Hey Boo Come Slide With Me: Put You and Your Boo in the Couples Line Dance
Two steps right, a slow slide, a little sway and a look at your boo: that is Hey Boo Come Slide With Me, the couples line dance Kisha Stinson and her husband Bruce started in matching denim and half of TikTok’s married couples have copied since. Pick one of the seventeen clips below, add a photo of you and one of your partner, and the AI puts the two of you in that clip doing the whole routine on the beat, with the song still on it. Your husband who “doesn’t dance”, your grandma, your best friend: no rehearsal needed.
- Seventeen clips to remix
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- Keeps the song
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TL;DR
Rising · as ofHey Boo Come Slide With Me is a couples line dance from TikTok: Kisha Stinson and her husband Bruce posted it on 8 October 2026 in matching denim to their own song, and husbands and wives, grandparents and friends have been copying it since. The song came out on streaming on 31 October, and CapCut templates now turn two photos into the dance, about 1,200 times a day. It is still rising.
- Original post
- @experiencetheworldwithcl, 8 October 2026: Kisha Stinson and her husband Bruce do their couples line dance in denim to promote her “Diamonds, Denim & Dancing” birthday party. · @experiencetheworldwithcl
- Sound
- original sound - experiencetheworldwithcl — open it in TikTok and tap “Use this sound”.
- Also called
- come slide with me, hey boo come slide with me dance, hey boo come slide with me line dance, hey boo come slide with me two steps right, hey boo come slide with me couples dance, hey boo come slide with me ai, hey boo come slide with me template, diamonds and denim dance, kisha stinson hey boo, #heyboo, #comeslidewithme
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Hey Boo Come Slide With Me Clips to Remix
Kisha and Bruce’s original first, then the copies, biggest first: couples in their living rooms, a grandma and her grandbaby, a mother and daughter, a cruise-ship couple, solos in a kitchen and a locker room, Kisha back in the ballroom with her mama. After them come the AI versions: two pairs of ducks, two cartoon besties and a whole AI line in denim. Pick the one you want to be in.
The original, in denim
@experiencetheworldwithcl on TikTok“He got that swag, I got that sway”
@pamelasuereed on TikTokPolka dots and all black
@taraccannon on TikTokGrandma and the grandbaby
@chi_chi_long_dancequeen on TikTokMother and daughter
@_therealswingtherapy on TikTok“Sliding into 30 years”
@trenace73 on TikTokOne more dance out of him
@papatui.tutu on TikTokTwo ducks by the pond, AI
@trurealyst on TikTokSolo in the locker room
@james11510 on TikTokMarriage behavior
@chi_chi_long_dancequeen on TikTokSolo in the kitchen
@shadowunknown95 on TikTokIn white tees and jeans
@neatandclete on TikTokBack in the ballroom
@experiencetheworldwithcl on TikTokKisha and her mama
@experiencetheworldwithcl on TikTokDucks in suits, AI
@trurealyst on TikTokCartoon besties, AI
@flippinandfloppin1 on TikTokA whole AI line in denim
@coachellameansbusiness on TikTokWhat Is Hey Boo Come Slide With Me?
Hey Boo Come Slide With Me is a line dance for two. You stand next to your partner, take two steps right, step in, turn around, step back and slide close, and the song calls every move out as you go, starting with “hey boo, come slide with me”. It is slow, it is easy, and it is meant to be flirty, which is why it is mostly done by couples rather than dance crews.
It started with one couple. Kisha Stinson and her husband Bruce filmed it in a ballroom in matching denim, a row of couples behind them, to sell tickets to her “Diamonds, Denim & Dancing” 46th birthday party. Her caption asked “where are all my couples at?”, and the answer was husbands pulled off the couch, grandmas with their grandkids, couples married forty years and friends lined up in a kitchen.
Hey boo come slide with me AI is the version you make from photos. CapCut templates and AI duets put people who would never film it, or who are not in the same city, into the dance. This page does the same with any clip below: pick a real or AI version, upload one photo per dancer, and the AI redoes that clip with your faces, on its beat and with the song.
Timeline
Kisha Stinson posts the dance with her husband Bruce, the two of them in rhinestone denim in a Tampa Bay ballroom: 874K plays and 56K likes.
The first AI version: @vahneman’s AI duet beside the original couple gets 154K plays.
A CapCut template, “Diamonds And Denim”, starts turning photos into the dance (@foryoutemp, 107K plays).
The copies take over: @pamelasuereed and her husband’s “He got that swag, I got that sway” reaches 358K, and Coach Ella posts an all-AI line of dancers.
“Hey Boo, Come Slide With Me” comes out on streaming platforms under The Kisha & Bruce Collection.
The sound has about 9,100 videos, 270 new a day, and two newer CapCut templates are used about 1,200 times a day.
What Song Is Hey Boo Come Slide With Me?
It is “Hey Boo, Come Slide With Me” by The Kisha & Bruce Collection, the name Kisha Stinson and her husband Bruce release their music under. On TikTok it plays as “original sound - experiencetheworldwithcl”, the sound from her first video; the full song came out on streaming platforms on 31 October 2026. It is a southern soul line dance song, and the line most people quote under their videos is “he got that swag, I got that sway”.
So when people search “hey boo come slide with me original singer” or “who sings it”, the answer is Kisha Stinson herself, not a cover. Her 6 November video with her mom is the other one to look for if you want the “original” with family.
Couples, Grandmas and AI Crews: Who Does It
Look at the biggest posts and almost all of them are two people: a wife and the husband who “doesn’t dance”, a couple over sixty in their kitchen, a grandma and a grandbaby, which TikTok suggests on its own as “hey boo come slide with me grandma and grandchild”. A few are rows of friends or solo outfit videos.
The AI versions follow the same shape. Two photos in, two people sliding out, usually in denim and usually in the ballroom or a kitchen. That is why this page takes two photos and keeps whoever is left and right in the clip you pick.
How to Make Your Hey Boo Come Slide With Me Video
- 1
Pick the clip you want to be in
The ballroom original, a kitchen couple, grandma with a grandchild or one of the AI versions: the clip decides the room, the outfits, the light and how many people dance.
- 2
Upload a photo of you and your boo
Image 1 becomes the dancer on the left, Image 2 the one on the right. Full-body photos work best, one person per photo, face lit. For a solo clip, one photo is enough.
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Generate and post it on the sound
Your Hey Boo Come Slide With Me video comes back at the clip’s length with the song under it. Post it with #heyboo or #comeslidewithme and tag your boo.
Tips for a Better Hey Boo Come Slide With Me Video
Full-body photos
The dance is in the feet: the two steps right, the step back, the slide. A photo cut at the waist leaves the model guessing your legs, so use one that shows you head to toe.
Left and right matter
Image 1 always takes the left spot and Image 2 the right. In most clips the woman is on the left, so put her photo first.
The denim comes from the clip
The dancers you replace keep their outfits, so pick the clip by what they wear: rhinestone denim in the ballroom, house clothes in the kitchen, Sunday best at a party.
Age is not a problem
Half the best posts are couples over sixty and grandparents. A clear, front-facing photo of grandma works as well as anyone’s.
Check the turn and the kiss
When the two of you turn toward each other is where faces can slip. Watch it at full speed and run it again if a face changes.
Pricing
Each Hey Boo Come Slide With Me video is one use (700 credits), whether you pick 10, 11 or 15 seconds. The price is on the button before you start, and nothing else is added.
A single use is $9.90; packs of 4 and 8 uses, or a monthly plan that posts trend videos to your accounts for you, cost less per video. A render that fails is refunded automatically.
Autopilot plans
Every month we turn the newest trends into meme videos and post them to your accounts. Each post is one of the plan’s videos, and any you make yourself come out of the same count. Cancel any time.
One-time video packs
Pay once and use them on any trend template, at any length. The credits never expire, and the other video tools can spend them too.
Use it responsibly
- Only upload photos of yourself, of people who said yes, or of your own pets.
- Do not use it to make someone look like they did something they did not.
- Label the result as AI when you post it; TikTok and Instagram both have an AI-generated tag.
- Only put someone in the dance who has said yes to it, ask a parent before using a child’s photo, and keep the AI label on the finished video.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who made Hey Boo Come Slide With Me?
Kisha (Lakisha) Stinson, who posts as @experiencetheworldwithcl, made the song and the dance with her husband Bruce. Their first video went up on 8 October 2026 and the song is released under The Kisha & Bruce Collection.
Is Hey Boo Come Slide With Me a real song?
Yes. “Hey Boo, Come Slide With Me” by The Kisha & Bruce Collection came out on streaming platforms on 31 October 2026, after the TikTok sound had already been used in thousands of videos.
Why is Hey Boo Come Slide With Me trending?
Because it is a dance couples can actually do. The steps are simple, it is slow enough for anyone, and it is flirty, so wives film their husbands, grandmas film their grandkids, and people in their sixties and seventies have some of the biggest posts.
What are the steps?
The song calls them out: side by side, two steps to the right, step in toward your partner, turn around, step back and slide close, then sway in your groove, and repeat. That is why TikTok’s top suggestion for the name is “hey boo come slide with me two steps right”.
Can I make a Hey Boo Come Slide With Me AI video with my partner?
Yes, that is what this page is for. Upload your photo as Image 1 and your partner’s as Image 2, pick a couple clip, and the two of you come back doing the dance side by side, on the beat, with the song.
Do I need the CapCut template?
No. The templates only offer their own scene; here you can pick any of the clips, real or AI, and the result has no CapCut watermark.
How long is the video?
As long as the clip you pick, up to 15 seconds here. The price is one use whichever clip you pick.
What is the Hey Boo Come Slide With Me AI prompt?
The you and your boo prompt is in the AI Prompts section below. It starts: "A couple from the photos does the Hey Boo Come Slide With Me line dance side by side in their kitchen, both in matching blue denim, him in a white tee and her in denim overalls." Paste the rest into any AI video tool that accepts your photos.
Hey Boo, Come Slide With Me
Two photos and one clip, and you and your boo are doing the line dance side by side, on the beat, with the song.
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Hey Boo Come Slide With Me AI Prompts
The dance written out as text, for the open generator or any image-to-video model: a couple in their kitchen, the denim ballroom, grandma and grandchild, the husband who joins late, and a row of friends. Image 1 is always on the left.
You and your boo
A couple from the photos does the Hey Boo Come Slide With Me line dance side by side in their kitchen, both in matching blue denim, him in a white tee and her in denim overalls. Vertical phone video on a tripod, both dancers head to toe in frame, one continuous take. No text, no captions, no logos, no watermark. Image 1 is the woman on the left, Image 2 the man on the right; together they stand side by side, take two steps to the right, step in toward each other, turn around, step back and slide close, then sway together and grin at the camera, all on the beat, and at the end she pulls him in for a kiss. Each person keeps the face, hair, skin tone, age and build from their own photo for the whole clip. Audio: “Hey Boo, Come Slide With Me” by The Kisha & Bruce Collection, the southern soul line dance song.
Other versions: Diamonds and denim ballroom · Grandma and grandchild · The husband who “doesn’t dance” · A row of friends