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A real video from this maker, unedited, made November 8, 2026 with photos of AI-generated sample people.
Two strangers in a dim elevator. One has big headphones on. The other leans over and says "I love the Smiths". Headphones come off, "Sorry?", "I said I love the Smiths", a long look, "You've got good taste in music", "You like the Smiths?". Now it is the two of you.
I Love The Smiths AI video generator: you and your crush in the elevator scene, headphones off, "I said I love the Smiths". 1-2 photos, 11 s, 16:9, 1080p.
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What happens in our example, a man with bleached curls and headphones and a woman with bangs and red lipstick play the i love the smiths elevator scene: A young man with bleached-blond curls, a mustard corduroy jacket and big black headphones stands in a dim metal elevator next to a woman with black bangs, red lipstick and a red cardigan. She glances at him and says "I love the Smiths"; he pulls the headphones down, turns and says "Sorry?", she says "I said I love the Smiths", and they hold each other's gaze; she smiles, says "You've got good taste in music", and he asks "You like the Smiths?".
I Love The Smiths is the elevator scene from the 2009 film 500 Days of Summer. He stands in the elevator with big headphones on; she hears the music leaking out and says "I love the Smiths". He takes the headphones off, "Sorry?", and she says it again: "I said I love the Smiths". The line has been a TikTok sound for years, and real couples have acted the moment out to it since 2023.
In November 2026 it turned into an AI trend: people put two other faces into the same elevator moment with AI video apps and CapCut templates, usually famous pairs. This I Love The Smiths AI video generator makes it with your own photos: you wear the headphones, your partner, crush or best friend says the line, and you get the head turn, the lines with matching lips and the long look, as an 11-second 16:9 video in 1080p.
Template clip: @svkqg8 on TikTok. The early AI version of the elevator scene our template follows, posted 6 November 2026. Trend began: November 2026.
Play counts were read on November 8, 2026 and keep changing.
We timed the AI version by @svkqg8 and transcribed its sound line by line. It is one locked-off close shot of the two riders, no cuts, with five short lines.
Both ways give the same 11-second video in the same elevator. Photo 1 always wears the headphones.
The motion comes from the AI version of the scene, turned into a depth video so the video model copies every glance, the headphones coming off and the timing, but none of the people in it. The elevator is the same dim metal elevator with the two of you put into it.
Here it is one click: upload your photo (and your partner's if you like), press Make, and the template films the elevator scene with the two of you, the lines and the sound already in it. You get an 11-second 16:9 MP4 in 1080p without a watermark, and a failed render gives its credits back.
You need 1-2 photos. Photo 1 (the one with headphones) (photo 1): stands on the left with big black headphones on, pulls them down with a "Sorry?", and at the end asks "You like the Smiths?". One person. Photo 2 (the one who says it, optional) (photo 2): stands on the right, says "I love the Smiths" twice, then "You've got good taste in music". Leave it empty and an AI-made stranger says it to you. Use one person per photo with the face clearly visible.
Drop the photos into the maker on this page and confirm you have permission. Photos go straight to private storage and are deleted after 30 days.
There is no sound to pick: your video comes with its own sound. Add the trend sound inside TikTok when you post, so your post links to the trend.
The I Love The Smiths AI video usually takes about 5–10 minutes. You can start another one or close the tab; it waits in Your videos.
Download the 11-second MP4 without a watermark and post it on TikTok, Reels or Shorts. Label it as AI-generated where the app asks.
The elevator scene from 500 Days of Summer (2009): one person has headphones on, the other says "I love the Smiths", then "I said I love the Smiths" after a "Sorry?". In November 2026 it became an AI trend where people put two new faces into the scene.
Two: photo 1 wears the headphones and photo 2 says the line. With only one photo, an AI-made stranger plays the second part.
Yes. The video comes with the trend sound and the lips move with its five lines: "I love the Smiths", "Sorry?", "I said I love the Smiths", "You've got good taste in music" and "You like the Smiths?". Photo 1 says "Sorry?" and the last line; photo 2 says the rest.
No. Each of you keeps the clothes from your own photo. Photo 1 gets big black headphones.
No. It is a maker on this site: you upload photos, press Make and download the finished video.
No. Use photos of yourself and people who agreed to be in the video. Public figures are not allowed.
An 11-second 16:9 MP4 in 1080p without a watermark, for 100 credits with one or two photos. You see the price before you pay, and a failed render gives the credits back.
They are used only to make your video and are not used to train models. See the privacy page for how long files are kept and how to delete them.
No. Remake Your Meme is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by the makers of 500 Days of Summer, The Smiths, TikTok or the creators of the clips we credit.
Each video uses 100 credits: $8.90 paid once, or from $5.60 with a monthly plan. Credits are taken only when the video finishes, and failed videos are refunded automatically.
They are stored privately on Cloudflare, sent to the video model only through short-lived links, never used for training, and deleted with the video after 30 days.