Pet Hip Hop is a one-tap file, not a prompt you rewrite weekly
/templates/pet_hip_hop is a photo in, a clip out. A new generate is a different object.
pet_hip_hop is a photo in, a clip out. A new generate is a different object.
Pet Hip Hop turns your pet into a couch-sitting hip-hop star. Input: Your pet photo, required. Estimated cost on the card: about 93 credits, rising to about 136 for a full-quality render. You do not rewrite a Veo prompt every Friday to chase the same gag. You attach the still the template already knows how to consume. You run it.
A blank generate — "make my dog a rapper, cinematic, couch, gold chain" — is a different SKU. Different bill. Different failure mode. The template already chose the stack. Your job is the photo.
Photo in. Couch clip out.
Run a one-tap AI video template is the named agent job. get_template lists the inputs. start_template_run starts when every required input is a hosted URL, usually a photo attached with the chat + button. A live card tracks the run. get_template_run and cancel_template_run support that card. You do not poll status in most cases. Output is that template's finished video.
Pet Hip Hop's image field is required. There is no default pet. Starting with a partial inputs object is how you get an error instead of a clip. Attach a clear, front-facing photo. Then start.
No timeline. No scene list. No "write a three-act verse." The creative choice happened when the template was built. Weekly novelty is a new photo, not a new paragraph.
A weekly prompt is not this template
People open a text-to-video row and paste last week's rap prompt with a new adjective. That is a generate. It will invent a face that is not the upload, a couch that does not match, a pet the still never was. It will also not be the ~93-credit one-tap object. You paid a model to approximate a template you already have.
Forcing Pet Hip Hop to be a product ad, a talking brand film, or a multi-scene movie is the other miss. Templates do not take a plot. Create a multi-scene AI movie is a different named job. Cloning a public workflow (recreate_public_template) is a different object again: saved, not auto-run. One-tap is finger-snap / mugshot / pet-hip-hop class: photo in, clip out, no cloned scene graph.
If no template matches, generate. Do not run Pet Hip Hop "just to have motion." You will pay the template estimate for a format you will not post.
The templates catalog is the rest of the shelf. Pet Eating is a different gag. This page is only the couch.
Do not pick the model inside the couch
The template already chose its stack. Asking for Veo versus Kling on a one-tap run is how you discover that this job does not expose that switch. If you needed to pick a row per shot, you wanted a generate or a movie, not Pet Hip Hop.
Cost is the number on the template card, shown before you run. It is not a per-second cinematic meter you can talk down in the prompt. Cancel an in-flight run with cancel_template_run. Closing the chat is not a cancel.
Use it when the post is the couch rap gag. Skip it when the post is a product, a talker, or a story. Rewrite nothing weekly except the still.
FAQ
Do I have to upload a pet photo?
Yes. Your pet photo is required. There is no default character on this template. Upload a clear, front-facing still. Starting without it is a failed run.
Can I change the beat or the couch in the prompt?
Not as a one-tap. The format is fixed. A new generate with a rewritten prompt is a different object — different cost, different face risk, no template card.
Is this the same as saving a workflow I rerun with a new plot?
No. Saved video workflows rewrite a plot around locked characters. Pet Hip Hop does not write plots. It applies a format to your photo.
What if I want a different model for the same joke?
Then you are not in this template. Generate, and accept that you are no longer in the one-tap, ~93-credit, photo-in-clip-out path. Pick that on purpose.