How to make a Dame Hombro AI video with friends

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A group template

On TikTok's Bulin 47 Dance Challenge page on 19 October, a creator tagged #capcutpioneer explained a template that makes "a video of three people dancing" from one photo. Other templates name themselves after the trend in other ways (Pio dancing like Bulin 47). Some trend websites also say they take a second photo for a partner; we have not tested them.

The catch: the scene, the dance and the faces are the template's guess. Check the preview before you add anyone's photo.

One AI video each, then a split screen

Each Google account can first make one free 2-second preview.

1. 1

   Ask each friend for one clear photo of themselves, face to the camera, waist up, and their OK to use it.

2. 2

   Make one video per photo in the generator on this page. Each is 15 seconds, usually 4 to 15 minutes.

3. 3

   Download the version with sound for one of them and the silent copies for the rest.

4. 4

   In CapCut, start a new project with the first video, then add the others with Overlay and arrange them side by side or in a grid.

5. 5

   Line up the start of every clip on the first frame; they all begin at the same second of the original, so the moves match. Nudge one by a frame or two if needed.

6. 6

   Keep the sound on one clip only, export, and label the video as AI when you post.

Dance it for real

Put on "Dame Hombro", stand in a row and copy the shoulder bounce on the beat. The moves and the challenge rules are in the Dame Hombro challenge. Film vertical, from the waist up, with the phone at chest height.

Everyone has to agree

• Only use photos of friends who said yes; our upload box asks you to confirm it.
• Adults only here: we do not accept photos of children (why).
• One person per photo. A group photo gives a mixed-up face; crop each person out first.