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Make yoursBing Bing Bing Kicking AI
- 2 photos
- 50 credits · $6.99 for one video
- 12s · 9:16
- Sound: original clip sound optional
- No sign-in
Bing Bing Bing Kicking AI
Two pet photos become the Bing Bing Bing kicking duo: your pets stand up on a street and take turns kicking at the camera. 12-second vertical AI video. Silent, or with the original clip sound for personal viewing.
50 credits · $6.99 for one videoFrom $4.58 / video with the Keep creating pack (600 credits, $54.99 total).See prices
Sound: original clip sound optional12 sec9:161080p
To post, download it silent and add the trending sound in TikTok or Reels.
Create your video
Your photos
0 of 2 required
Add your photos
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First kicking pet
Photo 1: walks in from the left and kicks firstSecond kicking pet
Photo 2: starts in the middle, then kicks from the rightPhoto tips
- One pet per photo, two separate photos
- Face, ears, legs and paws clearly visible
- Cats and dogs both work; mix them if you like
Use photos you have permission to use.
QualityHDChange
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About this trend & references
Trend references
Credit does not establish trend ownership or permission to reuse a creator’s work.
To make the Bing Bing Bing kicking video, upload two pet photos, one for each kicker, and generate. You get a 12-second vertical video of your pets kicking at the camera for 50 credits; the smallest pack is USD 6.99. Download it silent and add the trending sound when you post, or with the original clip's sound for personal viewing.
How to make the Bing Bing Bing kicking video
- Add Photo 1, the first kicker who walks in from the left, and Photo 2, the second kicker in the middle of the street.
- Check the price: 50 credits. No account is needed for a one-time purchase.
- Generate, then check that each pet keeps its own look in the close-up kicks.
- Download your 9:16 video silent and add the sound in TikTok or Reels. For personal viewing, you can also download it with the original clip's sound.
Two photos, two kickers
This template recreates the Bing Bing Bing kicking trend, also searched as the bing bing bing meme or the kicking meme. In the original AI clip, two fuzzy creatures stand on their back legs on a wet side street and take turns running up to the phone to kick at it. Upload two pet photos and your pets take their places.
First kicker. Photo 1 walks in from the left, throws the first big kick and later charges right up to the lens.
Second kicker. Photo 2 starts in the middle of the street, then kicks and swings its paws from the right, and gets the last kick of the clip.
Good photos. Two separate photos, one pet in each, with the face, ears, legs and paws visible. Cats, dogs or one of each all work.
Both photos are required. Use two different pets, and avoid photos with two pets in one frame: the template needs to know which pet plays which role.
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- Length
- 12 seconds
- Format
- 9:16
- Export
- 1080p enhanced
- Sound
- Silent or original sound (personal viewing)
- Watermark
- None
- Per generation
- 50 credits
USD 6.99 buys 50 credits, enough for one video with this template. This is a one-time purchase. Taxes are shown at checkout.
Most videos are ready in about 7 minutes. If a generation fails, your credits come back automatically.
Credits come in one-time packs, with no subscription. See current prices.
What happens in the Bing Bing Bing kicking video
The original clip, beat by beat: one handheld take with no cuts. Your two pets take the places of the two creatures; the street, camera moves and timing stay the same.
0–2 s First kick
One creature stands in the middle of a wet side street; the other walks in from the left and throws a big kick at the camera.
2–4 s Second kicker's turn
The creature on the right steps up close, swings a paw at the lens and backs off again.
4–6 s Right up to the lens
The first kicker rushes the camera and kicks while the person filming reaches a hand and a sandaled foot into the frame.
6–8 s Arms swinging
The second kicker comes up to the lens swinging its arms, then both drop back beside the parked motorbikes.
8–10 s Another high kick
The first kicker comes forward again and kicks high toward the camera.
10–12 s Last kick
The first kicker steps aside and the second one charges the camera for the final kick.
Before you generate
What is the Bing Bing Bing kicking trend?
Short AI videos where two characters stand side by side on a street and take turns kicking at the phone to a punchy beat. The best-known clip uses two fuzzy AI creatures. This template puts your own two pets in that clip.
How many photos do I need?
Two photos, one pet in each. Photo 1 walks in from the left and kicks first; Photo 2 starts in the middle and kicks from the right. Both are required.
Can I use a cat and a dog?
Yes. Each photo can be a cat or a dog. Each pet keeps its own species and look while it copies the kicks.
Can I make it with people instead of pets?
Not with this template. It takes two pet photos only.
How long is the video, and in what format?
12 seconds, vertical 9:16, with a 1080p enhanced export. Download it silent, or with the original clip's sound for personal viewing.
How much does one Bing Bing Bing kicking video cost?
50 credits. The smallest one-time pack that covers it is 50 credits for USD 6.99. No subscription is needed.
Can I download it with sound?
Yes. Every video comes in two versions: silent, best for posting (add the trending sound in TikTok or Reels), and with the original clip's sound, for personal viewing. The sound isn't licensed for public posts.
Will it match the reference?
The original clip sets every kick, camera move and the street. Check that each pet keeps its own coat and face, including the blurry close-ups where a kick fills the frame; AI can mix up markings when the two pets look alike. A new generation uses another 50 credits and may look different.
What if generation fails?
A failed generation returns the credits it used. This is a credit return, not a cash refund. For a completed result or billing issue, contact support. See the service terms for details.
Will my video have a watermark?
No. Your downloaded video has no watermark.
How long does generation take?
Most videos are ready in about 7 minutes; allow about 10–15 minutes when the service is busy. We email you when your video is ready.
Do I need an account?
No account is needed for a one-time purchase. Use your checkout email to recover your creations. If you create a video while signed in, use the same account to view it.
What if I don’t like the result?
AI results vary, and a new generation uses credits. If you run into a technical problem, email support@vellm.app.
Can I get a refund?
You can request a refund for a one-time credit pack within 7 days of purchase if none of its credits have been used. Email support@vellm.app. See our terms for details and your consumer rights.
How long do you keep my photos and videos?
Photos and videos, including the version with sound, are scheduled for deletion after 7 days. Download your video before it expires. See our Privacy Policy for details.
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