What happens in the Smalltown Boy cats video, shot by shot?
Each option is a viral clip, and your two photos replace its two cats. The choreography, edits, camera work and setting transfer from the clip. Your version follows this structure:
| Beat | Pet (living room reel) | Human (red fence reel) |
|---|---|---|
| The yell (about 7 s) | Your first pet stands upright in a bright white living room, clutches its head and yells. Your second pet grooves in the background. | The first person stands near the wide-angle lens, clutches their head with both hands and yells. The second person grooves behind, near a red wooden fence with ivy. |
| The groove (about 5 s) | Both groove together on marble flooring and swap positions in a wide frame. | Both groove together in front of the fence, including one low angle from ground level against the sky. |
| The charge (last 2 s) | Both charge the lens together. | Both charge the lens together, hands extending into the camera. |
Pet or Human? Pet places your two animals into the cat remix that gained the most traction, with a polished indoor aesthetic. Human places two people into the red fence version: the fence, ivy and daylight transfer from the original duo clip. Tap "Create your own" and select one, or tap the button beneath its clip on this page.
Why 14 seconds? The choreography in both clips runs about 21 seconds and begins with a first close-up. Your version uses the 14 seconds from the second yell through the final charge, preserving the yell, complete choreography and ending at a lower cost than the full clip.
