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Choosin' Texas Emo AI Video

Upload one photo and get a video of yourself performing the viral emo Choosin' Texas rooftop clip: 14.7 seconds, lip-synced, with the song.

Production slate

Your photoJPG, PNG or WebP · min 300 px

Waist up, face large and clear, facing the camera.

How to choose a photo →
  • Waist-up photo of a young man in a mustard T-shirt facing the camera in even daylight
    Facing the camera, even light
  • Blurry photo of a man in a mustard T-shirt, his face out of focus
    Blurry or out of focus
  • Underexposed photo of a man in a dim room, his face in shadow
    Too dark to see the face

Photos you don't use are deleted automatically within 24 hours.

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AI-generated
Sample · HD
The photo it was made from: a young woman with glasses and a green sweater, waist up

Made with: Seedance 2.5

Standard (480p) video
100 credits
HD (720p) video
200 credits
  • 100 credits

    $7.99
    Makes1 × Standard (480p)
  • Recommended

    200 credits

    $12.99
    Makes1 × HD (720p)or 2 × Standard (480p)
  • 600 credits

    $29.99
    Makes3 × HD (720p)or 6 × Standard (480p)
  • One-time payment, no subscription
  • Credits never expire
  • Failed videos refunded automatically

What is the Choosin' Texas emo version?

Choosin' Texas is Ella Langley's country hit. On 29 September 2026 the comedy creator @kobbapot posted himself singing it as an over-the-top emo rock anthem on the top floor of a parking garage at night, in a black cowboy hat: rock horns at the lens, bounces against the wall, screamed high notes. It spread fast on TikTok, and people copied it on their own rooftops, in duets and under captions like "If Choosin' Texas was emo".

ChoosinTexasEmo skips the filming and the singing. Upload one photo and the AI makes a video of you doing the same rooftop routine, with your own face, hair and clothes, mouthing the words to the emo vocal.

Your video is a 14.7-second cut of the performance; the original post runs longer. It opens with the bounce off the wall and the double rock horns close to the camera, goes through the pleading hands and the back-to-the-wall squats, and ends on the lunge toward the lens, before the final drop to one knee.

How it works

  1. 01

    Upload one photo

    A clear JPG, PNG or WebP photo, at least 300 pixels on each side. The template does the rest: there is no prompt to write.

  2. 02

    Pick a quality and generate

    Each quality shows its length, resolution and credits before you start. The video is usually ready in under 10 minutes.

  3. 03

    Download and share

    Your video waits under My videos for 30 days. Download the MP4 and post it anywhere.

Choosing a photo

Works well

  • Waist-up photo of a young man in a mustard T-shirt facing the camera in even daylight
    Facing the camera, even light
  • Waist-up photo of a young woman with glasses and a green sweater, face large and looking at the camera
    Waist up, face large and clear
  • Waist-up photo of a white-haired older woman in a beige cardigan, alone in the picture
    One adult alone in the photo, young or old

Avoid

  • Blurry photo of a man in a mustard T-shirt, his face out of focus
    Blurry or out of focus
  • Underexposed photo of a man in a dim room, his face in shadow
    Too dark to see the face
  • Photo cropped at the nose, so the top of the face is missing
    Face cut off by the frame

The short answer

To make the Choosin' Texas emo video with your own face, upload one waist-up photo to ChoosinTexasEmo, pick Standard (480p) or HD (720p) and press Generate. The AI makes a video of you performing the routine from @kobbapot's emo rooftop cover of Ella Langley's song: 14.7 seconds of rock horns, wall bounces and screamed notes, with your lips moving to the emo vocal. You get a vertical 9:16 MP4 with the sound, usually in under 10 minutes. A video costs from 100 credits, and if it fails the credits go back automatically.

Questions

What is the Choosin' Texas emo trend?

It started with @kobbapot's TikTok from 29 September 2026: in a black cowboy hat on a parking garage roof at night, he sings Ella Langley's country hit Choosin' Texas as a screaming emo rock song, with rock horns, wall bounces and a drop to one knee. People also call it the emo Choosin' Texas remix or "If Choosin' Texas was emo".

How do I make a Choosin' Texas emo video of myself?

Upload one waist-up photo, choose Standard (480p) or HD (720p) and press Generate. You sign in only when you generate. The video is usually ready in under 10 minutes and waits in My videos; we also email you when it is done.

How long is the video, and which part is it?

14.7 seconds, vertical 9:16. The original post is longer; your video is the part from the bounce off the wall and the rock horns at the camera to the lunge toward the lens. The final drop to one knee is not in it.

Do I have to sing?

No. The video comes with the emo vocal from the original clip, and your lips move in time with it. You only upload a photo.

Will I get the cowboy hat?

No. Your face, hair and clothes come from your photo, not from the singer in the original. If you want the hat, wear one in your photo.

Can women or older people make it?

Yes. Any adult can: the samples on this page include a young woman and a grandmother. You keep your own look and do the same moves.

How much does a video cost?

Standard (480p) costs 100 credits and HD (720p) costs twice that. Credit packs are a one-time payment and never expire. There is no subscription.

What photo works best?

A waist-up photo of one person, face large, sharp and facing the camera, in even light. Full-body shots with a small face, sunglasses, group photos and dark or blurry photos give weaker results.

What if the video fails?

If a video fails, times out or does not pass our content check, the credits go back to your balance automatically.

Can I post it on TikTok, Reels or Shorts?

Yes. You download a 9:16 MP4 with the sound, ready to post. Say that it was made with AI when you share it. The song and the emo cover belong to their owners, so follow each platform's music rules, especially for ads or paid posts.

What happens to my photos?

Your photos are used only to make your video. Photos you do not use in a video are deleted automatically within 24 hours.