YLAY: the fried-chicken prank and the unexpected visitor
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Three photos, a tray of fried chicken and a visitor who takes sides.
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27 seconds · 9:16 · original sound
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Two diners sit over a tray of fried chicken and fries. A third diner watches from the table behind them, gets up and approaches. The suited diner looks nervous, but the visitor turns toward the floral-shirt diner instead. The visitor and suited diner end up laughing and eating together while the other diner looks confused.
The linked version was posted by @ylayvibes, displayed as YLAY, on November 9, 2026. It uses recognizable Mr. Bean, Jim Carrey and Rambo-style faces in a handheld restaurant skit. Those are edited character likenesses, not evidence that the actors filmed this scene. The earliest version and original skit creator have not been verified. This template replaces all three roles with your photos and keeps the linked post’s sound.
YLAY posts the linked fried-chicken comedy version on TikTok. Source
Photo 1 is the left diner, photo 2 the right diner and photo 3 the visitor.
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Plans and creditsThe original was posted by ylayvibes on TikTok. This template is an unofficial tribute inspired by the original. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by ylayvibes.
A three-character fried-chicken skit: two diners eat at a table, a third approaches, and an apparent confrontation turns into an unexpected alliance. This template uses the YLAY version shown above.
The linked edit uses those recognizable character likenesses. Your version replaces all three roles with the subjects in your photos. It is an unofficial AI remake with no actor endorsement.
Both phrases describe the restaurant clip on this page. The template follows this particular 27-second version, not every chicken-stealing video.
Photo 1 replaces the floral-shirt diner at the front left, photo 2 the suited diner at the front right, and photo 3 the rear diner who walks up. The roles stay the same as the camera moves.
No. Upload the three photos here. The template supplies the replacement instructions and reference clip.
The instructions preserve each subject’s own clothing and accessories. Pets keep fur and paws, with natural proportions. AI may change details during the eating motions and moving camera shots.
Yes. The linked post’s audio is added back after generation. The result is a 27-second MP4 in your chosen resolution.
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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.
Close, but not always exact: how well a face matches depends a lot on the photo and the AI. A sharp photo where the face is big and clear works best; a half-body photo is fine too if it is sharp. Finished videos are not refunded because a face looks less like the photo than you hoped. If it fails, you get free tries and then a refund.
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