To make the two guys in suits making a beat AI video, open the two guys in suits trend on vswp, add your photo to one role and a friend's photo to the other, and start. Both men in the 30-second clip are already found, so there's nothing to film: the white studio, the moves, the camera and the sound stay as in the original. You can try a free preview first, and the MP4 is usually ready in minutes.
What is the two guys in suits making a beat trend?
It's a fake making-of of Stromae's hit "Alors on danse": a 2010 comedy sketch from "Made in Jamel", the French comedian Jamel Debbouze's DVD of sketches. Stromae plays the keyboard while Debbouze, a self-assured music coach, asks him for a B-flat, the sound of a hungry dog and a "sick duck", acting as if the hit was his idea.
In 2026 the clip went around again, reposted as a real studio session or captioned as a developer and an AI assistant. In this trend's version, two men in suits stand in for Stromae and Debbouze, hence the name. The joke is the gap: the player stays calm, while the one giving orders acts like the genius behind the track.
Who plays whom?
Everything happens at a white table in an all-white room, with a small keyboard next to an open laptop:
- The keyboard player (Stromae's part): on the left, taller and closer to the camera, looking down at the keys. In the 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 clip: curly dark hair, glasses and a navy jacket over a white shirt.
Both are seen from about the waist up, so it all rests on faces and hands. Give the coach's part to the friend who loves explaining things nobody asked about.
How do you make your own version?
- Open the trend. Go to the two guys in suits making a beat trend page and sign in with Telegram, no password needed.
- Add two photos. Yours on one role, your friend's on the other, after asking them. A role without a photo stays as in the clip.
- Choose the look. With "Keep the original look" on, the suits stay and only faces and hair change. With it off, the clothes come from your photos.
- Try the free preview. Press "Make the free preview" to see about 5 seconds at 480p, with a small "vswp.app" mark.
- Make the full video. Check the price and press "Create the full video", at 480p or 720p.
- Download the MP4. It keeps the original sound, and on a phone you can share it straight to Telegram or your stories.
New to this? See how to put yourself in a video.
Which photo works best for each role?
- The keyboard player mostly looks down, so his face is often seen from above and from the side. Use a sharp, well-lit photo of the whole face, and give the part to the taller of you two. Fingers on keys are hard for any AI video, so check them in the preview.
- The coach wears glasses, and anything in front of a face is hard for AI video too, so his face may need another take. A clear photo of the whole face, without sunglasses, helps most.
- One person per photo. Crop group shots.
- Portrait or full body. To keep the suits, a clear portrait is enough. For your own clothes, use a full-body photo: it carries clothes, hair and silhouette best.
This is generative AI, not frame-exact editing: pressing "Create video" again makes a new take, each a little different. If a face doesn't look like the person, see what to do if the face doesn't look like you. More tips are in which photos work best for an AI video swap.
How much does it cost?
Every new vswp user gets one free preview: about 5 seconds of the clip at 480p with a small "vswp.app" mark. The full video is paid in Telegram Stars (⭐), bought in the bot @vswpapp_bot. The price depends on the length, the quality and the number of people you replace, and you see it before you start. If a render fails or you cancel it, the Stars come back automatically. More in what's free on vswp.
Ready? Open the two guys in suits trend, add both photos and start with the preview.
FAQ
Is the Stromae and Jamel "Alors on danse" making-of real?
No. It's a comedy sketch from Debbouze's "Made in Jamel" DVD (2010), in which he pretends the hit was his idea. The original is on his official YouTube channel.
Does it have to be two guys?
No. Anyone can take either part. With "Keep the original look" on, the suits stay and the face and hair come from the photo.
Can I put Stromae, Jamel or another celebrity in it?
Use only photos you have the right to use: yours and those of friends who agreed. Leave public figures out. See face swap consent and safety.
Can I post it on TikTok or Reels?
Yes, if your friend agrees. Add an AI label: the EU AI Act's disclosure rule for deepfakes applies from August 2026, and rules differ by country, so this isn't legal advice.