🔊 The Bulin 47 x Kevin Wai freestyle, starring you

Bulin 47 AI Video Generator

Step into the street freestyle everyone is remaking: the red-lit entrance at night, the crowd filming, a friend holding the speaker up to you. You're in the pink shirt and shades, rapping back word for word, throwing an arm up, laughing and dancing with your shoulders. One photo is enough; add a second and that person holds the speaker, a duo none of the other Bulin 47 tools do. With the original sound, vertical and ready for TikTok. 10 credits at 720p.

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🔊Bulin 47

1–2 people · 15s

1Add your photo

👤 Bulin 47: 1 photo is enough

Photo 1 is you: the pink shirt, the shades, rapping the freestyle. Photo 2 is optional: the friend holding the speaker in front of you. One person (or pet) per photo, front-facing, eyes visible.

2Pick quality & length

This video: 10 credits · 10 songs a month for $29.90, or 40 a year for $100

By creating, you confirm you have permission to use every photo. Terms of Service

Ready in a few minutes · Failed renders are never charged · Packs never expire

Five beats, one clip

What's in the 15 seconds

The part of the freestyle the viral versions use, move for move, with the original sound and your mouth on the words.

Beat 1 · Through the crowd (0–2s)

The phone camera pushes through the people at the red-lit door, past the bouncer, and finds you.

Beat 2 · The speaker comes up (2–4.5s)

Your friend steps in and holds the speaker up between you. You face them and start rapping back.

Beat 3 · The freestyle (4.5–9s)

Close up over the speaker: you rap straight at them with swagger, hands chopping and pointing on the beat.

Beat 4 · Arm up (9–11s)

You throw an arm in the air and burst out laughing while the crowd cheers.

Beat 5 · Dame hombro (11–15s)

You lean in laughing and pop your shoulders up and down on the beat, the move the song is named after.

How to

How to make the Bulin 47 AI video

Three steps from your phone. No prompt, no CapCut template, no editing.

  1. 1

    Add your photo

    Photo 1 is you, the one rapping. Photo 2 is optional: the friend (or kid, or parent) who holds the speaker. One clear, front-facing photo per person.

  2. 2

    Keep Bulin 47 selected

    The effect is already picked on this page: 15 seconds, vertical 9:16, with the original sound. Standard at 720p is 10 credits; 480p is 7.

  3. 3

    Make it and post

    It takes a few minutes. Download the MP4. The sound and the lip-sync are already in it, so you can post it straight to TikTok, Reels or Shorts.

The trend

What is the Bulin 47 AI trend?

The freestyle. Bulin 47 is a dembow artist from the Dominican Republic. One night in Spain, as he walked into a venue, content creator Kevin Wai (also written Kevin Way, or “Kevincito”) stopped him with a portable speaker playing a beat and started rapping. Bulin answered on the spot, shoulders bouncing, and the crowd around them filmed it.

The post. Kevin posted the clip on Instagram on 1 October 2026 and on TikTok on 2 October. The TikTok alone had about 5.2 million views by 12 October, and Dominican media counted well over 50 million views across platforms within a week.

The song. The two turned the moment into a single, “Dame Hombro”, released on 7 October with a video a day later. “Dame hombro” is the shoulder move: give me shoulder.

How it became an AI trend. From around 6 October people started swapping Bulin out of the clip for footballers, politicians, cartoon characters and themselves, keeping the original sound and every move. This page does the same with your photo, and lets a second photo hold the speaker.

Make yours
The duo

Who's on the speaker?

In the original, Kevin holds the speaker up and Bulin raps back. Add a second photo and that part is theirs.

Your kid on the mic

Put your son or daughter in the pink shirt and shades and hold the speaker for them yourself. The family version gets the most smiles.

You and your best friend

One raps, one hypes. Swap the photos and make the second take the other way round.

Your dog or cat

A pet can take the lead or hold the speaker. It stays a real animal, in the pink shirt and shades.

Photo tips

Better photos, better freestyle

The lead is in close-up for most of the 15 seconds, so the face carries it.

Clear and front-facing

Even light, looking at the camera, one face per photo. The scene is dark red at night, so a well-lit photo keeps your face sharp.

We add the shades

Upload a photo without sunglasses. The lead gets Bulin's pink shirt and black shades in the video; your face has to be visible in the photo for that to work.

The speaker friend keeps their outfit

Photo 2 wears whatever they wear in their photo. They are mostly seen from behind, so a recognizable hairstyle helps.

FAQ

Bulin 47 AI: questions

Can't find your answer? Email us at [email protected] and we'll get back to you.

How do I make the Bulin 47 AI video?

Add a clear photo of you on this page (and, if you like, a second photo for the friend with the speaker) and press Make. In a few minutes you get 15 seconds of the freestyle with you in Bulin 47's place, the original sound and your mouth on the words. Download it and post.

What is the Bulin 47 AI trend?

People put themselves, or other people, into the street freestyle Bulin 47 and Kevin Wai filmed in Spain: the red-lit entrance, the speaker, the pink shirt and shades, the shoulder moves. The AI versions took off on TikTok in the first week of October 2026.

Who are Bulin 47 and Kevin Wai?

Bulin 47 is a dembow artist from the Dominican Republic. Kevin Wai (also spelled Kevin Way, nicknamed Kevincito) is the creator who filmed the clip and raps with him from behind the speaker. After the clip went viral they released a single together, “Dame Hombro”.

Does it come with the original sound?

Yes. The matching 15 seconds of the freestyle are in the video and the lead's mouth follows the words. Nothing to add in an editing app.

Can my friend be the one with the speaker?

Yes. Photo 2 is the speaker part: they stand facing you, mostly with their back to the camera like Kevin in the original, holding the speaker up while you rap. With one photo, a stranger holds it.

Does it work with my dog or cat?

Yes. A pet can rap the lead or hold the speaker. It stays a real animal with its own fur, wearing the pink shirt and shades.

What does “dame hombro” mean?

It's Dominican Spanish for “give me shoulder”: the move where you pop your shoulders up and down on the beat. It became the name of Bulin 47 and Kevin Wai's single after the freestyle went viral.

Is there a CapCut template?

You don't need one. This page makes the whole clip from your photo, with the sound already on it, so there is nothing to edit in CapCut afterwards.

How much does it cost?

15 seconds on Standard is 10 credits at 720p (the same as one song, so a $9.99 Single covers it) or 7 at 480p. Packs never expire and failed renders are never charged.

Can I make it in HD or 1080p?

Yes. It starts on Standard at 720p, which is sharp enough for TikTok and Reels. To go higher, tap “Change model, resolution, length or format” in the studio and pick a model and resolution; every option shows its credits before you press Make. 1080p is on Pro and Ultra only. Whatever you pick, a failed render is never charged.

How long is the video, and what format?

15 seconds, vertical 9:16 like the original TikTok, MP4. It fills the screen on TikTok, Reels and Shorts.

Is this the original Bulin 47 video?

No. The AI makes a new clip that follows the same moves and camera, with you in it. RapVideo AI is a fan-made tool, independent and not affiliated with Bulin 47, Kevin Wai or their label.

Can I use a photo of a celebrity or a footballer?

No. Use photos of yourself and people who agreed to be in the video; anyone under 18 needs a parent or guardian's consent. Photos are private and used only to make your video.

Your turn on the mic

One photo, the freestyle, the original sound, 15 seconds, 10 credits. Bring a friend for the speaker.