Two Girls Kicking Meme: Put Two of Anyone in the Bing Bing Bing Kick
Two little girls in pink tracksuits stand on a street and kick a leg out at each other, bing bing bing, faster and faster until one nearly falls. In October 2026 the AI versions took over: a hippo and a crocodile, two budgerigars, a kangaroo and a capybara, two electric fans, couples, best friends. Pick one of the 12 takes below, upload a photo, and AI puts your two people — or your two pets — into the same leg-kick duel, sound and all. No pink tracksuit, no street, no rehearsal.
- 12 takes to remix
- One photo, one or two people
- Keeps the bing bing bing sound
- No watermark
Sexually explicit (NSFW) content is strictly prohibited.
Pick a sample
Rendering takes about 7 min. Finished clips land in History.
Two Girls Kicking Meme Takes to Remix
Nearly every take is the same shot: two of someone standing side by side, taking turns to kick, to the same phonk hit. So the choice is who and where. Two friends in a bedroom, the hippo and crocodile that made the AI wave, the two little girls in pink, two couples, the two office workers in black suits the clip was first shared as, the original footage itself, and the animals and objects people have turned it into — a kangaroo and a capybara, two budgerigars, two chickens, two electric fans. Pick the take closest to who you are putting in.
Two friends in a bedroom
View on TikTokA hippo and a crocodile
@capybarahouse.t on TikTokTwo little girls in pink
View on TikTokA couple in a plain room
@ah.boy_2 on TikTokThe same pair, outdoors
@y.lng836 on TikTokTwo office workers in black suits
@jakeyang04 on TikTokThe clip everything is copied from
@normalman217 on TikTokA kangaroo and a capybara
@holresa3 on TikTokTwo budgerigars
View on TikTokTwo electric fans
View on TikTokTwo chickens
View on TikTokThe girls, then the hippo
View on TikTokWhat Is the Two Girls Kicking Meme?
Two girls — little girls, in pink tracksuits — stand side by side on a street in Vietnam and take turns kicking one leg out at each other’s shins, bang, bang, bang, faster every time, arms flailing for balance, until one of them hops away laughing and nearly goes over. An adult films it from a few steps back. That is the whole clip, and it is 14 seconds long.
The footage is not new. It has been on TikTok since at least November 2024, when it went around as a green screen and a CapCut template under the name "two girls kicking meme", so other people could drop their own videos in behind the girls. What happened in October 2026 is that AI learned to rebuild it: one photo goes in, and the same duel comes out with your friends, your kids or your pets in it. The CapCut template "Two girls kicking" has been used around 56,000 times — about 6,600 a day — and the hashtag #twogirlskicking only opened on 22 October 2026, so the wave is a week old.
The biggest post is not the original. It is a hippo and a crocodile doing the kick duel on a street corner, posted by @capybarahouse.t on 14 October 2026: 10.7 million plays and 718 thousand likes. Once that landed the versions multiplied — two budgerigars, a kangaroo and a capybara, two chickens, two electric fans, two dinosaurs, couples in yards, two friends in a bedroom, the two girls in pink rebuilt from a photo. The video model does not care who is in it, which is the point: the joke is the turn-taking, and it works with two of anything that has legs.
The sound is the other half. Every take runs on the same phonk edit, with a metallic "bing bing bing" hit landing on each kick — a sound effect from the original clip, slowed and stretched over a beat. It is why the meme is filed under "bing bing bing" as often as under its own name, and why TikTok completes "two girls kicking meme original", "two kids kicking meme" and "two people kicking feet trend" for the same clip. If you are looking for the two girls kicking meme, you are in the right place. If you are looking for the bing bing bing animation edits — South Park, Invincible, object shows — that is a separate meme that happens to share a name, and the FAQ below explains the difference.
This page is the swap. Pick any of the 12 takes below, upload one photo for both of them or two for one each, and the duel comes back with your people in it, at the same rhythm, on the same sound. Google is still at about eleven searches a day for this, so most people who post a version in the next week will be the first in their feed to have one.
How to Make a Two Girls Kicking Meme Video with AI
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Pick a take
Choose the reference on the right: the two friends in the bedroom, the hippo and crocodile, the two girls in pink, a couple indoors or in a yard, the kangaroo and capybara, the budgerigars, the electric fans. Your video keeps that take’s street or room, camera, rhythm and sound.
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Upload a photo
One photo covers both kickers; a second photo gives the one on the right their own face. Full body or at least knees-up works best, because the whole joke is in the legs. A pet photo works the same way — the model stands them up on two legs.
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Generate and post
Your two girls kicking meme video comes out vertical 9:16 with the take’s own bing bing bing sound already in it, so it lands on the same audio as the rest of the trend. Add the AI label when you post it.
Tips for a Better Two Girls Kicking Meme Video
Knees-up, not a selfie
The entire clip is legs. A photo cropped at the chest gives the model nothing to kick with, so use a full-body shot, or at least one where both pairs of shoes are in frame. Standing, facing the camera, one foot forward is the ideal pose.
Two photos if they are different people
With one photo both characters come back as the same person, which is its own joke. To keep two friends looking like themselves, upload two — the model puts @Image1 on the left and @Image2 on the right every time.
Pets kick as pets, not as people
For a cat, dog or budgerigar, say so in the prompt: the model should stand the animal up on its hind legs and keep its real markings, not give it a human body in a tracksuit. The hippo and crocodile take is the reference for how that should look.
The background sells it
A street with blue crates and parked motorbikes, a tiled spare room, a bare yard — the take’s setting is half the joke. If you want your own room in the shot, pick the bedroom take and say where the camera is.
Keep the kicks in order
The rhythm is the meme: one kicks, the other kicks back, and it speeds up. If a render comes back with both kicking at once and no turn-taking, run it again with the same take — the reference video carries the timing better than any written prompt.
Pricing
Each two girls kicking meme video is one use (700 credits), whether you pick any length from 6 to 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.
- The two girls in the original clip are children and are not public figures: do not put their faces in your own version or imply they are part of it.
- Do not make the kick duel look like a real fight between real named people; the joke only works as two willing people messing about.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the two girls kicking meme?
A clip of two little girls in pink tracksuits on a Vietnamese street, taking turns kicking one leg out at each other until one nearly falls, with a "bing bing bing" hit on every kick. It has been on TikTok since at least November 2024 as a green screen and CapCut template, and in October 2026 AI started rebuilding it from a single photo with the user’s own people or pets in it.
What actually happens in the two girls kicking video?
Nothing dramatic, which is the joke. The two girls stand side by side, one kicks at the other’s shin, the other kicks back, and they speed up until one loses her balance and hops away laughing. An adult films it from a few steps back. There is no fall, no fight and no dialogue — just the kicks and the sound.
Is the two girls kicking meme AI?
Both. The original clip is real footage of two children on a street. Everything filed under "two girls kicking ai", and every animal version on this page, is generated: the hippo and crocodile, the kangaroo and capybara, the budgerigars, the electric fans, the two friends in the bedroom. A post carrying TikTok’s "AI-generated media" label is one of the generated ones.
What is the bing bing bing sound?
A phonk edit of the kick hit from the original clip: a metallic "bing bing bing" landing on every kick over a hard beat. Most takes still credit it as their own original sound, which is why the track has no single name — search the sound rather than the song. Note that "bing bing bing" also names a separate animation meme (South Park, Invincible and object-show edits) that has nothing to do with this clip.
Is "two kids kicking" the same meme?
Yes. "Two kids kicking meme", "two people kicking feet trend", "2 girls kicking meme" and "two girls kicking meme original" are all the same clip and the same sound — TikTok completes all of them from this one name. The page is titled the way most people type it, but the takes and the prompts are identical whichever wording you used.
Who are the two girls in the clip?
Two children filmed by an adult on a street in Vietnam; their names are not public, and the clip has been reposted thousands of times, mostly without credit. Because they are children and not public figures, this page does not put their faces in the generated versions — the AI takes use your own photos instead.
How do I make the two girls kicking meme with my own photos?
Pick any take on this page, upload one photo (for both kickers) or two (one each), and generate. The video comes back at the take’s length, vertical 9:16, with the same turn-taking kicks and the same bing bing bing sound. Nothing else is needed — no tracksuit, no street, no second person.
Can I make the version with two kids, two friends or my pets?
Yes, and those are the three versions people actually post. Two photos of two friends is the standard best-friend take; one photo of two kids works because the model fills both sides; and a pet photo gives you the hippo-and-crocodile treatment, with the animal standing on its hind legs and keeping its own markings.
Is there a CapCut template for it?
Yes — "Two girls kicking", with around 56,000 uses and about 6,600 a day, plus a pile of copies. A template pastes your photo onto one fixed clip. Here the two kickers are rendered from your photos inside whichever of the 12 takes you pick, so the bodies, the clothes and the kicks all match, and you get a clean MP4 with no watermark.
Is the two girls kicking meme still growing?
Yes. The hashtag only opened on 22 October 2026 and is adding about 45 posts a day; the CapCut template is used about 6,600 times a day and has passed 56,000 uses. Google is still tiny — roughly eleven searches a day — so the search side has not caught up with the TikTok side yet.
Can I do it with one photo, or do I need two?
One is enough: the model uses it for both characters, which gives you the same person kicking herself. Two photos is better when the two people are different, because each face is kept separately — @Image1 goes on the left, @Image2 on the right.
What is the Two Girls Kicking Meme AI prompt?
The two girls on a street prompt is in the AI Prompts section below. It starts: "Image 1, and Image 2 if given, are the two girls." Paste the rest into any AI video tool that accepts your photos.
Who Is Kicking Whose Shin?
Pick a take, add one photo, and post your two girls kicking meme while the sound is still everywhere.
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Two Girls Kicking Meme AI Prompts
The prompt behind every take on this page: the remix prompt that swaps the two kickers inside a clip, and four text prompts for the open generator (a street, a bedroom, two pets, a couple in a yard). They describe the turn-taking kick by kick, so they work in any image-to-video model that takes your photo as Image 1.
Two girls on a street
Image 1, and Image 2 if given, are the two girls. A vertical phone video, one continuous wide shot at chest height, the camera held still, the whole bodies and both pairs of shoes in frame, daylight, crisp and real. No captions, no stickers, no logos, no watermark. On a sunlit street of small shops in front of a pile of blue crates, the two girls from the images — one in a pink tracksuit, one in pink shorts — perform the two girls kicking meme: the two characters stand side by side facing the camera, then take turns kicking one leg out hard at the other one’s shin, bang bang bang, faster and faster, arms swinging for balance, until one of them hops away laughing and nearly falls over. Keep both faces, hair, skin tone, build and clothes exactly as in the images. Audio: a hard phonk beat with a metallic “bing bing bing” hit landing on every kick, no dialogue.
Other versions: Two friends indoors · Your two pets · A couple in a yard