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View original post ↗Turn one dog or cat photo into the Nicole Kidman dance trend: your pet stands on its back legs and dances at a sunny LA bus stop. 14-second vertical AI video. Silent, or with the original clip sound for personal viewing.
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To make the Nicole Kidman dance pet video, upload one clear photo of your dog or cat and generate. Your pet dances on its back legs at a sunny bus stop in a 14-second vertical video 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.
This template recreates the Nicole Kidman dance trend with your pet. A dog stands on its back legs at a sunny Los Angeles bus stop, watches a bus go by, then turns to the camera and dances: low squats, hip shakes, paws thrown out to the side and raised overhead. You upload one photo of your dog or cat and it takes the dancer's place.
Good photo. One dog or cat in good light with the whole body in the frame, so the head, ears and all four legs are visible. A photo from the front or at a slight angle works best.
Photos that often fail. Pets lying down with their legs tucked under, costumes that hide the body, very dark photos, heavy filters and photos with more than one animal.
The dancer in the original is a tan short-haired dog with big upright ears. Your pet keeps its own breed, coat and leg length, so the same moves can look different on a fluffy or very small pet. The trend takes its name from a song; this template is not affiliated with Nicole Kidman or the song's artist.
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The original clip, beat by beat. It is one continuous shot; your pet takes the place of the dog, and the setting, camera and timing stay the same.
At a bus stop on a palm-lined Los Angeles street, the dog stands on its back legs with its back to the camera and watches a bus drive past.
It turns to face the camera, drops into a low squat with its paws in front of its chest, then leans and steps to the side.
Facing the camera, it throws its front paws out to the sides, raises one paw high and brings both paws up over its head.
It bounces in a wide stance, turns its back to the camera to shake its hips, then faces front again in a squat.
It turns side-on and stands still on its back legs, looking down the street for the bus.
Short AI videos of people and pets dancing to the song Nicole Kidman, with squats, hip shakes and arm moves. In this version a dog dances on its back legs at a Los Angeles bus stop. The trend is named after the song, not footage of the actress, and this template is not affiliated with her or the artist.
One photo of one pet. A dog or a cat both work; the template keeps the black collar from the original.
Yes. The original dancer is a dog, but the template takes one dog or cat photo and keeps your pet's own species, coat and markings.
14 seconds, vertical 9:16, with a 1080p enhanced export. Download it silent, or with the original clip's sound for personal viewing.
50 credits. The smallest one-time pack that covers it is 50 credits for USD 6.99. No subscription is needed.
This template is set up for pets. The moves and the bus stop come from a clip of a dancing dog.
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.
The original clip guides the dance, the bus stop and the camera. AI can change your pet's markings, ears and paws during fast moves and turns, so watch the whole clip before downloading. A new generation uses another 50 credits and may look different.
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