Back Again is a two-person track — Von and Durk trading bars, both on screen the whole time. That is what makes the AI version different from most face swaps: it handles two faces at once. Here is how to make it.

How to Make the Back Again AI Video

1. Open the Back Again template on Summrs.
2. Upload two photos — one for King Von's position, one for Lil Durk's. Each photo should show face and upper body, front-facing, even lighting.
3. Pick who plays who. You choose which photo maps to Von and which maps to Durk.
4. Generate. The AI swaps both faces into the performance in a single pass — the trading bars, the energy, the studio setup all stay.
5. Download the MP4 — no watermark — and post to TikTok, Reels, or Shorts.

Two photos in, one video out. Both faces swap at the same time.

Why Two-Person Swaps Are Harder

Most AI face swap tools handle one face. Back Again has two performers on screen trading bars back and forth. If you swap them one at a time, the lighting shifts between passes and the interaction between the two breaks down.

The template runs both swaps in a single generation. That means:

• Lighting stays consistent. Both faces match the same scene lighting instead of being processed separately.
• The back-and-forth holds. When Von delivers a bar and Durk reacts, those reactions stay synced because both faces are mapped at once.
• No stitching. You do not need to edit two separate outputs together.

Photo Tips for Two People

You are uploading two separate photos — not a group shot. A few things to get right:

• One person per photo. The AI needs to know exactly which face goes where. Do not upload a photo of both people together.
• Match the lighting if you can. Both photos in similar, even lighting gives the cleanest result since the AI maps both into the same scene.
• Upper body, not just face. Chest-up or waist-up. Tight selfie crops give the model less to work with.
• Front-facing, no sunglasses. Straight-on photos produce the cleanest face map.
• Your outfit shows up. Whatever each person is wearing in their photo is what they wear in the video.

Why Back Again Is Charting Again in 2026

The song came out in October 2020 on King Von's album Welcome to O'Block. Six years later it is back on the charts — Shazam #9 in September, iTunes #11, Apple Music Bermuda #15 as recently as October 8, and still pulling 86,000 daily Spotify streams. The YouTube audio has 57.6 million views.

Part of the resurgence is the AI face-swap trend. People are putting themselves and their friends into the Von and Durk performance and posting it to TikTok. The two-person format makes it inherently shareable — you tag your friend, they see themselves rapping alongside you, they repost it.

Von was killed in November 2020, a month after this album dropped. Memorial posts using the AI template have become their own category — fans recreating the session with their own faces as a tribute.

FAQ

Can I use selfies? Yes, as long as the face is clear and well-lit. Show upper body if you can — a tight face crop gives the AI less to work with.

Do both people need to submit photos at the same time? No. You upload both photos yourself. You just need a good photo of each person.

Does the original audio stay? Yes. The Back Again track plays over the video.

Can I swap just one person and keep the original for the other? The template swaps both performers. If you want a single-person swap, use a one-person template instead.

How long is the video? It covers the core performance segment of Back Again — Von and Durk trading bars.

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