A front-facing face
Center needs a face the lights can find. Skip heavy filters and group selfies that leave the model guessing who debuts.
Viral template
I'm Gonna TOESA AI stage template
A bright music-show stage, center-singer energy, and the quit-job anthem in a short vertical clip. Add a photo if that center should be you. The lights and the stage motion stay with the sample.
About 15 seconds
On this page
Generate an I'm Gonna TOESA video
The panel below is the homepage studio, already on this stage. Keep the sample as the TOESA debut. A photo is optional. Pick a quality and press Generate. Credits sit on the button. Mute is there if the clip should stay silent so you can add the official sound. You stay on this page.
Reference video
I'm Gonna TOESA
15s · 1,140 credits · Seedance 2.5
Prompt
I'm Gonna TOESA · template
About I'm Gonna TOESA
What it is
I'm Gonna TOESA takes 퇴사할게여 — SOYEON's cheerful office goodbye — and remakes it as an AI stage debut. You take the center. The sample holds the music-show motion. A photo can change who debuts, or you can skip it. It is not the office plot of the full music video.
Who it’s for
People who want the “나도 데뷔했어요” joke, or a last-day-at-work bit, without booking a set. One consented face is enough. The sample alone is enough if you only want to watch the stage.
How the motion stays
The sample is the reference: bright stage, short vertical performance, center energy. A photo changes the performer, not the stage. This page uses system audio overlay because of the music. Mute and add the official 퇴사할게여 sound when you post. Genjutsu AI is not SOYEON, i-dle, or Cube.
Background
Where the I'm Gonna TOESA stage trend comes from
퇴사할게여 (Narr. 기안84), English title I'm gonna TOESA, is the title track of SOYEON of i-dle's first full-length solo album, 끝내주는 인생 (A Knockout Life). It came out on 7 September 2026 at 18:00 KST, with narration by Kian84. 퇴사 means leaving a job. The song is a bright goodbye to the office, not a note to HR.
On 18 September 2026 it hit number one at the same time on Melon, Genie, Vibe, FLO, and Bugs. Music-show wins followed, including a fourth on SBS Inkigayo on 11 October 2026. It also sat for a long run among the top Korean YouTube Shorts tracks. Live challenges started as desk dances and outdoor covers. A white-dress cover at sunset, late September, became one of the reference takes.
From about 6 October 2026, an AI wave put creators on the music-show stage in the singer's place — captions such as “드뎌 데뷔..” and “나도 데뷔했어요”. Some prompts turned the two backup dancers into a rabbit and a teddy. By 19 October, #퇴사할게여 was past 23,000 TikTok videos and about 77.8 million views in social tallies. This template follows that stage-debut remake, not the office story of the full video. Genjutsu AI is not Cube, SOYEON, or i-dle. Mute or keep the system overlay, and attach the official sound when you post.
How it works
How to make an I'm Gonna TOESA video
01
Leave this stage selected
The page opens with the I'm Gonna TOESA sample already chosen. That clip is the music-show debut. Watch it above, then keep it in the panel. Credits appear once the length is known.
02
Add a photo only for the center
Skip the upload and the stage still generates. Add one clear photo when a particular person should stand center. Use a still you have rights to, face readable, and confirm permission before Generate.
03
Generate, then watch the debut here
Press Generate. The button shows credits for this length and quality first. Mute if you will score the clip with the official TOESA sound yourself. The clip plays in the panel when it is ready, and you can download it. A failed job returns the credits.
Photo tips
Tips for a cleaner I'm Gonna TOESA clip
The joke is a debut under stage lights. The face has to survive them.
Knees in frame if you want the dance
A half-body or full-body still gives the point moves somewhere to land. A tight head crop makes the model invent a torso.
Do not fake someone's resignation
The meme is a last-day mood, not an HR document. Do not put a coworker's face on a fake goodbye unless they agreed. A workplace that is recognizable needs the same yes.
Put the song on after
The music is not Genjutsu's. This run uses system audio overlay. Mute on the way out if you will attach the official I'm gonna TOESA sound before you publish.
Credits
Credits, length, and audio
The Generate button shows the credit price before you start. It follows the reference length and the quality you pick. A longer sample costs more, and 1080p costs more than 720p or 480p.
Sample length is the default. If a duration is missing, the studio measures the file, then shows credits. Your own reference video is priced from that file. Clips that are too long are rejected before a job starts.
Leave mute off for a soundtrack from the model, or check mute and add music later. Mute does not change the camera or the timing. A failed job returns the credits.
Use cases
What people use this TOESA stage for
Same bright stage, different captions.
A fake debut for the group chat
After a long Monday, a vertical clip with a caption in the “나도 데뷔했어요” family. Say it is AI. The stage stays with the sample.
A last day at the desk
Some covers lean office-exit instead of music show. This sample is the stage version. If a real workplace or a real coworker would be recognizable, get a yes first.
A stage-shaped cover without a booking
You want the TOESA hook online and you do not have lights. The sample supplies the music-show frame. Your photo, if you add one, supplies the center.
A local caption, not a fake label deal
Japanese covers tagged versions as 退社します. Write the caption in your own language and keep it honest. Do not invent a partnership with SOYEON, i-dle, or Cube.
Examples
I'm Gonna TOESA motion reference
The sample above is one I'm Gonna TOESA stage take: bright lights, center energy, a short vertical debut. Your generate keeps that timing. A photo only changes who steps into the center.
More templates
Other published templates use the same photo-to-video studio. Each one keeps its own sample motion, and you can open it to generate on that template’s page.
FAQ
What is the I'm Gonna TOESA AI template?
It is a Genjutsu AI photo-to-video template of the 퇴사할게여 stage-debut remake. Upload a photo to stand center on a music-show stage for a short vertical clip. It is not the full office music video.
Do I need a photo?
No. The sample can generate alone. Add a photo only when a specific person should be the center.
Is this the official SOYEON track?
No. Genjutsu AI is not SOYEON, i-dle, or Cube, and this page is not a partnership. The studio uses system audio overlay for the music. Mute and attach the official sound if you want the real song.
How long is the clip?
The sample is about 15 seconds, vertical, for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts. Credits on Generate follow that length and the quality you pick.
Why do some remakes show a rabbit and a teddy?
Early AI debut prompts swapped the two backup dancers for a rabbit and a teddy bear. This sample follows the stage-debut idea. Exact props can vary by run.
Can I post it commercially?
Read Genjutsu AI's terms and the rules of the app you post to. Do not imply an official SOYEON, i-dle, or Cube partnership. The song is not Genjutsu's. Mute and use a sound you have rights to add.
What if Generate fails?
A failed job returns the credits. Try a clearer photo, or another quality, and generate again.
Where did the AI wave start?
The song came out on 7 September 2026 at 18:00 KST. Desk dances and outdoor covers followed, including a white-dress sunset take in late September. Around 6 October 2026, AI stage clips such as “드뎌 데뷔..” spread. By 19 October, #퇴사할게여 was past 23,000 TikTok videos and about 77.8 million views. This page retells that timeline. It is not the label's page.