Hip-Hop / Trap · 2023
Turn any photo into a First Person Shooter AI dance video. Our AI maps the high-BPM trap energy of Drake and J. Cole's 2023 #1 — the chart-record-setting collaboration whose Michael Jackson tribute visuals turned the music video into a Billie Jean reference for the streaming era.
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Drake released First Person Shooter on October 6, 2023 at 6 a.m. ET as part of For All the Dogs on OVO Sound/Republic. It debuted at #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 dated October 21, 2023, with 42.2 million streams and 4.3 million radio impressions in its first tracking week — Drake's 13th Hot 100 #1, tying him with Michael Jackson for the most solo-male #1s in chart history (a record Jackson set in 1995 with "You Are Not Alone"). It was J. Cole's first-ever Hot 100 #1. The Gibson Hazard-directed music video, released October 18, 2023, made the record-tie literal: Drake performs on a lit platform in a sparkly white glove, directly referencing Jackson's 1983 "Billie Jean" performance — staged as a winking commentary on the lyric "I'm one away from Michael." Drake later passed Jackson on May 26, 2026, when "Janice STFU" debuted at #1 for his 14th leader.
Cultural Note
J. Cole's verse declared him, Drake, and Kendrick Lamar the "big three" of contemporary rap — a line that detonated the Kendrick-Drake feud later that year, with Kendrick's response on Future and Metro Boomin's "Like That" (March 2024) explicitly rejecting the framing. The First Person Shooter music video is dense with references beyond the MJ moment: Brian Baumgartner (Kevin from The Office) opens it playing an FPS game; Drake and Cole recreate the Spider-Man pointing meme, the Messi-Ronaldo Louis Vuitton chess campaign, and a Muhammad Ali boxing scene. It ends with a Drake statue unveiled in Toronto — staged in homage to Jackson's 1995 HIStory teaser. The song's chart record stood until 2026; the video's Jackson references aged into a milestone marker rather than a prediction.
At 164 BPM this is one of the faster templates — clear, well-resolved input photos render the rapid motion more cleanly than busy or low-resolution shots
The video's signature shot is a spotlit one-handed pose in a sparkly white glove (Billie Jean homage) — front-facing photos with one arm slightly extended translate that gesture more directly than locked, hands-at-sides poses
The track is built around a competitive, head-to-head energy — paired photos (you and a friend, you and a teammate) match the song's two-rapper structure visibly better than solo shots
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