Stormzy Shut Up AI on TryH3 is for anyone who wants to roast a friend, star their pet or front the trend themselves without CapCut: upload one photo and get a 10-second 4:3 MP4 with the park clip's sound. The 5 signup credits do not cover one video. MiniMax H3 costs 104 credits and Seedance 2.5 starts at 108; a $9.90 pack covers one video, and accounts without a purchase download with a moving TryH3 mark.
How to make a Stormzy Shut Up AI video
Stormzy Shut Up AI needs one photo and one choice: who is at the front. The prompt asks the model to replace only the rapper, follow the clip's gestures, lean-ins and camera timing, and leave the park and the crowd as they are; results vary with the model and the photo. The finished 10-second video gets the clip's own sound laid underneath, so nothing has to be synced by hand.
- Choose who leadsPick A person, A pet or Custom look. Custom needs a short description of the outfit and can take an optional picture of it.
- Add the photo and pick the modelUpload one clear photo, then choose Seedance 2.5 or MiniMax H3 and a resolution. The credit total updates before you generate; the length stays at 10 seconds.
- Generate and downloadConfirm permission and generate while signed in with enough credits. The job stays in your history, so you can come back, preview and download the MP4.
Photos that work best show one adult or one pet, face clear and front-on, ideally from the waist up so the clothes are visible. The video has close-ups near the lens, so a sharp face matters more than a full-body shot.
Stormzy Shut Up AI examples: the park clip and two remakes
Stormzy Shut Up AI examples here start with the 10-second AI-made park clip, as posted: it is the scene, camera path and sound this generator follows. The other two put a new person at the front of the same park and sound, and their crowds are re-drawn, so faces behind the rapper differ from the first clip.
The park clip this generator follows (10 s)
10 seconds · A blonde woman in a white top raps at the handheld camera, leans in and turns to the crowd of young men in dark hoodies and caps, with the clip's own sound.
Remake: blue hoodie, similar crowd (10 s)
10 seconds · A dark-haired woman in a blue hoodie raps in the same park over the same sound; the crowd behind her is similar but not identical.
Remake: brown jacket, similar crowd, cropped to 4:3 (10 s)
10 seconds · A grey-bearded man in a brown corduroy jacket raps to the lens; same park and sound, a similar but different crowd, cropped from a wider frame.
Who to put at the front: your man, your pet or a new look
Stormzy Shut Up AI is mostly used as a joke at a friend's expense, which is why the trend is also called tell my man to shut up AI: the friend you want to roast becomes the one rapping at the camera. You can also put your dog or cat up front, or stay yourself in a new outfit, for example the red tracksuit people link with the original video.
| Choice | What you upload and what the prompt asks for |
|---|---|
| A person | One photo of an adult who agreed to it. The prompt asks for their face, hair, skin tone and visible clothes in every frame, and for nothing of the clip's rapper to remain. |
| A pet | One photo of a dog, cat or other pet. The prompt asks for it to stand on its hind legs, gesture with its own paws, with its own breed, coat and markings, with no human face or hands. |
| Custom look | One photo for the face, a short description of the outfit and, if you like, a picture of the clothes. The prompt asks the model to change only the outfit and styling; the park, crowd and moves stay as in the clip. |
What is the Stormzy - Shut Up video the AI trend copies?
Stormzy - Shut Up is the freestyle video the London rapper Stormzy put on YouTube in May 2015: shot handheld by a fan in South London, with a crowd of friends close behind him. The Stormzy Shut Up AI trend recasts that front spot. This generator follows a 10-second AI-made version of the park scene, not the 2015 footage, so Stormzy himself never appears in your video.
The song later reached number eight in the UK chart during a 2015 Christmas number one campaign. Original Shut Up video (YouTube) · Shut Up (Stormzy song) on Wikipedia
Who is Stormzy Shut Up aimed at?
Stormzy's Shut Up is aimed at more than one person, according to Wikipedia: the opening lines answer Big Narstie and J Spades, who joked that he looked like a backup dancer at the 2015 BRIT Awards, and a later line about people mentioning him in tweets is widely read as a reply to the East London MC Cadell. In the AI trend the same energy is pointed at a friend, as a joke.
Stormzy Shut Up AI price in credits
Stormzy Shut Up AI costs 104 credits per 10-second video with MiniMax H3, or 108 credits with Seedance 2.5 at 480p; a person, a pet or a custom look cost the same. At the Studio monthly credit rate those equal about $2.88 and $2.99. From a zero balance, the smallest credit pack that covers either is $9.90 for 180 credits, a one-time purchase; higher resolutions cost more, as the table shows.
| Free preview and signup credits | The 5 signup credits do not cover one video. |
|---|---|
| Smallest sufficient credit pack | $9.90 buys 180 credits, enough for one 10-second video at 480p or 768P. Higher resolutions need more credits; check the table before buying. |
| Trial pack | The $5.00 trial pack has 24 credits, 80 short of the cheapest video, so it does not cover this template by itself. |
| Watermark and download | Watching the examples and the preview is free. Accounts without a purchase download with a moving TryH3 mark; any credit-pack or plan purchase unlocks clean downloads. |
| Model | Resolution | Credits | Studio equivalent |
|---|---|---|---|
| Seedance 2.5 | 480p | 108 | $2.99 |
| Seedance 2.5 | 720p | 236 | $6.54 |
| Seedance 2.5 | 1080p | 578 | $16.02 |
| MiniMax H3 | 768P | 104 | $2.88 |
Dollar figures use the Studio monthly plan's $49.90 for 1,800 credits, not a per-video checkout price. Credit packs have other unit prices. The total for your model and resolution shows before you generate.
View credit packsWhat Stormzy Shut Up AI can't do
Stormzy Shut Up AI asks the model to replace only the rapper and not to bring back the clip's performer, but results vary with the model and the photo: faces can drift in the close-ups, hands can bend oddly, and part of the blonde hair or white top can show through. It makes only the 10-second 4:3 park scene with one lead; there is no group version, no vertical 9:16 crop, no custom lyrics, and no way to use Stormzy's own face or the 2015 footage.
Stormzy Shut Up AI FAQ
These answers cover what the sections above leave open: whether you can make it for free, phones and CapCut, the sound, uploaded photos and failed jobs. Watching the examples needs no account; generating uses credits, a signed-in account and permission from the person in the photo.
Can I make a Stormzy Shut Up AI video for free?
No. New users cannot generate a free Stormzy Shut Up AI video with the current signup credits. Watching the examples is free; generating needs enough credits, and the smallest pack that covers one video costs $9.90.
Do I need CapCut or an app?
No. Open TryH3 in your phone's browser (Safari on iPhone, Chrome on Android) or on a computer, sign in, upload the photo and generate. There is nothing to install and no template to find; download the MP4 when it is ready.
Does the video use the Stormzy Shut Up instrumental and lyrics?
The finished video carries the park clip's own 10 seconds of sound, laid under the picture after generation; this tool does not write new lyrics or swap the beat. Wikipedia credits the Shut Up beat to the grime producer XTC's 2004 instrumental Functions on the Low.
What happens to the photos I upload?
The photos are stored as unlisted links so the video model can read them; anyone who has such a link can open it, but nothing is published. Only upload adults who agreed to be in the video, and do not use it to impersonate or harass anyone.
What happens if a video fails?
If the model fails, the reserved credits come back. If the clip's sound still cannot be added after automatic retries, the task fails and its credits are returned. If a job stays in processing or a download does not work, leave the job in your history and contact support.