TrendingTrending in October 2026

Wipe Me Down Dance AI Trend

Dance the viral stomp from one photo.

The video features energetic low stomps, floor flick gestures, and a lively jump to the music. Uploading one full-body image places you directly in the routine. Your customized clip runs for 15 seconds.

1 photo you add
15 s vertical clip
9:16 for TikTok, Reels, Shorts
Original sound included

No prompt to writeAdd your photo and tap once

Create your own 692 credits

Ready in a few minutes · from 692 credits · failed videos refund their credits

Original reel

@mattshort85

The original743.5M views on #wipemedown

What the Wipe Me Down Dance video looks like

This is the original. Your photo replaces its lead, so your video follows the same shots with your face. No two runs come out exactly the same.

Creator @mattshort85 shared a video dancing before a closet using a jersey with blurred lettering. Your uploaded picture takes the lead's place while the upbeat choreography and background remain intact.

Also calledwipe it down dancewipe it down trendcarnell stompcarnell stomp dance

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Step by stepNo editing app

How to make the Wipe Me Down Dance video

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Add your photo
Solo dancer: use a clear full-body photo.
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Press Make my video
The button shows the price before anything is spent: 692 credits at 480p.
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Download and post
A vertical 9:16 MP4, with the trend’s sound or silent. Find it later in My videos.

Which photo works best?

Show your entire body standing upright
Pick bright and even lighting
Wear distinct everyday clothing

Avoid

Cropping below the waist
Blurry or dark snapshots
Crowded group pictures

Shot by shot15 seconds

What happens in your video

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The dancer drops into a low crouch while flicking both hands toward the floor on the beat.
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A quick jump brings the performer upright with a bright smile.
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Both arms swing smoothly from side to side in time with the rhythm.

Where it startedTrending in October 2026

Where the trend came from

Carnell Nichols originally shared the routine on TikTok in June 2020 using challenge tags, later posting an August 2023 green-screen clip that accumulated over 5.5 million views. In September 2026, he identified the moves as the Carnell stomp.

A kitchen version recorded by a Myrtle Beach creator in August 2026 earned more than 12 million views and renewed viral interest. Automated video templates quickly followed, driving hundreds of thousands of views across social feeds.

What it means

People share this routine to showcase fun footwork and match a classic energetic beat without needing dance training. It offers an easy way to appear in a viral challenge.

The format suits anyone wanting a lighthearted, upbeat social post that brings a smile to their friends.

CreditsSame price for everyone

How many credits it costs

Quality	Length	Credits
Standard · 480p	15 s	692

Credits come from a plan or a credit pack. A video that fails gives its credits back. See plans

TroubleshootingFixes that work

What goes wrong, and the fix

If…	Do this
Body looks distorted or cut off	Upload a full-length portrait showing your head down to your feet.
Movement appears unnatural	Use a photo where you stand straight facing forward toward the camera.
The render failed	Credits come back automatically. Try again with a clearer photo.

QuestionsWipe Me Down Dance

Wipe Me Down Dance questions

What is the Wipe Me Down Dance trend?

It is an upbeat social dance challenge based on bouncy stomps, floor flicks, and side-to-side arm sways set to a popular track.

How do I make the Wipe Me Down Dance video?

Press Create your own, add one photo and tap Make my video. There is no prompt to write.

How many credits does it cost?

692 credits at standard quality (480p), 1,556 at HD (720p). The exact number is on the button before you spend anything, and a failed video gives its credits back.

Can I use a close-up selfie instead of a full-body picture?

A full-body shot works best because the routine requires full visibility from head to toe to match the stomping motions.

Who made the original?

The featured clip was posted by @mattshort85. We link to it above.