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How to make the Korean baseball AI trend video

How to make the Korean baseball AI trend: you, caught on the stadium broadcast camera at a Korean baseball game. Save your photo, then use a Seedance 2.5 prompt. Steps and costs.

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  1. Short answer
  2. How to make the Korean baseball video
  3. Korean baseball trend prompts
  4. What it costs on Seedance 2.5
  5. Seedance price per second on KreatorFlow
  6. What is the Korean baseball AI trend?
  7. Tips for a convincing broadcast look
  8. Using a real person's face
  9. Frequently asked questions

Short answer

The Korean baseball AI trend puts you in the crowd of a Korean baseball game, caught on the TV broadcast camera with a deadpan, super-focused face. To make it, save a clear photo of yourself as a Character so you get an @handle, open the video studio on Seedance 2.5, describe a broadcast zoom on @you in the stands, the floodlights and the crowd noise, set 9:16 and about 8 seconds, and generate. That is 38 credits for 8 seconds at 720p.

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How to make the Korean baseball video

  1. 1

    Save your photo as a Character

    Take a sharp, front-facing photo in good light and save it as a Character (or an Asset) so it gets an @handle, for example @me. Seedance doesn't take a raw photo of a real person as a reference; the saved @handle is how your face gets into the video.

  2. 2

    Open the video studio on Seedance 2.5

    Set 9:16 and about 8 seconds, and turn generated audio on for the crowd.

  3. 3

    Describe the broadcast shot

    The look is a TV sports camera: telephoto lens, slow zoom from the crowd onto you, floodlights, a cheering crowd. Your reaction is the joke: intense focus, a deadpan nod, a slow bite of a snack, a tiny celebration.

  4. 4

    Keep the jersey generic

    Ask for a plain jersey with no logos and no team name. Real team marks can be refused, and a generic shirt keeps the clip yours.

  5. 5

    Generate

    Test the idea first: 24 credits for 5 seconds at 720p. The finished clip is 38 credits for 8 seconds at 720p. The exact price is on the Generate button before anything is charged, and failed generations give the credits back. Generated audio does not change the price.

Korean baseball trend prompts

Replace @me with your own saved character's @handle. Turn generated audio on.

  • The focused fan (the classic)

    Vertical TV sports broadcast shot of a packed Korean baseball stadium at night, filmed from the camera well with a long telephoto lens. The broadcast camera finds @me in the front rows, wearing a plain white team-style jersey with no logos, staring at the field with intense focus, chewing slowly, arms crossed. The camera slowly zooms in on @me's face; @me notices, looks straight into the lens for a second and gives a tiny, deadpan nod, then looks back at the game. Bright stadium floodlights, cheering crowd blurred behind, slight broadcast compression. Audio: crowd noise, a cheering chant, distant stadium announcer. No on-screen text.

  • The cheer

    Vertical TV sports broadcast shot of a Korean baseball stadium at night, telephoto lens. @me sits in the crowd holding a pair of inflatable cheer sticks, completely still and serious. The crowd around erupts as a home run is hit; @me stays still for one beat, then breaks into a big, joyful cheer, banging the sticks together. Floodlights, confetti, slight broadcast compression. Audio: a crack of the bat, a huge crowd roar, a chant. No on-screen text.

  • Snack break

    Vertical TV sports broadcast shot of a sunny day game at a Korean baseball stadium, telephoto lens. The camera catches @me in the stands eating fried chicken from a box, looking at the field with total concentration. @me notices the camera, slowly offers a piece toward the lens, then goes back to watching. Bright daylight, crowd in the background, broadcast look. Audio: crowd noise, a stadium drum, an announcer in the distance. No on-screen text.

What it costs on Seedance 2.5

Seedance 2.5 credits by clip length and resolution, with generated audio. From the studio's own credit code. 1080p and 4K come with Pro, Max and Business.

Clip length480p720p1080p
5 s24 credits24 credits50 credits
8 s38 credits38 credits80 credits
10 s47 credits47 credits100 credits

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Seedance price per second on KreatorFlow

Seedance 2.0 and 2.5 at 720p and above: price per second on each plan (monthly and annual), credits per 5-second clip, and clips per plan.

Model · resolutionCreditsPer secondUSD per second (monthly)USD per second (annual)Creator · 525 credits/moPro · 1,050 credits/moMax · 2,500 credits/moBusiness (2 seats) · 4,500 credits/mo
Seedance 2.0 · 720p15/5s3/s$0.119–0.145/s$0.099–0.121/s3570166300
Seedance 2.0 · 1080p30/5s6/s$0.238–0.289/s$0.198–0.241/sPro and up3583150
Seedance 2.0 · 4K70/5s14/s$0.554–0.675/s$0.462–0.563/sPro and up153564
Seedance 2.5 · 720p24/5s4.8/s$0.190–0.231/s$0.158–0.193/s2143104187
Seedance 2.5 · 1080p50/5s10/s$0.396–0.482/s$0.330–0.402/sPro and up215090
Seedance 2.5 · 4K120/5s24/s$0.950–1.157/s$0.792–0.964/sPro and up82037

Seedance 2.0 and 2.5, 720p and above. Plan columns: 5-second clips a month on the plan's full monthly credits. Longer clips cost the same per second, so a 10-second clip uses twice the credits. Generated audio is included. USD per second: each plan's price over its full monthly credits, lowest to highest plan; monthly is the regular monthly price, annual is the yearly price divided by 12.

What is the Korean baseball AI trend?

Know Your Meme describes it as a trend where people use AI video tools to place themselves in the crowd of a live Korean baseball broadcast, usually a KBO game. It spread on TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts in spring 2026 after a clip of a deeply focused fan went viral, and tutorials were still being written months later.

The joke is the contrast: a normal photo of you, turned into a moment of total focus on a big stadium broadcast. Your expression is the punchline, so describe it carefully.

Tips for a convincing broadcast look

Say "TV sports broadcast", "telephoto lens" and "slow zoom": that is what makes it read as a real game feed. Keep the action small. One reaction in 8 seconds looks natural, several look staged.

No team logos, real players or league graphics. Ask for "no on-screen text" and add your own caption when you post.

Only use your own face, or someone who agreed to it. Never use photos of celebrities, athletes, strangers or anyone under 18, and label realistic AI video where the platform asks you to.

In the video studio a real face goes in through a saved Character or Asset and its @handle, not a raw photo upload. Only save photos of yourself or of people who said yes.

Frequently asked questions

Can I make the Korean baseball trend for free?

New accounts get 25 starter credits for images and video. Free video covers Seedance 2 Fast and Seedance 2.0 Mini at 720p only, queued and rate limited. Other video models and 1080p and above need a plan. Seedance 2.5 is on the paid plans, starting with Creator.

Can I put my friend in it?

Only if they agreed. Save their photo as a Character with their permission. Never use celebrities, strangers or anyone under 18.

Why can't I just upload my photo as a reference?

Seedance doesn't take a raw photo of a real person as a video reference. Save it as a Character or Asset first and use its @handle.

Can I choose a real team's jersey?

Describe a plain jersey in your colours instead. Team logos and names can be refused, and a generic jersey keeps the clip safe to post.

Which AI is used for the Korean baseball trend?

People use several video models. On KreatorFlow you make it with Seedance 2.5, sound included. KreatorFlow is an official partner of BytePlus, a ByteDance company.

Try it in the studio

New accounts get 25 starter credits for images and video. Free accounts can make video on Seedance 2 Fast and Seedance 2.0 Mini at 720p, queued and rate limited. A plan adds every video model, 1080p and above, and no queue. The cost is shown before every generation.

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