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Smalltown Boy Dance AI Generator

A red backyard fence, a 0.5x lens and two people taking turns: one screams right into the camera while the other dances loose 80s moves in the back, then they switch places, and the pair finish dancing together before charging the camera. The viral version starred two cats, so pick "Our pets" to cast yours.

Also called: smalltown boy dance, smalltown boy trend, smalltown boy meme, smalltown boy ai, smalltown boy cat dance, smalltown boy cats

2 photos: people or pets
22 s
Vertical 9:16
No watermark

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Your photo in, your meme out

Your photo 1Your photo 2Photo 1 gets the first close-up scream, photo 2 the second. Pick who opens.

2 photos: people or pets

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What you get

Photos needed	2 photos: people or pets
Video length	22 s
Format	Vertical 9:16
Price	20 credits
Watermark	None

How to make the Smalltown Boy Dance video

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Tap "Clone this meme".
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Pick people or pets, then add 2 photos, one in each.
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Check the price and submit. Your video appears in My creations when it's ready.

Photo tips

Photo 1 gets the first close-up scream, photo 2 the second. Pick who opens.
The ultra-wide lens shows both of you head to toe, shoes included, so full-length photos look most natural.
Each person's trousers, socks and shoes come from their own photo.

Ideas for your video

Your couple's version of the trend that two AI cats made famous.
Best friends who scream at everything.
Parents who still know the 80s moves.

Smalltown Boy Dance FAQ

What song is the Smalltown Boy trend?

"Smalltown Boy" by Bronski Beat, a 1984 synth-pop hit. The fence dance to it went around as a real-person video before the AI versions.

Why is it famous with cats?

On October 2, 2026, the TikTok account bellvtrix.ai posted an AI clip of two cats doing it, and it passed 10 million views. Pet and couple remakes followed.

Is it free?

Signing in is free. Making a video uses credits because rendering runs on GPUs; each template shows its price before you submit.

What if the video fails?

The credits for a failed video go back to your balance.

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