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White Chicks — A Thousand Miles

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White Chicks "A Thousand Miles" AI trend: sing in Latrell's car

The White Chicks "A Thousand Miles" trend is the car scene from the 2004 comedy where Terry Crews, as Latrell, sings along to Vanessa Carlton's "A Thousand Miles" while his date stares in disbelief, now an AI face swap template. With vswp, you and a friend take the driver's and passenger's seats from photos alone, with nothing to film, and the singing, camera, night light and song stay as in the film.

Length: 29 s
People you can replace: 2
People already found, ready for your photos

What is the White Chicks "A Thousand Miles" trend?

At the wheel, Latrell Spencer, a pro basketball player played by Terry Crews, hears "A Thousand Miles" on the radio and sings it as if his life depended on it. Beside him, his date "Tiffany Wilson", really the FBI agent Marcus Copeland (Marlon Wayans) in disguise, holds a small dog and stares. A tough-looking man pouring his heart into a piano ballad is the whole joke.

The AI version took off during the 2026 World Cup: in early July, before Brazil played Norway, a clip with Vinícius Jr. driving and Erling Haaland as the passenger went viral, and Haaland tagged Vinícius saying they should remake it. Even Terry Crews reacted.

Where does the original video come from?

From White Chicks, directed by Keenen Ivory Wayans and released in June 2004, with Shawn and Marlon Wayans as FBI agent brothers undercover as the socialite sisters Brittany and Tiffany Wilson. Latrell wins a dinner date with "Tiffany" at a charity auction; on the drive, Marcus turns on the radio, apparently hoping a pop song will put him off. It backfires.

"A Thousand Miles" was Vanessa Carlton's 2002 debut single, and Terry Crews has said the scene was shot in one take. There's no original upload to link: the clips online are excerpts from the film. In Brazil it's "As Branquelas", in Portugal "Duas Loiras do Outro Mundo".

Who and what is in it?

Both people are already found in the clip on vswp:

The driver: Latrell (Terry Crews). On the right of the frame, in a dark suit and white shirt, with earrings, singing with his mouth wide open.
The passenger: "Tiffany" (Marlon Wayans as Marcus). On the left, with long blond hair and a small fluffy dog at her shoulder, turned toward the driver.

The 29-second clip is set at night and filmed through the windshield, both seen from the chest up.

How to make the White Chicks "A Thousand Miles" trend with AI

Pick the singer. Who drives, who's the passenger? Ask your friend before using their photo.
Open the trend. Go to the White Chicks "A Thousand Miles" trend and sign in with Telegram, no password needed.
Add the photos. One on the driver, one on the passenger. A role without a photo stays as in the film.
Choose the look. With "Keep the original look" on, the suit and Tiffany's outfit stay and only faces and hair change. Off, the clothes come from your photos.
Try the free preview. About 5 seconds at 480p with a small "vswp.app" mark; the full video's price is shown first.
Get the MP4. 480p or 720p with the original sound, usually within minutes, ready to download or share.

More ideas for duos: how to recreate a trend with friends.

Which photo for each role?

The driver: the friend who'd really belt out a ballad. The expressions come from the clip, so no singing selfie is needed. Latrell faces the camera almost straight on, so use a sharp, front-facing photo without sunglasses.

The passenger: the face often turns toward the driver, with the dog right beside it. Use a clear photo showing the whole face and hairline; a dog or a hand near a face can need another take. With the original look on, your hair replaces the blond one.

Both: the scene is at night, but your photos shouldn't be. With the original look on, a portrait is enough; with it off, a full-body photo carries clothes and silhouette best. More in which photos work best for an AI video swap.

Ready? Open the trend page, add two photos and start with the preview, or browse other trends.

Questions

How do I make the White Chicks "A Thousand Miles" AI video?

Open the trend on vswp, add a photo for the driver, the passenger or both, and start. Both people are already found, so there's nothing to film.

Can I replace only Terry Crews, or only the passenger?

Yes. Give a photo only to that role and the other stays as in the film: sing next to Marlon Wayans' "Tiffany", or stare at Latrell yourself.

Is there a free White Chicks "A Thousand Miles" AI generator?

Every new user gets one free preview, about 5 seconds at 480p with a small mark. The full 29-second video is paid in Telegram Stars, priced before you start, and the Stars come back if a render fails.

Can I put footballers or celebrities in the car, like the World Cup version?

Only photos you have the right to use: yours and those of friends who agreed. You confirm that when you start, so leave public figures out.

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