Bro did an emote mid dunk, the real clip
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Video template
Middle Finger Dunk AI: My Prime 1v1, Starring You
Upload one photo. You take the dunker’s place on the night court, keep your own clothes, and hit the mid-dunk emote.
Full body or from the knees up, face clear. Your clothes stay. Pets raise a paw for the taunt.
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12 seconds · 9:16 · original sound
The original clip
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Mon prime 1v1 basket, an early AI remake
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How it works
- 01
Upload a photo
You or your pet as the dunker.
- 02
Check the first frame
See yourself on the night court before you pay.
- 03
Download the MP4
About 12 seconds with the original court sound.
Price
From $5.90 a video, paid once. Or 59 credits with an account.
Plans and creditsFAQ
Who made the original video?
The original was posted by dihanator4000 on TikTok. This template is an unofficial tribute inspired by the original. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by dihanator4000.
What is the middle finger dunk trend?
A streetball clip where the dunker flashes a rude mid-air gesture, then AI remakes called My Prime 1v1 or Mon prime 1v1 put new faces in the same play.
Is it Middle Finger Dunk or My Prime 1v1?
Same play. CapCut and French posts often say My Prime 1v1 or Mon prime 1v1 basket; English template sites also say middle finger dunk or emote mid dunk.
Does the video keep the middle finger?
Yes for people: the taunt matches the real clip. Pets raise a front paw on the same beat instead.
Do I need a CapCut template?
No. Upload one photo here and we make the video.
What if it fails?
Failed or blocked videos are not charged: credits go back to your balance. If you bought the video on its own, try again free from your order page, up to three tries, or we refund you.
Can I post it with the official song?
Yes. On TikTok, open any video of this trend, tap the song name at the bottom left, tap Use sound and pick this video from your camera roll: the song plays instead of the video’s own sound, and your video shows up on the song’s page. You can also turn the original sound down to 0 in the editor and add the song from the sound library.
How much does it cost?
480p: $5.90 or 59 credits; 720p: $8.90 or 89 credits. You pay once for one video, with no account or subscription. With an account you can pay in credits instead.
