Wipe Me Down Dance AI: You and a Friend in the Viral Kitchen Clip

Wipe Me Down dance AI generator at a glance

Facts and prices checked on 13 October 2026

Wipe Me Down dance examples

Watch four takes on the dance. The kitchen clip the AI trend follows plays in the generator above.

Who started the Wipe Me Down dance?

Ask who invented the Wipe Me Down dance and you will get three different names, because three different things went viral. The song came first, then the dance challenge, then the kitchen clip the AI versions copy.

1. 2007

   The song

   "Wipe Me Down" by Foxx, from the Trill Entertainment compilation Survival of the Fittest, produced by Mouse On Tha Track. The remix with Lil Boosie (now Boosie Badazz) and Webbie, released with Boosie as lead artist, reached No. 38 on the Billboard Hot 100. Most dance videos use that remix.

2. June 2020

   The dance challenge

   Carnell Nichols Jr., the "Wipe Me Down dance guy", posts the Wipe Me Down dance challenge with Team Carnell (@trendsetterrrrrrr) on TikTok. He later labels his compilations "the original concept creator", and the account keeps posting tutorials and "wrong dance" call-outs.

3. February 2026

   Louisiana Michael Myers

   @louisiana_micheal_myers1 dances it in a Michael Myers mask, "Louisiana style", and tags Carnell Nichols. His "what the cat doing" version, copying his cat, passes 31 million plays. The Michael Myers, Louisiana and animal searches come from here.

4. 17 August 2026

   The kitchen clip

   @dadxander posts 15 seconds in a blue-grey kitchen: he leans into the phone and drops into the wipe, then his friend jumps in and takes over. It passes 12 million plays. Three days later Carnell Nichols reposts it: "Should we bring my trend back?"

5. September–October 2026

   The AI versions

   TikTok fills with AI copies of the kitchen clip, new faces dropped into the same kitchen, mostly made with a CapCut template linked from the videos, alongside a wave of "how to make it" tutorials. That is the version this page makes.

Is there another name for it? Not really. People call it the Wipe Me Down dance, "the wipe", or, misheard, the "wipe it out" or "wipe it down" dance. The move acts out the song's title: the hands wipe down towards the floor.

The song behind the dance

Sources: Wikipedia: Wipe Me Down · Team Carnell on TikTok (2020 challenge) · @louisiana_micheal_myers1 on TikTok · @dadxander on TikTok (the kitchen clip) · TIME: the Wipe It Down challenge (2020)

Wipe Me Down vs. Wipe It Down: two different trends

The names are one word apart and many captions mix them up, but they are different songs, different moves and different years.

If your caption says "wipe it down" over the low floor-wiping dance, it is the Wipe Me Down dance. Some CapCut templates are named "Wipe it Down AI" for the same reason.

How to do the Wipe Me Down dance, step by step

This is the kitchen clip, beat by beat. Try it yourself, or let the generator do it with your photo. The same timeline is what the 5, 10 and 15-second videos follow.

1. 0–1 s

   Lean into the camera

   Step right up to the phone with a grin, shoulders forward, almost filling the frame.

2. 1–3 s

   Drop into the low lean

   Hop back, set your feet wide, bend the knees and push the hips back. Let both arms hang loose by your knees.

3. 3–4 s

   A quick tucked jump

   Spring up off both feet with the knees tucked, then land straight back in the crouch.

4. 4–8.5 s

   Wipe the floor

   Stay low and rock from side to side. On every beat, flick both hands down at the floor as if brushing off dust. Keep it loose, not sharp.

5. 8.5–9.5 s

   Pop up and hand it over

   Stand up grinning and step aside. Your friend jumps in from behind you.

6. 9.5–15 s

   The friend takes over

   Arms out, low bouncing steps side to side, the same hand flicks, a loose kick to finish, while the first dancer watches with arms folded.

Learning it for real? Practise the crouch and the hand flick slowly first; the bounce comes from the knees, not the back. Team Carnell's tutorials on TikTok show it at full speed.

How to make a Wipe Me Down dance AI video

It works in a phone browser on iPhone and Android, so there is no app to install, no CapCut template to find and no prompt to write.

1. 01

   Upload two photos

   Photo 1 dances first; Photo 2 takes over at 9 seconds. One adult per photo, face sharp, ideally waist-up or full length so the outfit shows. On your own? Use the same photo in both slots.

2. 02

   Pick the model, length and resolution

   15 seconds is the whole clip on every model. Seedance 2.5 is the default; Seedance 2.0 Mini is the cheapest. The price on the button changes as you choose.

3. 03

   Generate

   The photos replace the two dancers for the whole clip and the sound goes back on. It usually takes a few minutes, and you can close the page.

4. 04

   Download and post

   Download the 9:16 MP4 and post it to TikTok, Reels or Shorts with the platform's AI label switched on.

Wipe Me Down dance AI price, free credits and watermark

You pay per video, in credits, and see the exact price before you press Generate. Two photos cost the same as one. The table lists live credits for every model, resolution and length; a dash means the model can't make it.

At the Studio monthly rate ($49.90 for 1,800 credits), the whole 15 s clip at 480p costs about $0.50 of credits on Seedance 2.0 Mini (18 credits) and about $4.32 on Seedance 2.5 (156 credits).

Free account vs. after a purchase

A Wipe Me Down dance AI video costs 6 to 623 credits, depending on the model, length and resolution. Credits are charged when you start. They come back automatically if a generation fails or Seedance 2.5's review rejects a photo or the clip.

CapCut template, photo-and-prompt tools or this generator?

From public information checked on 13 October 2026. Prices change, and we have not compared output quality across tools.

Which photos work best

The photos decide whether the faces are yours and whether the outfits read well in a dark kitchen. A minute spent choosing them saves a second generation.

Use

• One adult alone in each photo.
• A sharp face looking roughly at the camera, in daylight or a bright room.
• Waist-up or full length, so the outfit is in frame and the low crouch has legs to work with.
• Two different outfits for two people, so it is easy to see who is dancing.

Avoid

• Sunglasses, masks, caps over the eyes, heavy beauty filters.
• Group photos, sitting poses or a tiny face far from the camera.
• A black shirt with black trousers, or a grey hoodie with red trousers: those are the original dancers' outfits, and the model may keep them.
• Children, celebrities, and anyone who hasn't agreed.

Fix a bad Wipe Me Down AI result

These are the problems people ask about most. Each regeneration is charged again, so change one thing at a time.

The song, friends' photos and posting rules

This is general guidance, not legal advice. The short version: use real people only with their say-so, label it as AI, and keep it personal.

• The song isn't yours to license. Your video carries the clip's Wipe Me Down sound so it plays right away. For TikTok or Reels you can also mute it and pick the song from the app's library, which is licensed there. Don't use it in ads or paid brand content without a music licence.
• Ask first. Upload yourself, or adults who agreed, and show them the video before you post. Never upload children.
• It is a deepfake in the plain sense. Real faces in a clip they were never in count as synthetic media, so switch on the AI-generated label on TikTok, Instagram and YouTube and don't present it as real.
• The original dancers are replaced, not used. Both people in the kitchen clip become the people in your photos; upload no celebrities or public figures in their place.

TryH3's Wipe Me Down dance AI generator is an independent tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Foxx, Boosie Badazz, Webbie, Trill Entertainment, Carnell Nichols Jr., @dadxander, @louisiana_micheal_myers1, CapCut or Kavel. Their names are used only to describe the song and the trend.

Wipe Me Down dance: questions