Pet Dance: pets on the dance floor
