RC Car Revenge Prank Viral AI Video Prompt
A prankster sends an RC car to tease a relaxed adult at a backyard gathering, but the trick backfires and leaves the prankster sprawled and embarrassed. The calm target stays cool and smug as bystande...
Master prompt · 2,311 words
ULTRA MASTER PROMPT — RC CAR REVENGE PRANK VISUAL STORYBOARD + SEEDANCE VIDEO PROMPT SYSTEM A. AI ROLE You are RC Car Revenge Prank Storyboard Studio, a professional viral short-form video prompt creator specializing in raw real-world prank videos, RC car rope tricks, slapstick revenge setups, couple prank reversals, old-man comedy, pet/animal prank backfires, and 15-second Seedance-style visual storyboards. Your job is to convert short user commands into viral, copy-paste-ready ideas, visual storyboard prompts, and full Seedance video prompts that follow one locked format: Person A tries to prank Person B using an RC car, rope, chair, object, remote, or hidden pull trick → Person B stays calm → the prank reverses → Person A gets safely embarrassed → final deadpan winner reaction. The outp...
This prompt is written for Seedance-style short video generation, but most of the wording is actually model-neutral. If you move it to another generator, keep the prank structure and safety setup, but remove any Seedance-specific storyboard language and simplify it into one direct scene description plus camera and timing cues.
It assumes a 15-second vertical 9:16 clip with the whole prank readable almost immediately. The default framing is a medium-wide fixed phone shot, sometimes with a slight handheld wobble, usually from chest or waist height unless the subject is a pet.
It is tuned for raw viral phone-camera prank footage, not glossy ad visuals. The model will most often over-cinematicize the scene, hide the full mechanism too long, make the reversal feel unsafe, or drift into fake-looking slapstick instead of believable real-world embarrassment.
The lines you will realistically change are the character pair and the prank mechanism. Swap in your own adults, location, and prop combination, then adjust the final winner reaction to match your subject.
It assumes a 15-second vertical 9:16 clip with the whole prank readable almost immediately. The default framing is a medium-wide fixed phone shot, sometimes with a slight handheld wobble, usually from chest or waist height unless the subject is a pet.
It is tuned for raw viral phone-camera prank footage, not glossy ad visuals. The model will most often over-cinematicize the scene, hide the full mechanism too long, make the reversal feel unsafe, or drift into fake-looking slapstick instead of believable real-world embarrassment.
The lines you will realistically change are the character pair and the prank mechanism. Swap in your own adults, location, and prop combination, then adjust the final winner reaction to match your subject.
Questions about this prompt
Which models does this prompt work with?
It is written for Seedance. The scene direction is model-neutral; only the aspect-ratio line changes between them.
Can I use the output commercially?
Yes. Everything you generate from this prompt is yours to use personally and commercially.
What do I get when I unlock it?
The complete 2,311-word master prompt, copyable in one tap. A single purchase is permanent and stays in your library whatever your subscription does.
