Which audio goes with the Ba Ba Ba Dance, and does it line up?
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Short answer
Take the original sound from the @otr.j5 clip in TikTok and start it at 0 seconds: our moves track that clip's first 15 seconds, so the solos and the swap land together. No song title could be confirmed, so none is named, and the sound is not part of our video.
The audio in our video
The built-in sound is a newly generated dance beat: bouncy bass, finger snaps, claps. Lyrics are not requested, but AI audio can add a stray voice. Each run sounds different, and it is not the original recording.
Laying the trending audio
- Download the silent version from My videos.
- Over in TikTok, open the @otr.j5 clip, tap the sound's name and hit Use this sound.
- Upload your video and set the audio to start at 0 seconds.
- The original lasts 34s and ours 15, so trim the audio to fit the video before you post.
When it may drift
The choreography copies the viral clip, but the model improvises, so a solo may start a few frames early or late. The 5-second preview compresses the beats, so timing can only be trusted in the full video.
How to add the original sound in TikTok
Short version: download your video, open the original clip in TikTok, tap its sound name, choose Use this sound and add your video. The full tutorial with a video is on the template page.
Questions people ask
Which audio fits best?
The original track of the @otr.j5 clip, because ours follows its opening 15 seconds.
Can I keep the AI beat?
Yes. It is an instrumental dance beat, though a stray voice can appear.
Does the preview sync as well?
No. The 5-second preview moves faster, and the full timing sits only in the 15-second video.
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