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End of Watch AI “Show-and-tell at the lockers”

One photo, a row of navy police lockers and a camera held too close. 11 seconds of you showing off your kit, one piece at a time.

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Show-and-tell at the lockers ◆The pistol ◆The flash ◆Next piece ◆The knife ◆Too close ◆The magazine ◆11 seconds ◆One photo ◆Show-and-tell at the lockers ◆The pistol ◆The flash ◆Next piece ◆The knife ◆Too close ◆The magazine ◆11 seconds ◆One photo ◆Show-and-tell at the lockers ◆The pistol ◆The flash ◆Next piece ◆The knife ◆Too close ◆The magazine ◆11 seconds ◆One photo ◆Show-and-tell at the lockers ◆The pistol ◆The flash ◆Next piece ◆The knife ◆Too close ◆The magazine ◆11 seconds ◆One photo ◆

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The End of Watch Locker Scene trend in the wild

The original and remakes that are already going around. Each video belongs to its maker and is shown here with credit.

Video by @kinggrimlen_ on TikTok

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The short answer

What is the End of Watch Locker Scene meme?

End of Watch AI is a TikTok trend that recreates the locker room scene from the 2012 film End of Watch, where an officer shows his gear to a camera held inches away, and AI Meme Videos makes an 11-second version starring you from one photo.

The End of Watch locker scene is a short moment from the 2012 police film End of Watch: an officer in a white T-shirt sits in front of his locker and shows his kit to a camera held right up to his face. A pistol with a mounted flashlight, a blinding flash into the lens, a folding knife, a holster pushed at the camera, a magazine turned over in his hands. The lens is wide and low, so everything he holds looms huge.

In 2023 the clip became a caption meme. People laid a line on top such as "What college you applying to this year" or a line about family presents, then "Me:", so the gear parade reads as an over-the-top answer. Three of the posts we checked use the very same sound.

The 2026 wave is the AI version. Since August creators have used video models to put someone else in the officer's place, keeping the lockers, the camera and the order of the moves. Tutorials walk through doing it with Kling, and newer posts made with Higgsfield label the result "Fake gun, AI-generated scene". Many versions drop in cartoon or film characters; on this site you put yourself in instead.

On AI Meme Videos you upload one photo and become the person at the lockers, in your own face and clothes, showing the gear to the lens in 11 seconds. Nothing in your clip is real equipment; it is all drawn by the model.

Updated Nov 3, 2026 · Independent tool. Not affiliated with TikTok, CapCut or the people in the original End of Watch Locker Scene video.

4 steps

How to do the End of Watch Locker Scene trend

Upload one photo

A clear photo of one adult, face and upper body visible. The camera sits close, so your face and hands fill much of the frame.

Pick a model, quality and shape

Standard at 720p is the default and costs 10 credits; 480p costs 5. The film is landscape, so 16:9 shows the whole row of lockers.

Generate

In a few minutes you get an 11-second clip of you at the lockers, showing the gear to the lens, with room sound.

Add the caption

Post it with a top line in the 2023 style, such as a question someone asked you, then "Me:". Tag #endofwatch and #lockerscene.

Beat by beat

The 11-second clip, beat by beat

Timed from the original clip. Every render follows this sheet.

Time	Beat	What happens
0-2s	The pistol	A black pistol with a flashlight under the barrel, held side-on at eye level and studied.
2-3.4s	The flash	It tilts up and the light clicks on straight into the lens, a burst of green-white glare.
3.4-4.8s	Next piece	A lean down to the bench, eyes still on the camera.
4.8-6.2s	The knife	A small folded black knife comes up to the lens and flips open sideways.
6.2-9.6s	Too close	A chunky black holster pouch is pushed right at the camera until it blurs, then pulled back.
9.6-11s	The magazine	Both hands at the chest turning a magazine over, with a half smile.

Under the hood

Where it came from and how it is made

The scene comes from End of Watch (2012), as the posts' captions name it, with Jake Gyllenhaal tagged as the actor. The earliest meme post AI Meme Videos found is a caption edit by @ur_a_joke on 24 August 2023. The most watched film clip in our list is @kinggrimlen_'s caption edit of 2 September 2023, at about 110,000 views on 3 November 2026; our original video is that post.

AI remakes we saw start in August 2026: Kling 3.0 Omni versions from @stevepiperactor and @bmancebo99, and a tutorial from @meowstardaily that showed about 134,000 views on 3 November 2026. In late October and early November Higgsfield versions followed. Who made the first AI version is unconfirmed.

The burst radar flagged End of Watch AI as just sprouting on 1 November 2026, and new remakes were still being posted on 2 November.

First seenAug 24, 2023
WhereTikTok, tagged #endofwatch, #lockerscene, #lockerroomscene and #jakegyllenhaal; the AI wave also #ai and #higgsfieldgenjutsu
SoundNo shared song. The 2023 caption edits share one original sound; the AI remakes each use their own audio
ModelSeedance 2.0 family
Length11 s, vertical by default; 16:9 matches the film

Only the officer changes

The navy lockers, the bench and the wide lens held inches away stay as they are in the film take.

You stay you

Face, hair, build, skin tone and clothes come from your photo. No shaved head and no white T-shirt unless you have them.

The gear in order

An 11-second reference cut from the original film take keeps pistol, flash, knife, holster and magazine in the same order and on the same beats.

Nobody else from the film

The partner at the edge of the frame and anyone in the background become made-up people, so no actor's face ends up in your clip.

Shown, never used

The pistol is held side-on and never aimed at the lens; nothing is fired and nobody is threatened. All of it is drawn by the model.

Straight talk

Before you upload

For the best result

The caption is the joke. The gear parade works best as an answer to something small: a group chat, a school question, a family remark.
Face the camera. A straight-on photo matches the shot, where the person looks into a lens held inches away.
Your clothes come through. A hoodie, a uniform or a band T-shirt in your photo is what you wear in the clip; the white T-shirt is not added.
One person per photo. Crop group shots down to one person; the generator casts one person at the lockers.

Good to know

One photo in, one 11-second clip out.
You take the officer's place at the navy lockers, in your own face and clothes.
The gear is shown in the film's order: pistol, flash, knife, holster, magazine.
Room sound is generated with the video; there is no song and no dialogue.
Standard 720p costs 10 credits, 480p costs 5; credits come back if a render fails.

Questions at the fence

End of Watch Locker Scene FAQ

What is the End of Watch AI trend?

End of Watch AI is a TikTok trend that recreates the locker room scene from the 2012 film End of Watch, where an officer shows his gear to a camera inches from his face, with someone else in his place. AI Meme Videos makes an 11-second version with you in it from one photo.

How do I make an End of Watch AI video of myself?

On AI Meme Videos you upload one photo, keep Standard 720p or pick 480p, and press generate; your 11-second End of Watch AI locker scene comes back in a few minutes. Add your own caption when you post it.

How much does an End of Watch AI video cost?

An End of Watch AI video on AI Meme Videos costs 10 credits at the default Standard 720p and 5 credits at 480p. If the 11-second render fails, the credits go back to your balance automatically.

Will I look like Jake Gyllenhaal in the clip?

No: an End of Watch AI render on AI Meme Videos takes your face, hair, clothes and build from your photo, and never reshapes you toward the actor. The partner at the edge of the 11-second frame becomes a made-up person too.

Is the gun in the End of Watch AI video real?

No: everything in an End of Watch AI clip from AI Meme Videos is generated, including the pistol, knife and holster. Over 11 seconds the gear is only shown to the lens; the pistol is held side-on and never aimed at the camera, and nothing is fired.

Is this an End of Watch AI template for Kling or Higgsfield?

No: AI Meme Videos is its own End of Watch AI generator, so you upload a photo here and get the 11-second clip without another app. Many TikTok tutorials show the trend made in Kling, and some newer posts are made with Higgsfield.

What sound is used in the End of Watch locker scene videos?

End of Watch AI clips on AI Meme Videos come with locker room sound generated with the video: metal doors, gear clicks and the flashlight click, with no song and no dialogue across the 11 seconds. On TikTok there is no single shared sound; the 2023 caption edits share one original sound and AI remakes each use their own.

What caption should I put on my End of Watch AI video?

End of Watch AI posts usually carry a top line and then "Me:", for example "What college you applying to this year", and AI Meme Videos leaves that text for you to add in TikTok so the 11-second clip stays clean. Your line is the joke; the gear parade is the answer.

Can I put a cartoon or movie character in the locker scene?

AI Meme Videos' End of Watch AI page is made for a photo of one real adult, yourself or someone who agrees, not for licensed characters. TikTok has cartoon and superhero versions, but an 11-second clip made here should show a real person who said yes.

Where does the End of Watch locker scene come from?

The End of Watch AI trend copies a scene from the 2012 film End of Watch, as TikTok captions name it; AI Meme Videos is not connected to the film or its makers. The most watched film clip we found, @kinggrimlen_'s caption edit from 2 September 2023, had about 110,000 views on 3 November 2026.

Is the End of Watch AI trend still growing?

AI Meme Videos' trend radar marked End of Watch AI as just sprouting on 1 November 2026, and new AI remakes were posted as late as 2 November. Most AI versions so far have a few hundred to about 17,000 views.

How long is the clip and what shape is it?

Every End of Watch AI video from AI Meme Videos is 11 seconds long, the length of the film take it follows. It is vertical by default, and 16:9 landscape matches the original shot.