Learn the move
The hands-under-chin pose is simple. Getting the sway and facial expression right can take a few tries.
Turn one portrait into a dance clip inspired by the hands-under-chin sway from the Talk to Me Doja meme.
About the trend
The meme pairs Doja Cat’s “Like That” with a small side-to-side sway performed by Urara Shiraishi in Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches. Creators recreate the pose with both hands under their chin.
Upload one portrait to make an original live-action interpretation of the dance. Your clip is silent, so you can add the sound from your social app when you post.
Read about the meme
The hands-under-chin pose is simple. Getting the sway and facial expression right can take a few tries.
Find even light and leave room in the frame for your hands and shoulders.
The sway has its own rhythm. A missed beat can mean another take and another edit.
| Filming it yourself | With Talk to Me Doja |
|---|---|
| Practice the choreography | Start with one portrait |
| Set up a camera and lighting | Use a photo you already have |
| Retake the clip if the movement is off | Preview an AI interpretation of the sway |
| Trim and export the recording | Download a vertical MP4 |

Show one adult from head to thighs and enough of the room to keep your background.

Check the portrait, confirm permission and review the credit cost before submitting.

Open Your creations to check progress and download the silent MP4 when it is ready.
See a portrait alongside our silent demo of the cheek sway. Your generated clip will vary.

Use a clear photo showing one adult and the background you want in the video.
The video follows the reference move; the two anime insets keep their original timing and positions.
Request a 720p video in 9:16 for TikTok and Instagram Reels.
Download the video and add any available sound in your social app.
Only you can open your uploads and videos from your account.
If generation or content review fails, the credits go back to your balance.

Use your own selfie for a quick reaction clip to share with friends.
Try it with your photo
Add a playful birthday caption to a clip made with a portrait you have permission to use.
Try it with your photo
Use a well-lit portrait for your own take on the dance, then finish it in your social app.
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It is a dance trend built around a hands-under-chin sway. The meme guide covers the reported origin.
The move is associated with Urara Shiraishi in episode one of Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches.
The trend uses Doja Cat’s “Like That.” To add it to your silent clip, select the song from the TikTok or Instagram Reels music library if it is available to you.
It is the caption people use to identify this version of the dance and its pairing with Doja Cat’s song.
Yes. Choose one clear portrait of an adult, confirm permission, and submit the photo to generate a vertical clip.
The generator uses Haomao’s Seedance 2.0 Fast integration for the photo-to-video request.
The preview is a short motion demo made with an original synthetic portrait. A generated video will vary with the uploaded photo.
Choose even light and keep the whole face, chin and shoulders visible. The template guide has more photo tips.
Processing time varies with demand. You can leave the page and check the status in Your creations.
A video uses 100 credits. Packs start at $7.99, and credits do not expire. A failed generation returns the credits.
Use a photo of one adult who has given you permission. The photo rules explain what you can upload.
Input photos are removed when the task ends. Unused uploads expire within 24 hours, and finished videos are available for up to 30 days.