"I'd Pump Those Numbers Up" – Wolf of Wall Street Face Swap Video Template

Turn one of the most quoted scenes from The Wolf of Wall Street into a high-impact, shareable video starring you. This Magic Hour template uses AI-powered face swap technology to put your face into the “I’d pump those numbers up” moment, so you can instantly create sales memes, growth updates, internal motivation clips, or social content that feels polished and on‑brand.

What This Template Does

This template is built on Magic Hour’s Face Swap Video workflow. In a few steps, you can:

Replace the original actor’s face with your own (or a teammate’s, founder’s, or character’s)
Keep the original motion, expressions, and timing from the movie scene
Generate a high-quality, shareable clip for social, sales, or internal communications

Because the template is remixable, you can duplicate it, adjust the media, and build your own “Wolf of Wall Street” variations without starting from scratch.

Why the “I’d Pump Those Numbers Up” Scene Works So Well

The line “Those are rookie numbers. You gotta pump those numbers up” comes from Martin Scorsese’s 2013 film The Wolf of Wall Street, based on Jordan Belfort’s memoir. In the scene, Belfort (played by Leonardo DiCaprio) is being schooled on excess and “more is always better,” which has since turned into a widely used meme for:

Sales and revenue growth (“pump those MRR numbers up”)
Marketing performance and KPIs
Fitness and personal improvement stats
Crypto, trading, and investing culture

Because the scene is already culturally familiar and meme‑ready, swapping yourself into it instantly gives your content context and a punchline—without you needing to explain the reference.

Best Use Cases for This Template

Founders & startup teams: Turn metrics updates into quick, funny clips for all‑hands, investor updates, or LinkedIn posts.
Sales leaders: Hype the team before a quota push, SKO, or end‑of‑quarter sprint.
Marketers: Create short, viral reels or TikToks about ad performance, funnel metrics, or campaign results.
Creators: Produce meme content about growth, hustle culture, and “grindset” with your own face in the scene.

How to Remix This Template in Magic Hour

You can recreate or extend this template using Magic Hour’s face swap tools in a few steps:

Start from Face Swap Video
Open Face Swap Video. Import the Wolf of Wall Street clip you’re legally allowed to use (or your own recreation of the scene).
Add your source face
Upload a clear photo or video of the face you want to insert (you, a teammate, an avatar generated with the avatar generator, etc.).
Apply the face swap
Map your source face onto the character in the scene. Magic Hour’s AI face editor and upscaler can help refine the look before rendering the final video.
Remix as needed
Want multiple characters with different faces? Duplicate the project and swap each character separately, then combine them in your editor of choice or by creating multiple variants in Magic Hour.
Export and repurpose
Export your final clip and repurpose it for short‑form channels, internal Slack/Teams shares, or as B‑roll inside a longer sales or pitch video.

Advanced Remixes Creators Are Making

Because this template is just a starting point, you can combine it with other Magic Hour tools to build more sophisticated content:

Talking Wolf of Wall Street meme: Use AI Talking Photo or Lip Sync to dub new lines over a still frame or clip of the scene (e.g., custom scripts about your product, KPI breakdowns, or team in‑jokes).
Animated Jordan-style avatar: Generate a stylized version of yourself with the AI character generator or anime generator, then insert that character into the scene using Video‑to‑Video or Animation.
Sales memes at scale: Batch‑create variants using different team members’ faces, then turn them into GIFs with the AI GIF generator or Face Swap GIF.
Brand‑consistent visuals: Use the AI Image Editor and background generator to create branded thumbnails, title cards, or end screens that match your company’s design system.

Tips for High‑Impact, Responsible Use

Stay transparent: When using face swap content in professional contexts, clarify that it’s AI‑generated. This maintains trust with clients, investors, and your team.
Respect rights and policies: Use footage, likenesses, and audio you’re allowed to work with. Avoid misleading viewers about endorsements or affiliations.
Align with your brand tone: The scene is high‑energy and over‑the‑top. It works best for brands that are comfortable with humor, intensity, and a bit of self‑awareness.
Optimize for each channel: For TikTok/Reels/Shorts, keep it short and punchy. For internal all‑hands or sales kickoffs, you can embed the clip inside a longer presentation.
Pair with real numbers: If you’re using the meme to highlight metrics, overlay real data or captions so the humor still lands but the takeaway is concrete.

Related Magic Hour Tools for Growth & Meme Content

If you like this template, you can expand your content stack with:

AI Meme Generator – turn scenes, screenshots, and product shots into on‑brand memes.
Text‑to‑Video – script short explainers or pitches and turn them into videos around your “Wolf of Wall Street” clip.
AI Voice Generator & Voice Changer – match the tone of your clip with a custom voiceover or stylized delivery.
Video Upscaler – clean up older or low‑res scene clips so your face swap looks sharp on modern devices.
Thumbnail Maker – create high‑CTR thumbnails for YouTube or LinkedIn using your swapped scene as the focal point.

Start Pumping Those Numbers Up

Use this Wolf of Wall Street face swap template as a fast way to turn performance metrics, growth milestones, and sales pushes into content people actually want to watch. Remix it, connect it with other Magic Hour tools, and build a repeatable, on‑brand meme engine for your team.

Open the template in Face Swap Video, drop in your face, and ship your next “pump those numbers up” clip in minutes.

"I'd pump those numbers up" - The Wolf of Wall Street