Wipe Me Down Dance: Put Your Photos in the Viral Clip
Two dancers, fifteen seconds, one blue-grey kitchen: the first one leans into the phone and wipes the floor with both hands, and at nine seconds their friend jumps in and finishes the routine. Every wipe me down dance clip on TikTok right now is somebody else’s two people standing in that room. Pick a version below, add one photo of each dancer, and the AI redraws you both through the crouch, the wipe and the hand-over, with the clip’s own sound still on it.
- Thirteen clips to remix
- Two photos
- You and a friend
- Original sound
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TL;DR
Past its peak · as ofThe wipe me down dance is the low crouch where both hands flick down at the floor on every beat, to “Wipe Me Down” — the 2007 remix by Foxx with Lil Boosie and Webbie. Carnell Nichols Jr. turned it into a TikTok challenge in 2020; it came back in 2026 on one 15-second kitchen clip, where the first dancer wipes and a friend takes over at nine seconds, and through October every version of that clip was generated. It has peaked: the 15M-play takes are from the middle of October, and new posts now come from CapCut template accounts for a few hundred plays each.
- Original post
- The 15-second kitchen clip every generated version copies — 16 August 2026, 13.2M plays and 1.9M likes · @xantoofunny
- Sound
- original sound - kookiesandcream5728 — open it in TikTok and tap “Use this sound”.
- Also called
- wipe me down, wipe me down ai, wipe me down ai dance, wipe me down ai template, wipe me down dance trend, wipe me down dance tutorial, wipe me down dance guy, wipe me down capcut template, wipe me down dance michael myers, wipe it down dance, carnell stomp
- Last updated
Wipe Me Down Dance Videos to Remix
Thirteen wipe me down dance clips, starting with the kitchen clip every generated version copies, then the takes on it, most watched first: a doll costume in a shop aisle, two Clive characters, a red dress, a rooftop pair, a baby on a bed, a Genghis Khan cosplay, Phineas and Ferb, Call of Duty’s Ghost and Farah. Pick the one whose room you want to be in and swap in your photos.
The kitchen clip everyone copies
@xantoofunny on TikTokThe doll costume in the shop aisle
@nataliireynoldss on TikTokClive and his homie
@clivecheckingin on TikTokThe lady in red
@ladyinredai on TikTokTwo of them on a rooftop
@neekzsandlagi on TikTokOne guy, the whole routine
@swagyboykaii on TikTokThe baby on the bed
@zallvxx8 on TikTokThe character in the suit
@jamiedowneyjr on TikTokGenghis Khan does the wipe
@the.real.genghis.khan on TikTokTwo blondes in brown suits
@benjamin.barringt on TikTokGhost and Farah
@lt_ghost_tv on TikTokRumpelstiltskin and the blonde
@mattsordiff on TikTokPhineas and Ferb
@mooys07 on TikTokWhat Is the Wipe Me Down Dance?
The wipe me down dance is the low crouch where both hands flick down at the floor on every beat. You lean in at the camera, hop back with your feet wide, bend the knees and drop the back, spring up once with the knees tucked, then rock side to side and brush both hands at the floor, as if wiping dust off it.
The song is “Wipe Me Down”, the 2007 remix by Foxx with Lil Boosie (Boosie Badazz) and Webbie, from Trill Entertainment’s “Survival Of The Fittest”, which reached No. 38 on the Billboard Hot 100. On TikTok it circulates as an original sound posted by @kookiesandcream5728 in September 2021, with 39,679 videos under it.
The dance is credited to Carnell Nichols Jr., who posted it with Team Carnell (@trendsetterrrrrrr) in June 2020 and still calls himself its original creator — that is the “wipe me down dance guy” people search for, and the reason the tutorials, the call-outs and the “wrong dance” compilations all come from the same Louisiana corner of TikTok as the song.
What came back in 2026 is not the 2020 challenge, it is one clip of it. On 16 August 2026 @xantoofunny posted fifteen seconds in a blue-grey kitchen: he leans into the phone and does the wipe, and at nine seconds his friend jumps in and finishes the routine while he stands there with his arms folded. It reached 13.2M plays, and by October the whole trend was that clip with different people in it — a doll costume in a shop aisle at 15.8M plays, two characters called Clive at 14.7M, a red dress at 8.1M, a baby on a bed, Phineas and Ferb, Ghost and Farah from Call of Duty.
That is the version this page is about, and the reason “wipe me down ai” and “wipe me down ai template” are searches at all: the copies are generated. Most were made with a CapCut template that drops one photo into the kitchen clip, which is why the people in them slide around inside the room and never quite land the crouch. This page does it the other way round — you pick one of the thirteen clips below as the reference video, and an image-to-video model redraws both dancers doing that clip’s crouch, its wipe and its nine-second hand-over, in that clip’s room, with that clip’s sound still on it.
Two things to keep straight. Wipe me down is not the same trend as “wipe it down”, the 2020 mirror challenge to BMW Kenny’s song, where you wipe a mirror with a cloth and cut to a new outfit — different song, different move, and a lot of captions mix the two up. And the dance did not start in the kitchen clip; it started with Foxx, Boosie and Carnell Nichols four years before the clip existed. The kitchen clip is just the version everyone can now be dropped into.
Timeline
Carnell Nichols Jr. posts the wipe me down dance challenge with Team Carnell: “How was the energy in this one”. 1.8M plays, and he still calls himself the original creator — this is where “the wipe me down dance guy” comes from.
@louisiana_micheal_myers1 does it in a Michael Myers mask, Louisiana style, tagging Carnell Nichols: 31.6M plays, the biggest post on the sound and the reason “wipe me down dance michael myers” is a search of its own.
@xantoofunny posts fifteen seconds in a blue-grey kitchen — he leans in and wipes, his friend jumps in at nine seconds — and it reaches 13.2M plays. Every clip on this page is a copy of that one.
The copies stop being people: a CapCut template account posts “Tap ‘Try this template’ to join this wipe me down dance trend” and it takes 2.1M plays. Generated characters start replacing the two dancers.
@clivecheckingin puts two Clive characters in the kitchen clip for 14.7M plays, and the generated versions take the top of the sound: 8.1M for a red dress, 5.2M for a rooftop pair, 2.8M for a dancer on his own.
@nataliireynoldss does it in a doll costume in a shop aisle for 15.8M plays and 1.9M likes — the most liked clip of the trend — while tutorial accounts post the CapCut steps on split screens.
The hashtag sits at 6,911 videos and the sound at 39,679, still taking a few hundred posts a day, but the fresh ones are template accounts with keyword-stuffed captions and a few hundred plays: the wave has peaked.
How to Make a Wipe Me Down Dance Video With Two Photos
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Pick the clip you want to be in
The kitchen clip, a rooftop, a living room, a doll costume in a shop aisle, two cartoon brothers: each of the thirteen clips below is a different room, a different pair and a different joke, and the clip decides your setting, the light and the length. Pick the one whose room you would actually want to be standing in, because the model keeps it.
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Upload both dancers, in the right order
Image 1 is the one who leans in and wipes the floor first; Image 2 is the friend who jumps in at nine seconds. One clear photo each, face lit and the whole outfit visible, because the clothes in your photo are the clothes your dancer wears. On your own? Put the same photo in both slots and you dance both parts.
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Create, then post it with the sound
You get both of you in the clip at the clip’s own length, the wipe and the hand-over where they are in the reference, and the original sound already under it. Post it with #wipemedowndance and #wipeitdownchallenge, tag the friend in the second photo, and caption it with the joke: “he had one job”, “she’s been practising”, “not the hand-over”.
Tips for a Better Wipe Me Down AI Video
Two photos, two halves of the clip
The wipe me down dance clip has two jobs and they are not interchangeable: one person wipes the floor, the other takes over at nine seconds and finishes. Upload them in that order — the wiper as Image 1, the friend as Image 2 — and each of them stays in their own half. Swap them and the hand-over lands on the wrong person, which reads as a mistake rather than a joke.
Give the model legs, not a selfie
The whole routine happens below the waist: the crouch, the tucked jump, the kick at the end. A head-and-shoulders crop gives the model nothing to work with and the legs come back wrong. Waist-up at the least, full length if you have it, in the outfit you want the dancer to wear.
One person per photo
Two faces in one photo and the model picks which to use, and you end up with a pair of strangers. One photo per dancer, cropped to one person each. A couple photo does not work for a two-person clip.
Avoid the original outfits
The two dancers in the kitchen clip wear a black polo and a white hoodie with red trousers, and the model will happily keep them. Put your people in something clearly different, or the render comes back looking like the original two with your faces pasted on.
The hands are the hard part — re-run it
Fast hand flicks near the floor are where these models fail: fingers fuse, or the wipe turns into a wave. Watch the middle four seconds first. If the hands are broken, run the same photos again; a second take usually fixes it, and a sharper, brighter photo of each dancer helps more than a longer prompt.
Pricing
Each wipe me down dance video is one use (700 credits), whether you pick any length from 8 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.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the wipe me down dance?
It is the low floor-wiping routine done to “Wipe Me Down”, the 2007 remix by Foxx with Lil Boosie and Webbie. You lean in at the camera, drop into a wide crouch with the knees bent and the back down, spring up once with the knees tucked, then rock side to side and flick both hands down at the floor on every beat.
What song is the wipe me down dance?
“Wipe Me Down” — the remix by Foxx with Lil Boosie (Boosie Badazz) and Webbie, from Trill Entertainment’s 2007 compilation “Survival Of The Fittest”. On TikTok it is the original sound posted by @kookiesandcream5728 in September 2021, with 39,679 videos under it by 2 November 2026.
Who started the wipe me down dance?
Carnell Nichols Jr. He posted the dance challenge with Team Carnell (@trendsetterrrrrrr) in June 2020, calls himself its original creator, and is the “wipe me down dance guy” people search for. The dance is older than the 2026 clip everyone copies — that clip is @xantoofunny’s, from 16 August 2026.
Why is the wipe me down dance trending again?
Because one clip is easy to copy. @xantoofunny’s fifteen-second kitchen clip — first dancer wipes, friend takes over at nine seconds — reached 13.2M plays in August 2026, and through October generated versions of it took the top of the sound: a doll costume at 15.8M plays, two characters called Clive at 14.7M, a red dress at 8.1M.
How do you do the wipe me down dance?
Lean into the camera, hop back with your feet wide, bend your knees and push your hips back so you are low. Spring up once with your knees tucked, land back in the crouch, then rock side to side and flick both hands down towards the floor on every beat. Keep it loose — the bounce comes from the knees, not the back.
What is the wipe me down dance called?
The wipe me down dance, or just “the wipe”. It is also typed as the wipe it down dance, which is a different 2020 challenge to a different song — if the video is a low crouch with both hands brushing the floor, it is wipe me down.
Is the wipe me down dance the same as the wipe it down challenge?
No. “Wipe It Down” is a 2020 challenge to BMW Kenny’s song where you wipe a mirror with a cloth and cut to a new outfit on each wipe. The wipe me down dance is a 2007 Boosie remix and a crouch with both hands flicking at the floor. The names are one word apart and captions mix them up constantly.
Where did the wipe me down dance come from?
Baton Rouge. The song is Foxx’s, with Lil Boosie and Webbie on the remix, released on Trill Entertainment in 2007; the dance challenge that made it a TikTok trend was posted by Louisiana’s Carnell Nichols Jr. in 2020, and the masked Michael Myers versions that brought it back in February 2026 are from the same corner of TikTok.
Can I make a wipe me down dance video with two photos?
Yes — that is what this page does. One photo of each dancer, in the right order, and the clip you want to be in. The AI redraws both of you doing that clip’s crouch, its wipe and its nine-second hand-over, in that clip’s room, with the original sound on it.
Do I need two people, or can I do it alone?
Alone works: put the same photo in both slots and you dance both halves, wiping first and taking over at nine seconds. You can also upload a photo of a friend, your partner or your pet for the second dancer — one clear photo each is all the model needs.
Is this the same as the wipe me down CapCut template?
No. The CapCut template pastes one cut-out face onto a fixed version of the kitchen clip, so everyone ends up in the same room with the same two bodies. Here the clip is a reference video the model follows: your own faces and outfits are redrawn inside it, and you can pick between thirteen different clips instead of one.
How long is the video?
Ten or fifteen seconds, chosen when you generate — the length of the clip you pick, with the hand-over at nine seconds where it is in the reference. Every clip on this page is vertical 9:16, filmed on a phone.
What is the Wipe Me Down Dance AI prompt?
The clip you pick prompt is in the AI Prompts section below. It starts: "Two dancers in a kitchen, the clip shot on one phone at chest height." Paste the rest into any AI video tool that accepts your photos.
Put Your Photos in the Wipe Me Down Clip
Two photos, one kitchen, one nine-second hand-over: a wipe me down dance video with your own two dancers in it, and the track already under it.
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Wipe Me Down Dance AI Prompts
The four prompts behind the versions on this page: the clip you pick, the kitchen clip, you and your other half, and the costume version. They work in any image-to-video model that takes two reference photos and a reference clip, and each one keeps the wipe and the nine-second hand-over where the reference has them.
Clip you pick
Two dancers in a kitchen, the clip shot on one phone at chest height. Image 1 is the dancer closest to the camera, who wipes the floor first; Image 2 is the friend standing back by the counter, who jumps in at nine seconds. The move is the wipe: they lean into the lens grinning, hop back into a low wide crouch with the knees bent and the back down, spring up once with the knees tucked, then rock side to side and flick both hands down at the floor on every beat as if brushing dust off it. At nine seconds the first dancer stands up, steps aside and folds their arms while the second jumps in: arms out, low bouncing steps, the same hand flicks, a loose kick to finish. Keep the face, hair, skin tone, build and outfit of each photo exactly as they are, so both dancers are plainly themselves, and keep each of them in their own part of the clip: the first photo dances the first half, the second photo takes over at nine seconds. Vertical 9:16 phone video, shot the way the reference is shot: one phone held at chest height, no camera move, both dancers in frame from head to feet, the handheld wobble left in. Audio: the reference clip's music and room, nothing else.
Other versions: The kitchen clip · You and your other half · The costume version