Two friends on a grey street
A woman and a man in pink tops walk up a wet street lined with scooters, and she throws a high kick straight at the camera.
Remix of a Seedance 2.0 Fast clip Do it with 2 photosBing Bing Bing Kicking: Side Kicks at the Lens in Turns
Combine two full-body photos on Image, left one first, then animate the street scene on Video.
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Build the scene in Image
Prompt ready for Image (editable there)
Use the first reference for the woman on the LEFT and the second for the man on the RIGHT; keep both faces, hair and clothes. Both stand full-body side by side on a narrow grey city side street by day: wet concrete, parked scooters, stacks of blue crates, blurred shop signs. Both face the phone with straight faces, feet visible. Vertical 9:16 handheld phone photo from hip height. No text, no logos, no real celebrities.
The credit cost shows on the Image button before you generate.
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Animate it in Video
Example still When Image finishes, tap “Animate in Video”: the still goes in as the first frame with the prompt.
Open Video- Step 1 → Image: both photos, the prompt and the format arrive preloaded.
- In Image, “Animate in Video” appears under the still.
- Step 2 → Video: first frame and prompt preloaded; model and credits as set in Video.
Bing bing bing kicking street and pet samples
Two friends on a grey street and a cat with a dog, remixed from Seedance 2.0 Fast originals.
Two friends on a grey street starts from two photos: her on the left, him on the right, both in pink. Cat and dog kicking starts from one photo of the cat (left) and one of the dog (right). Each original is a 10-second vertical 9:16 clip from Seedance 2.0 Fast.
We trimmed and remixed them with a light zoom and no mirroring, so left and right in the video match the photos. Each card is labeled as a remix of a Seedance 2.0 Fast clip; no credits were spent on these samples on this page. Use these photos →
Cat and dog kicking
An orange tabby and a black-and-white border collie stand on their hind legs on a grey street and lift a paw at the phone one after the other.
Remix of a Seedance 2.0 Fast clip Do it with 2 photosBing bing bing kicking from two photos
Combine two full-body photos on Image, left one first, then animate the street scene on Video.
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Left photo
Start with whoever stands on the left. One person per photo, full body or knees up so legs and shoes show, facing the camera in even light, no sunglasses or filters. Adults who agreed to it, or pets, only.
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Right photo
The second photo is whoever stands on the right, framed the same way. Image takes several reference photos in one request when the selected model supports it, and the prompt keeps the left person on the left. You get a 9:16 still of the two side by side on a grey street.
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Animate the kicks
Send that still to Video as the first frame and ask for each of them to hop toward the phone and throw a side kick at the lens, one at a time. Models, length and credit cost follow the site’s current setup and show on the button before you run it. Then download the clip.
Bing bing bing kicking beat by beat
Two stand side by side on a grey street and take turns hopping in with a side kick at the lens.
Three beats: both standing side by side; the left one hops toward the phone and kicks; then the right one does the same. It runs a few seconds and loops without a visible cut. Split-screen remixes stack the original on top and a new pair copying it below.
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The original clip
A real street video: two toddlers in matching pink, side by side, taking turns side-kicking at the phone to a punchy “bing bing bing” beat. It has been a reaction meme since at least November 2024, and reposts never name the kids, which is why your version uses adults or pets.
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Not Bing Bong
“Bing Bong” is an older meme of people shouting in New York street clips. The bing bing bing kicking meme is the two-girls side-kick video, a different thing entirely.
Bing bing bing kicking with your pets
One sharp full-body photo per animal; AI parrots and monsters started the wave in October 2026.
The earliest AI version found went up on October 15, 2026: a hippo and a crocodile. Two parrots followed on October 17 (594,000 views by October 25) and two furry street monsters on October 18 (2.0 million), then pigeons, ducks and pandas on the same street.
Cat and dog
In the sample the orange cat is on the left and the border collie on the right. Both rise onto their hind legs and lift a paw at the camera in turn, the same left-then-right rhythm the human pairs use.
One photo per animal
Give each animal its own sharp, full-body photo with paws in view and no filters. Upload them on Image left one first, and name which animal goes on which side in the prompt.
Adding the bing bing bing kicking sound
The clip comes without the TikTok sound; add it from the TikTok or Reels sound picker.
Generators hand back the clip silent or with an original beat. Phone-app templates with two photo slots have circulated since October 22, 2026 (the top how-to had 389,800 views by October 25) and #bingbingbing passed 1,900 videos; either way the sound goes on when you post.
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On TikTok
Upload the clip, open the sound picker while editing, search “bing bing bing” and pick the trend audio. Nudge the start so the first hit lands on the first kick.
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On Reels
When you build the Reel, open the audio library, find the same sound and lay it over the clip. Want another take from the same still? Go back to Video and run it again.
Bing bing bing kicking questions
Where does bing bing bing kicking come from?
A real street clip of two little girls in pink side-kicking at a phone in turns. It has circulated as a reaction meme since at least November 2024, and the children are never named.
Is this the Bing Bong meme?
No. Bing Bong is an older shouting meme from New York street videos; this trend is the side-kick clip.
When did AI versions show up?
October 15, 2026, with an AI hippo and crocodile. Parrots on October 17 and furry monsters on October 18 pushed it wide.
Group photo or two separate photos?
Two separate photos with one person each give the cleanest result. With a single group shot, keep both faces about the same size, side by side, full body or knees up.
Is there a ready-made template?
Phone-app templates with two photo slots have been around since October 22, 2026. Here you do the same in the browser: two photos on Image, then the still on Video.
Why do the two faces trade places?
It happens when the photos blend. Keep one person per photo, upload the left one first and state in the prompt that the left person stays on the left.
