Two guys in suits making a beat: the "Alors on danse" sketch with you in it

What is the two guys in suits making a beat trend?

One studio scene: two people at a white table in an all-white room, a small keyboard next to an open laptop. One plays, the other leans in, points at the keys and gives orders. The joke is the gap between them: the player stays calm, while the one giving directions acts like the genius behind the track.

The version this trend uses has two men in suits standing in for Stromae and Debbouze, hence the name. It's in Trends.

Where does the original video come from?

"Alors on danse" is the hit by the Belgian musician Stromae (Paul Van Haver). Released in Belgium in September 2009 and across Europe in February 2010, it went to number one in many countries, France, Germany and Italy among them.

The making-of is a joke: a sketch from "Made in Jamel", the DVD of sketches by the French comedian Jamel Debbouze that went on sale on December 1, 2010. Debbouze plays a self-assured music coach who makes it look as if the hit was his idea, asking Stromae for a B-flat, the sound of a hungry dog and a "sick duck". Days before the DVD came out, French media wrote that the clip was spreading on Facebook and Twitter. Debbouze's official channel has the original sketch.

In 2026 it went around again: some reposted it as a real studio session, others captioned the two as a developer and an AI assistant.

Who and what is in it?

Two people, both already found in the trend's 30-second clip:

• The keyboard player (Stromae's part): on the left, taller and closer to the camera, looking down at the keys as he plays. In the vswp clip: a dark suit, a light blue tie and a badge on a lanyard.
• The coach (Debbouze's part): behind the table on the right, talking, gesturing and pointing at the keys. In the vswp clip: curly dark hair, glasses and a navy jacket over a white shirt.

The sketch never leaves this white studio, and both men are seen from about the waist up, so it all rests on their faces and hands.

How to make the two guys in suits video with AI

1. Pick two photos. One of you, one of a friend, one person per photo. Ask your friend first.
2. Open the trend. Go to the two guys in suits trend page and sign in with Telegram, no password needed.
3. Add the photos. One on the keyboard player, one on the coach. Whoever gets no photo stays as in the clip.
4. Choose the look. With "Keep the original look" on, the suits stay and only faces and hair change. Off, the look comes from your photos.
5. Preview, then the full video. The free preview is about 5 seconds at 480p with a small "vswp.app" mark; the full video is paid in Telegram Stars, price shown first.
6. Download or share. An MP4 at 480p or 720p with the original sound, usually ready in minutes.

More on scenes with friends: how to recreate a trend with friends.

Which photo for each role?

• The keyboard player mostly looks down, so his face is often seen from above and the side. Use a sharp, well-lit photo of your whole face, and give the part to the taller of you two.
• The coach wears glasses here, and things in front of the face are among the harder parts for AI video, so his face may need another take. Cast the friend who loves explaining things nobody asked about.
• Portrait or full body. To keep the suits, a clear portrait is enough. To wear your own clothes, use a full-body photo: it carries clothes, hair and silhouette best.
• Watch the hands. Fingers on keys are hard for AI, so check them in the preview.

More tips: which photos work best for an AI video swap. By starting a video you confirm you have the right to use the video and the photos.