Bing Bing Bing Kicking AI Trend Generator
Upload one photo of two friends or two pets. They stand side by side on a grey street and take turns kicking at the camera on the beat.
10-second video, 9:16, 720p.
Upload a clear front-facing photo
Best photos for the Bing Bing Bing kicking trend
Works well
- Two adults standing side by side and facing the camera, with both faces sharp and about the same size.
- Full body or from the knees up, so the kicks show legs and shoes.
- Two pets together in one photo, whole bodies in view and faces clear. A cat and a dog work well.
- Even daylight and a plain background. The one on the left in your photo kicks first.
Avoid
- Sunglasses, masks or hands covering a face.
- A third person in the frame, or faces too small to see clearly.
- Photos of children, celebrities or anyone who has not agreed to appear.
What is the Bing Bing Bing kicking meme?
The Bing Bing Bing kicking meme, also called the two girls kicking meme, comes from a short street clip: two little girls in matching pink stand side by side and take turns throwing side kicks at the phone to a "bing bing bing" beat. In October 2026, TikTok creators began swapping in new pairs, from parrots and pandas to best friends and pets.
Your video recreates the scene with the two from your photo: a grey side street with parked scooters and blue crates, matching pink outfits, one kick at a time toward the lens, and a hand reaching in to block a foot. Each kick lands on the beat.
Bing Bing Bing kicking meme timeline: from street clip to AI trend
- Nov 2024
The original street clip of two girls kicking at the camera circulates as a reaction meme.
- Oct 15, 2026
The first AI version appears on TikTok: a hippo and a crocodile doing the kicks on the same street.
- Oct 17, 2026
An AI clip of two parrots doing the kicks takes off, reaching 594,000 views by Oct 25.
- Oct 18, 2026
An AI version with two furry street monsters becomes the first post of the trend to pass one million views.
- Oct 22, 2026
How-to videos spread, showing friends and pets turned into the kicking pair from photos.
- Oct 24, 2026
A US tutorial reaches 145,000 views in a day, and #bingbingbing passes 1,900 videos.
How to make it in 3 steps
Upload a photo of you two
Choose one photo of two adults or two pets side by side, facing the camera, from the knees up or full body.
Click Generate video
The scene, camera move and style are already set for this trend. You only add the photo.
Download and post
Your 10-second 9:16 video at 720p is ready to post on TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts.
Bing Bing Bing kicking AI prompt to copy
Copy this prompt into any AI video generator that accepts a reference photo.
Recreate the Bing Bing Bing kicking meme as a vertical 9:16 phone clip, about 10 seconds, realistic, with sound. Who: the two from my uploaded photo, either two adults (18+) or two pets. Whoever is on the left in the photo stays on the left, whoever is on the right stays on the right. Each keeps their own face, hairstyle, skin tone and body; never blend or swap them. Look: people wear twin pink outfits, for example two identical pink tracksuits, with sneakers. Animals keep their original species and recognizable coat or plumage; dress neither pet, and keep paws, wings and normal limbs while they perform upright. Where: a cramped back street under a dull cloudy sky. Wet, cracked concrete underfoot, a row of small motor scooters parked in front of small shops, blue plastic crates piled near a doorway, shop signs soft and out of focus far behind. Camera: one unbroken handheld take, held low near waist level, wobbling slightly. Frame the whole pair whenever they stand back; a kicking shoe or paw may loom close during each approach. Action, in turns, never at the same time: - Start: the pair stands shoulder to shoulder and bobs to the music with mischievous faces. - Kick 1: the left one jumps toward the phone and fires a wide sideways kick at the lens, then jumps back. - Kick 2: the right one takes a turn, hopping closer and kicking sideways toward the viewer before retreating. - Kick 3: the left one repeats a single sideways kick. An unseen adult holds the phone; their open palm briefly enters the foreground to meet the incoming shoe or bare foot, and this hand belongs to neither performer. - Finale: one final sideways kick from the right one, then the pair settles back beside each other. Audio: build the soundtrack around the recognizable three-part "bing" motif and a forceful beat, timing every kick to its accents. No conversation, no sung words. Rules: every kick stops short of the camera and the staged block hurts nobody. Exactly two characters with normal anatomy. No on-screen text, logos, readable signs or number plates, no watermark.
FAQ
The Bing Bing Bing kicking meme is a fan trend. LubanAI is not affiliated with the creators of the original clip. Your video is newly generated from your own photo and does not use the original footage.