What do the eight Bby Wow dance AI videos look like?
The 8 Bby Wow dance AI videos on Bby Wow AI share one set of moves and differ in four things you can see: the clothes, the body, the species and the room. Every version is a 15-second clip with the trend sound. Here is how to tell them apart before you pick. Choose a version.
Kept clothes or a costume
The first split is whether the outfit is yours. The Original Walk-In and Duo keep what you wear in the photo, so they look like a recording of you at the party. The Cowboy, Security Guard and Bucket Hat put you in a set outfit and replace the one in your photo, hat included.
A different body
Most versions keep your build. Muscle is the one that does not: it keeps your face, hair and skin tone and puts them on a cartoonishly large bodybuilder, which is why it reads as a joke even in a thumbnail. Baby goes the other way and shows a chubby toddler, either a parent's own child or an adult as their toddler self.
A different species
The Pet version is the only one with no human dancer. A dog or cat stands on its hind legs with a small bow tie and does the shoulder roll, the paw-to-mouth bite and the point. Its breed, fur colour and markings come from your photo.
A different room
Seven versions share one location: a quinceañera hall at night with pink and violet lights, round tables with white cloths and guests dancing behind. Baby swaps it for a bright living room, so a family clip does not look like a party. Nothing else about the camera work changes between versions.
What this means for your choice
If you want people to say that is really you, stay with the versions that keep your clothes. If you want a laugh, change the body or the species. The full set with a picture of each is on the templates page, and the guide which template fits your photo matches photos to versions. New to the meme? The trend, explained has the dates.