How to Make the Hey Boo Come Slide With Me AI Video (Couples Dance)
The fastest way to make the Hey Boo Come Slide With Me AI video is to upload your photo to Try a Trend, plus your boo's if you like: the two of you walk and slide hand in hand across a chandelier ballroom in matching denim, with a whole line of dancers behind you, and you get a 13-second vertical video with a free preview before you pay.
Hey Boo Come Slide With Me AI Video Generator
1 photo, 13-second vertical video, free preview before you pay. Each video is $7.99.
What is the Hey Boo Come Slide With Me trend?
Hey Boo Come Slide With Me is a couples line dance that took off on TikTok in October 2026. The clip that started it is AI-made: a couple in matching denim, rhinestone overalls for her and a light denim jacket thrown over a yellow hoodie for him, walk hand in hand toward the camera across a bright ballroom hung with chandeliers. They step and slide on the beat, and behind them a whole row of denim-clad dancers copies every step.
Real couples picked it up fast. Some of the most-liked versions are just two people sliding across their living room, and CapCut templates started dropping people's photos into all kinds of places: a basketball court, a beach, a Las Vegas street. The ballroom is still the version people picture when they hear the song.
It works because it's sweet without being serious. It's a date-night dance, a little country, a little glam, and it's really about doing something silly together.
What happens in the video, second by second
Our version follows the first 13 seconds of the original clip, with the same three camera shots:
- 0 to 5 seconds: a medium shot, with the camera backing up in front of you. You and your boo walk hand in hand toward it, stepping on the beat and smiling at each other.
- 5 to 9 seconds: the camera cuts wide to show the whole ballroom: the chandeliers, a silver tinsel curtain, a navy sequined backdrop with a small silver crown, and a line of dancers in denim doing the same steps behind the two of you.
- 9 to 13 seconds: back to the medium shot for side steps and slides, still holding hands.
The original keeps going after that, with a twirl and a kiss near the end. Our version stops before the twirl.
Three ways to make the Hey Boo Come Slide With Me AI video
1. A CapCut template, or film it yourself
Search CapCut's Templates tab for "hey boo" or "come slide with me" and add your photos. Or do what real couples do: learn the steps from a tutorial, clear some floor space and have someone film the two of you.
Good: a template is quick and cheap or free to try, and filming it for real costs nothing and makes a fun evening.
Not so good: the templates we've seen put you in their own scenes, like a court, a beach or Las Vegas, and each one is different, so you may not get the ballroom, the denim or the line of dancers. Templates also come and go, and some add the app's ending card or need a paid plan to remove it. Filming it yourself needs space, practice and a third person holding the phone.
Best for: couples who just want to be in the trend in some form, or who'd rather dance it for real.
2. A general AI video tool like Kling or Runway
General AI video tools have motion-control features: you give them your photos and a dance clip, and they make the people in the photos copy the moves. You'd need a clip you're allowed to use as the reference, plus a description of the ballroom, the outfits and the camera cuts.
Good: you choose the setting, the outfits and the length.
Not so good: two people holding hands is hard for AI video. Hands melt into each other, fingers multiply, and faces can drift or swap between the two of you. The wide shot adds a whole line of extra dancers, which means more faces to go wrong, and the cuts are yours to edit. Each retry uses credits, and these tools usually give a few free ones, then sell monthly plans or credit packs.
Best for: people who already pay for an AI video tool and want a version of their own.
3. A one- or two-photo generator (Try a Trend)
Try a Trend has the ballroom, the outfits, the steps and the camera cuts already set up. They come from our own reference video, a recreation of the original clip with fictional dancers, so you walk, step and slide on the same beats. You're the dancer on the left. Add your boo's photo to put them on the right, or leave it empty and an AI-generated partner, not a real person, holds your hand.
- 1Upload a clear, front-facing photo of you. Add your boo's photo too, or leave it empty and an AI partner dances with you.
- 2Confirm everyone pictured is 18+ and agreed to be in the video.
- 3Check your free preview. If you like it, get the full video.
- 4Download your video and add the Hey Boo Come Slide With Me sound on TikTok.
You get a 13-second vertical video with the same three shots as the original. Each of you wears one of the two looks from the clip: denim overalls with a black long-sleeve top, or a light denim jacket worn open over a yellow hoodie, plus jeans and sneakers. No sunglasses, so your faces show, and your faces and hair stay yours. The price is the same with one photo or two. Each video is $7.99.
Good: the same steps, beats and camera cuts as the original, no matching outfits or dance lessons needed, and the second photo is optional. The free preview shows the two of you in the ballroom before you pay, and the video is ready in about five minutes.
Not so good: one ballroom and two outfits for everyone. It's the first 13 seconds of the original, so there's no twirl and no kiss. The cuts come a fraction of a second later than in the original, and the overalls sparkle less than the rhinestone pair in the viral clip. With one photo, the AI partner on the right is always a man in the denim jacket look, whoever you are; the free preview shows it before you pay. The video is silent, so you add the song yourself, and the full video is paid.
Best for: couples, newlyweds, an anniversary post, or best friends who slide better than most couples.
Tips for photos that work
- Use a clear, front-facing photo of each face. Selfies are fine; you don't need full-body shots or any denim.
- You don't need a photo of the two of you together. Upload one photo per person and the video puts you side by side.
- Take off sunglasses and keep faces uncovered: no hat pulled low, no hand in front of the face.
- Pick good, even light, like daylight from a window. Avoid harsh sun, strong flash and very dark rooms.
- Your photo goes on the left, your boo's on the right. Swap them to swap sides.
- Only upload photos of yourself and of people who agreed to it. Everyone pictured needs to be 18 or older.
What to post it with
- Sound: add the Hey Boo Come Slide With Me sound inside TikTok or Instagram, where it is licensed. Start it from the beginning of the clip, and nudge it if the first step feels early or late.
- Caption idea: "date night, but make it a line dance" or "found my slide partner".
- Hashtags: #heyboo, #comeslidewithme and #coupleslinedance.
- Turn on the platform's AI-generated content label when you post. It's an AI video, and saying so keeps it honest.
- Tag your boo. It's a couples trend, and the best reaction is theirs.
FAQ
Is this the official Hey Boo Come Slide With Me video?
No. Try a Trend is an independent AI tool that recreates the dance and the look of the trend with your own photos. We're not affiliated with the song, its artists or label, the creators of the viral TikToks, TikTok or CapCut.
Do I need my partner's photo?
No. One photo is enough: you dance on the left and an AI-generated partner holds your hand on the right. Add a second photo to put your boo, husband, wife or best friend in that spot.
Does it include the twirl and the kiss?
No. Your video covers the first 13 seconds of the dance: the walk toward the camera, the wide shot of the ballroom and the side steps and slides. The twirl and the kiss come later in the original.
Make yours
Upload your photo, add your boo's, check the free preview, and slide across the ballroom together in about five minutes. Make your Hey Boo Come Slide With Me video here.