What Is the Bulin 47 AI Trend? The Viral Freestyle Explained (2026)
The Bulin 47 AI trend remakes a viral street freestyle by Dominican artist Bulin 47 with AI, swapping in someone else. Where the original came from, why it blew up, and where to watch it.

Short answer: the Bulin 47 AI trend is a wave of AI remakes of a viral street freestyle. In early October 2026, Dominican artist Bulin 47 improvised a dembow freestyle for Colombian creator Kevin Wai outside a restaurant in Spain. The clip passed 50 million views within days, and people started using AI to put someone else in Bulin 47's place: same moves, same red-lit door, same sound.
Where the original video came from
The original is a short, unplanned street clip:
- Who: Bulin 47, a Dominican urban music and dembow artist, and Kevin Wai (also known as Kevincito, sometimes spelled Kevin Way), a Colombian content creator who films freestyles with people he meets.
- Where: outside a restaurant in Spain. News reports name the country but not the exact place.
- What happened: as Bulin 47 was about to walk into the restaurant, Kevin Wai stopped him with a portable speaker playing a dembow beat. Instead of walking past, Bulin 47 answered with improvised rhymes and dance moves.
- When: early October 2026. By October 8, Dominican media were covering it as the viral video of the moment.
How big it got
The view counts grew quickly and differ by outlet, because each one counted different platforms:
- More than 50 million views across social networks in the first days.
- More than 60 million plays across platforms, as reported on October 8, 2026.
- More than 70 million plays across platforms, with more than 65 million on Instagram alone, as reported on October 8–10, 2026.
Bulin 47 and Kevin Wai then turned the freestyle into a song, "Dame Hombro", with an official music video.
How the AI trend started
The first AI remakes swapped Bulin 47's face for famous footballers such as Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, Kylian Mbappé and Erling Haaland, and then for singers, politicians and meme characters. In every version the body movement, the camera, the crowd and the original audio stayed the same; only the person in the middle changed.
Soon after, websites appeared that let anyone do the same with their own photo. That turned a celebrity meme into a trend people could join themselves.

Why everyone is making Bulin 47 AI videos
- It is short and instantly recognizable. One beat, one set of hand gestures, a few seconds of rhymes. Viewers know the original, so they get the joke in the first second.
- The scene never changes. The red-lit entrance, the speaker and the crowd stay put, so whoever is swapped in stands out right away.
- It works with almost anyone. Footballers, singers, politicians and meme characters have all been swapped in, which keeps the format fresh.
- Joining takes one photo. AI video models keep the original moves and lip sync, so there is nothing to film or edit.
Where to find the original video
Watch it on the creators' own accounts:
- Bulin 47: Instagram @bulin47_oficial.
- Kevin Wai: search "Kevin Wai" or "Kevincito" on TikTok or Instagram and look for the freestyle posted in early October 2026.
- TikTok hashtag: #bulin47freestyle collects the original and its remakes.
Bulin 47 AI does not host or re-upload the original video or song. Watch and share them from the creators' accounts.
Is there a Bulin 47 AI video template?
There is no official template. You will find two kinds of tools:
- Template apps paste a face onto fixed frames of the clip.
- AI video tools such as Bulin 47 AI use the clip as a reference and regenerate the performer from your photo, with the original moves and lip sync. On Bulin 47 AI that takes one photo and about 5–10 minutes, and gives you a 15-second 9:16 video.
For a side-by-side look at the options, including using Seedance directly, see the best ways to make a Bulin 47 AI video.
How to make your own
Upload one clear, front-facing photo, pick a model and resolution, and download your video. The full walkthrough, including how to post it on TikTok with the original sound, is in our step-by-step guide.
1 photo · 15 s · 9:16 · original sound · from $9.90
Rules worth knowing
- Use your own face, or ask first. Bulin 47 AI only accepts photos of yourself or of adults who agreed to it. Celebrities, public figures and minors are not allowed, even though the first remakes used famous footballers.
- Label it as AI. TikTok and Instagram ask creators to label realistic AI videos.
- It is a fan trend. Bulin 47 AI is an independent fan tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Bulin 47, Kevin Wai or their teams.
Sources
- LatiNation, "Who are Bulin 47 and Kevin Wai behind the viral dembow freestyle?"
- De Último Minuto, "Video freestyle de Bulin 47 y Kevin Way supera los 60 millones de reproducciones", October 8, 2026
- Telemicro, "Freestyle de Bulin 47 se vuelve viral en redes con videos hechos con IA", October 8, 2026
- Atardecer, "Bulin 47 rompe Internet: así nació el trend que conquistó las redes con inteligencia artificial", October 10, 2026
常见问题
- What is the Bulin 47 AI trend?
- It is a social media trend where people use AI to remake a viral freestyle by Dominican artist Bulin 47, replacing him with themselves, friends or other people while keeping his moves, the red-lit restaurant entrance, the crowd and the original audio.
- Who is Bulin 47?
- Bulin 47 is a Dominican urban music and dembow artist who first became known for comedy videos. His Instagram account is @bulin47_oficial.
- Who filmed the original Bulin 47 freestyle?
- Colombian content creator Kevin Wai, also known as Kevincito (sometimes spelled Kevin Way). He walked up to Bulin 47 outside a restaurant in Spain with a portable speaker playing a dembow beat, and Bulin 47 answered with an improvised freestyle.
- Why is everyone making Bulin 47 AI videos?
- The clip is short, the beat and gestures are instantly recognizable, and the scene never changes, so a swapped-in face stands out right away. AI video tools also made it possible to join with a single photo instead of filming and editing.
- Where can I find the original Bulin 47 freestyle video?
- On the creators' own accounts: Bulin 47's Instagram (@bulin47_oficial) and Kevin Wai's TikTok and Instagram. TikTok's #bulin47freestyle hashtag also collects the original and its remakes.
- Is there a Bulin 47 AI video template?
- There is no official template. Template apps paste a face onto fixed frames, while AI video tools like Bulin 47 AI regenerate the whole performer from one photo, with the original moves and lip sync.

