On The Radar AI trend the 679 booth, explained

What is the On The Radar AI trend?

It's an AI take on a hip-hop show's set. On The Radar Radio films artists freestyling in one small booth: a wall washed in green light, the neon On The Radar sign, a mic on a stand and a camera that never moves. The AI versions keep that look, usually play "679" by Fetty Wap featuring Remy Boyz over it, and put two new people at the mic. The ones we found run about 10 to 14 seconds.

People search for it under several names: "on the radar ai", "679 ai video", "fetty wap ai trend" and "on the radar freestyle ai video". They all mean this booth scene with this song.

One thing sets it apart from the trends we make: "On The Radar AI" isn't one viral clip. One template is named after 1900Rugrat, who freestyled in the booth at least three times in late 2024; some tools generate a fresh green booth from a written prompt; and searches for the 679 version lead back to Fetty Wap and Monty performing the song in the booth, posted on 17 Apr 2026.

Most AI versions we came across put TV characters, superheroes or other famous faces at the mic rather than the poster and a friend. We don't make those, and we couldn't verify a wave of people using their own faces.

How to do the On The Radar AI trend

Short answer: people make it on template sites, or in two steps with general AI tools. Here's what the pages and tutorials we read on 16 Oct 2026 describe.

• Template sites. Starrd, Media.io and Flowlio each have an On The Radar template that takes two photos, one per person, and returns a short booth clip: 14 seconds on Starrd, 10 on Flowlio. Starrd and Media.io say theirs come with "679"; Flowlio says to add the track when you post. Starrd and Flowlio charge credits per video, and all three give some free credits at sign-up. Summrs lists booth templates named after different performers.
• Doing it yourself. Both routes we read start with stills. Starrd's how-to makes one image of the two people in the green booth, then has a video tool animate it, following a reference performance for the movement, and adds "679" afterwards. The 3 Oct YouTube tutorial makes a character image for each person, then swaps the two into a booth video with an AI swap template.
• Prompt only. Dreamina's page skips the show altogether. Its three sample prompts each describe one rapper in an original setting rather than the show's branded booth, and it reminds you that a generator doesn't give you the rights to a song.

Where the On The Radar trend started

Every row has its source. Views are what YouTube showed when we read each video on 16 Oct 2026.

We found no view counts for AI versions on TikTok or Instagram: their search pages for the trend don't show posts to logged-out visitors.

Is the On The Radar trend over?

Stage on 16 Oct 2026: hard to call. People are still searching for it, but we can't show it's rising, because we found no AI version big enough to measure.

The signs it's alive: the first dated template guide we found is from 19 Sep 2026, how-tos kept coming into early October, and on 16 Oct Google still completed "on the radar ai" with "video generator", "video generator free", "template", "tutorial" and "trend". The signs it never became one big clip: the AI tutorials we found on YouTube had 137 and 1,223 views, far below the 2.3M on the Fetty Wap and Monty booth video itself, and the versions copy different performances.

If one own-face version takes off, things can move fast. Across the AI trends we've measured, Google search peaked a median of 5 days after the first AI post (more in how long TikTok trends last).

Trends like On The Radar you can make today

Each of these is one real viral clip with the sound. Add a selfie and see a free preview still of yourself in it in under a minute.

1. Hotel Lobby ≈137M views · 2 people · 15s The closest match. Two performers trade bars at one hanging mic in a music-performance studio, filmed in one static shot with no cuts, so it's On The Radar's idea with an orange wall instead of green light. Add one photo for you and one for your friend. See yourself in it
2. Bulin 47↗ Rising ≈380M views · 1 person · 15s The freestyle moment, solo. You take the rapper's spot under red neon while a crowd films you on their phones. Pick it if you want the freestyle energy and don't have a second person to hand. See yourself in it
3. Alors on Danse↗ Rising ≈14M views · 2 people · 18s Another two-person studio bit. One of you concentrates on a tiny keyboard, the other can't stop dancing and leans into the lens. It works with the same friend you'd have taken into the booth. See yourself in it