Blocus Poursuite AI: Run Before They Reach You
Blocus Poursuite AI, starring you or your pet: add one photo and you are filming at the blockade when the police behind you start running. Drop it in the family chat this week.
The Blocus Poursuite prank is all over French For You pages this week — send yours while the blockades are still news.
What one 12s video costs
| 480p | 720p | |
|---|---|---|
| StandardSeedance 2 Mini | 430 credits | 925 credits |
Credits per video on Seedance 2 Mini, by resolution. The generator shows the exact figure before you press Generate.
Blocus Poursuite AI templates, one for each runner
Three chases made with the templates in the generator above. Tap the one you want and only your photo is missing.
The cat who took the selfie
What is the Blocus Poursuite AI trend?
Blocus Poursuite means blockade chase. Since late September French high-school students have been blocking their school gates with bins, and on TikTok the prank of the week is a fake clip of you at one: a selfie at the blockade, the riot police behind you start running, you run. Captions say it plainly: prank your parents with it. Here you pick a template and the runner is you.
The short answer: one photo in, and a 12-second, 9:16 clip comes back of you filming at the barricade while the police charge and you run, usually within a few minutes. A single chase costs $9.99 for the 720p clip with nothing recurring, or 925 credits out of a pack. If the chase fails to render, the credits go back to you. Every other trend video on the site works on the same one-photo deal.
Creative engine
Where your photo goes in the chase
Your photo goes into Seedance 2 Mini as the one holding the phone, and the template prompt writes the street, the bins, the police line and the run around you. You see the exact credit cost before you make the clip.
The glance back
Bins across the road, smoke, and a line of helmets standing very still behind you.
Then they run
The line breaks into a charge, and the whole street is coming your way.
And you are gone
Down the middle of the road, past the bins, with the helmets right behind you.
How to make a Blocus Poursuite AI clip
From one phone photo to a 12-second vertical Blocus Poursuite AI chase, ready to send before your parents get home.
Pick a template, or keep the default
The default keeps your own clothes and puts you on a smoky street with the bins across it. Tap the cat, the puppy or the kitten in the cardigan for that exact chase.
Add one clear photo, face to the camera
A selfie works best, because the clip is filmed like one. Good light on your face matters most when you look back at the police.
Make it, then send it
The clip comes back with shouting and a siren in it. Send it to the family chat with no caption, or add the trend sound on TikTok.
Then put the dog in one
The clip stays in your library. Run it again with your pet's photo and send the version where the dog is the one fleeing.
Whose photo makes the best Blocus Poursuite AI clip
The Blocus Poursuite AI prank lands hardest on whoever is least likely to be at a blockade.
You, for your parents
They think you are in maths. Then the family chat gets a clip of you running from a line of helmets.
The friend who has never broken a rule
Their photo, a smoky street, a sprint past the bins. Send it to the group before they can deny it.
The dog, or the cat
The most-shared version of the trend is a pet holding the phone. One photo and it is your dog sniffing the lens at the barricade, seconds before it bolts.
Your teacher, who stayed in the staffroom
Your teacher's photo at the barricade, then the run. The class chat will not get over it.
Blocus Poursuite AI questions, answered
What people ask about the blockades and the prank.
A blocus is a student blockade of a school's entrance, usually with bins. A student in Nantes posting on 1 October listed their reasons: not enough money or staff, classes closing, the rising cost of student life and Parcoursup. The Blocus Poursuite prank borrows the look of those mornings: bins, signs, smoke and a police line.
Yes. Students have been held in garde à vue, and r/france asked whether custody has become an instant punishment, with one commenter counting 5,060 custodies since the protests began, 87% of them minors. That is exactly why the fake chase makes parents panic. Tell them it is a prank.
Yes, a Redditor built a browser one and shared it on r/france as a bit of lightness. It is a game. This is the other way round: one photo and you are the one in the clip, running from the police line.
A 20-year-old asked exactly that on r/france. The advice he got: bring food and materials for signs to the students rather than blocking a school that is no longer yours. The Blocus Poursuite clip puts you at the barricade without leaving your room.
They are split. On r/enseignants several teachers called it necessary and said their brightest students are the ones taking part. A teacher on another subreddit called the blockades counterproductive, and replies pointed out they had already made the government back down on prépa and BTS fees.
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Make the Blocus Poursuite AI clip while it is still everywhere
One photo, a few minutes, and the Blocus Poursuite AI prank everyone is sending home has your face on it. One 12-second 720p clip is $9.99, paid once with no subscription, and if your chase fails to render the credits come straight back. Send it this week, while the blockades are still in the news.