Add a photo of you and your person and that meme is you two: side by side, kicking at the lens in turns, every kick copied from the original clip, ready for the group chat to send right back. No CapCut template, no filming.
The Bing Bing Bing kicking meme is all over TikTok right now. Post yours while it is still on the feed.
Five versions of the kick meme. Each one is a template in the generator above: tap it, add your photo, and your pair does those exact kicks.
Split screen: the two toddlers in matching pink trade side kicks at the camera on top, and a hippo and a crocodile copy every kick underneath. The clip the whole meme copies. Posted on TikTok by @harlowlayla1.
Copy the originalSplit screen: two chickens kick toward the lens on top, and a boy, a crocodile and a hippo do the same kicks on the street below. Posted on TikTok by @wgcaieeth3.
Make our pets kickTwo pedestal fans kick first, then two flies, then two dinosaurs, each pair taking its turn. Posted on TikTok by @bo51765.
Do the chaos versionTwo kids in pink kick at exactly the same moment, then run at the camera, filmed from down low. Made on Kavel from one photo.
Kick in syncTwo grown-up friends barefoot in a bright living room, one kicking while the other bounces, both laughing too hard to stay on beat. Made on Kavel from one photo.
Make it us twoThe Bing Bing Bing kicking meme is a short street clip of two little girls in matching pink, standing side by side and taking turns throwing side kicks at the camera to a "bing bing bing" beat. This October TikTok creators started putting other pairs in their spots: two hens, two pedestal fans, two dinosaurs, best friends from one photo.
On TikTok people get it from a CapCut template and a tutorial. Here you pick the clip you want to copy, add one photo of the two of you, and the Bing Bing Bing kicking clip comes back with you two in the girls' places, kicking on the same beats. Want a whole group dancing from one photo instead? That is the Toc Toc AI dance.
Creative engine
The clip you pick goes into Kling 3.0 Motion Control as the motion reference, and your photo sets the two faces, hair and clothes. It copies every kick, the timing and the camera from the clip and puts your pair where the original two stood. The price shows on the Generate button before anything starts.
Two toddlers in pink kicking toward the lens one after the other, with a hippo and a crocodile redoing every kick underneath.
Two chickens doing the kicks up top, a boy, a crocodile and a hippo copying them below. Tap it and your pair does the same kicks.
One photo of the two of you and a few minutes, in your phone's browser, with no template link and no editing app.
The original girls, the hens, the fans and dinosaurs, the sync kick or the two friends. Tap one and that clip becomes the moves your pair copies.
Both of you facing the camera, side by side, bodies in frame, like this moment from the original. Whoever is on the left in your photo takes the left spot.
Your clip comes back vertical and about 10 seconds long. Post it to TikTok or Reels and pick the "bing bing bing" sound there.
This meme needs exactly two, and it lands hardest on the two people who would never kick on camera.
The photo from the last family dinner, now the two of you kicking at each other's beat on a street. Your mom will ask which one of you started it.
Last weekend's photo, and suddenly you are the two girls from the meme everyone keeps sending. Tag her before anyone else does.
Grandma in her cardigan and a five-year-old, trading side kicks. The grandparents' group chat will not recover.
The cat and the dog who never get along, finally doing something together: kicking at the camera in turns.
What the meme is, what photo to use, and what a clip costs.
No. Bing Bong is an older shout meme from New York street clips and the movie Kicking & Screaming. The Bing Bing Bing kicking meme is the clip of two little girls in pink trading side kicks at the camera, and that is the one this page puts you into.
It is a short street clip of two toddlers kicking in turns, reposted on TikTok under captions like "two girls kicking meme original" and "bing bing bing girl kicking". In October 2026 creators started swapping other pairs into it, and that swap is what you make here.
Two toddlers in matching pink outfits on a street. The reposts never name them. On this page it does not matter: your photo puts your own pair in their places.
Your clip comes back without the TikTok sound. When you post, open the sound picker in TikTok or Reels, search "bing bing bing" and pick the one used on the kicking videos, so yours lands with the rest of the meme.
It is the same meme, without CapCut. The template means downloading the app, finding the link and following a tutorial; here you pick the clip, add one photo in your browser, and your pair comes back doing the kicks.
Yes. Use one photo with both pets in it, side by side and fully in frame, and pick the clip you want them to copy. Other popular TikTok memes that work from one photo: the Smalltown Boy dance meme and the Toc Toc AI dance.
Not this one. It is paid, and the exact price sits on the Generate button before you press it. You pick the clip and add the photo first, then see the price before anything runs.
Any plan or pack — even a $19.90 one — unlocks a clean copy of every image you have made here, starts each new run instantly, and refunds one that fails.
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One photo of the two of you, no template hunt and no tutorial, and you two kicking at the camera like the girls in pink. Post it while the meme is still all over your feed.
Add the "bing bing bing" sound in TikTok or Reels when you post, so your clip lands with the rest of the meme.