What is Bing Bing Bing Kicking, where did it start, and how are AI versions made?

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Short answer

A short clip filmed on a street from near ground level. Two characters line up, then step forward one at a time and kick at the lens to a quick beat, and a hand stops a foot before the cut. October 2026 brought AI parrots and monsters, and AI versions now use your own photos.

Two upright pets on a grey street seen from near ground level: a corgi with an orange-and-white coat beside a black cat
Two upright pets on a grey street seen from near ground level: a corgi with an orange-and-white coat beside a black cat

Where this trend comes from

  • Use this sound: your video is timed to it, from 0s

    @jakeyang04 · TikTok · Oct 17, 2026 · 594K views · The clip we follow: two AI parrots take turns kicking at the camera; sound starts at 0s
  • @jakeyang04 · TikTok · Oct 18, 2026 · 2M views · Two furry street monsters doing the kicks; the first post of the trend past a million views
  • @shinxe2001 · TikTok · Oct 15, 2026 · A hippo and a crocodile doing the kicks, the first AI version we found

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Questions people ask

Is the street an actual street?

The trend clips are AI renders too, so ours is no different. Nothing is filmed.

What is the length of the clip?

Ours lasts 12 seconds, the same as the clip it mirrors.

Is anybody hurt?

No. Every kick is a playful swing that stops short, and a hand blocks the final one.

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