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Just spotted · Updated Oct 28, 2026

That Boy That Boy Dance “Front seat, deadpan, sus”

A car selfie, three head turns, a fist at the lens on "sus", a wink, an ear cup and a never-mind wave. 9 seconds, chant included.

  • One photo
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  • MP4 with the lines spoken

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A car selfie, three head turns, a fist at the lens on "sus", a wink, an ear cup and a never-mind wave. 9 seconds, chant included. The timing and the prompt are already built: add a photo and generate.

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The That Boy That Boy Dance trend in the wild

The original and remakes that are already going around. Each video belongs to its maker and is shown here with credit.

Video by @lilbiscuitjohnson on TikTok
Video by @jeanchromes on TikTok
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The short answer

What is the That Boy That Boy Dance meme?

That Boy That Boy Dance is the TikTok meme where someone in the front seat of a car chants "that boy, that boy, that boy sus" through a deadpan head-turn and hand-gesture routine, and AI Meme Videos makes that 9-second clip from one photo.

That Boy That Boy Dance is a nine-second car selfie. Someone sits in the front seat of a parked car, phone at arm's length, and chants "that boy, that boy, that boy sus": the head snaps left, then right, then back, and on "sus" a fist shoots straight at the camera. After that it goes quiet and deadpan: a blank stare, two fingers to the temple with a wink, a hand cupped behind the ear, and a loose wave that says never mind.

The versions that took off in October 2026 are not ordinary selfies. The two most played posts we found come from accounts that post photoreal caricatures, a bald man with a giant mustache and side puffs of hair, a skinny bald man with huge ears and bright blue eyes, doing the routine with total seriousness. The joke is that contrast: a cartoon face, an ordinary car, and a gesture routine done as if it were very important.

Real people and CapCut template accounts copied the routine within days. AI Meme Videos makes it from one photo: choose Just me to do the routine as yourself, or Goofy cartoon to get the big-ears caricature look of the viral posts, with the chant in your clip.

Updated Oct 28, 2026 · Independent tool. Not affiliated with TikTok, CapCut or the people in the original That Boy That Boy Dance video.

4 steps

How to do the That Boy That Boy Dance trend

01

Upload one photo

A clear photo of one person from the chest up, face to the camera. A car photo is not needed.

02

Choose a look

Goofy cartoon for the caricature look of the viral posts, Just me to stay as you are.

03

Pick a model and quality

Standard at 720p is the default and costs 10 credits; 480p costs 5.

04

Generate and post

Your 9-second clip comes back in a few minutes with the chant on it. Post it with #thatboysus.

Beat by beat

The 9-second clip, beat by beat

Timed from the original clip. Every render follows this sheet.

TimeBeatWhat happens
0-0.6sThat boyHead snapped left in profile, one finger up.
0.6-1.2sThat boyHead snapped right, finger still up.
1.2-2sThat boyBack to the lens with a flick of the hand.
2-4sSusA fist jabbed straight at the camera and held.
4-5.5sThe stareHand down, a flat unimpressed look.
5.5-6.5sTemple winkTwo fingers to the temple, a slow squint.
6.5-8sListeningA hand cupped behind the ear, leaning in.
8-9sNever mindEyes shut, a loose wave of the hand, a blank look.

Under the hood

Where it came from and how it is made

The post that set off this wave is by @lilbiscuitjohnson, uploaded on 15 October 2026 with the caption "I was in a better mood today #healed". It had about 21.9 million plays and 2.4 million likes when AI Meme Videos checked on 28 October 2026.

A week later, on 22 October, @jeanchromes posted the same routine with another caricature character, captioned "Dancing to my new favorite song"; it was at about 2.9 million plays on 28 October. In between, on 18 October, the CapCut template account @capcutdancers posted a real-person version captioned "That boy sus".

The catchphrase "that boy sus" is older than this car routine; when and where it was first used is unconfirmed. Google suggests the phrasings "that boy sus" and "that boy that boy sus".

  • First seenOct 15, 2026
  • WhereTikTok, car selfie posts and CapCut templates
  • Sound"that boy, that boy, that boy sus", posted as original sounds (Biscuit Johnson, Diddyboo)
  • ModelSeedance 2.0 family
  • Length9 s

You in the driver's seat

Your photo becomes the person in the car; the reference character's mustache, hair and sweater are explicitly dropped.

Two looks

Just me keeps your face exactly; Goofy cartoon pushes it toward the big-ears caricature of the viral posts while keeping it recognisably you.

The routine

A 9-second reference sets the order and timing of the gestures, from the three head turns to the never-mind wave.

The chant

The "that boy, that boy, that boy sus" line is spoken in the clip itself, timed to the head turns and the fist.

Straight talk

Before you upload

For the best result

  • Keep a straight face. A neutral or slightly serious photo suits the deadpan routine better than a big smile.
  • Chest up. The clip is framed like a car selfie, so a photo from the chest up gives the hands room to point and jab.
  • Go goofy for the reach. The most played posts are caricatures; the Goofy cartoon look is the one people recognise.
  • Reply with it. It works best as a reply: tag the friend who is being sus in the caption.

Good to know

  • One photo in, one 9-second clip out.
  • The front-seat routine: three head turns, a fist on "sus", a wink, an ear cup, a never-mind wave.
  • The chant "that boy, that boy, that boy sus" is in the clip.
  • Two looks: Just me or Goofy cartoon.
  • Standard 720p costs 10 credits, 480p costs 5; credits come back if a render fails.

Questions at the fence

That Boy That Boy Dance FAQ

What is the That Boy That Boy Dance?

The That Boy That Boy Dance is a TikTok meme where someone in a car's front seat chants "that boy, that boy, that boy sus" through a deadpan routine of head turns and hand gestures, and AI Meme Videos makes that 9-second clip from one photo. On "sus" a fist jabs straight at the camera.

How do I make a That Boy That Boy Dance video?

To make a That Boy That Boy Dance video on AI Meme Videos, upload one photo, choose Goofy cartoon or Just me, keep Standard 720p or pick 480p, and press generate. The 9-second clip comes back in a few minutes.

How much does a That Boy That Boy Dance video cost?

A That Boy That Boy Dance video on AI Meme Videos costs 10 credits at the default Standard 720p and 5 credits at 480p, whichever look you pick. If a render fails, the credits go back to your balance automatically.

What are the words in That Boy That Boy?

The That Boy That Boy Dance chant is "that boy, that boy, that boy sus", one "that boy" per head turn and "sus" on the fist, and AI Meme Videos puts that line in your 9-second clip. The rest of the routine is silent gestures.

Is That Boy That Boy the same as That Boy Sus?

Yes: "that boy sus" and "that boy that boy sus" are the names people search for the same That Boy That Boy Dance car routine, and AI Meme Videos makes it under either name in 9 seconds. Older "that boy sus" dances exist too; the first use of the phrase is unconfirmed.

Can I make the goofy cartoon version?

Yes, choose Goofy cartoon and AI Meme Videos turns your photo into a photoreal caricature, bigger ears, wider eyes, a toothier grin, for the 9-second That Boy That Boy Dance clip. It is the look of the most played posts, and it still looks like you.

Do I need a photo taken in a car?

No: the That Boy That Boy Dance render on AI Meme Videos puts you in the front seat of a parked car whatever your photo's background is. Any clear photo of one person from the chest up works for the 9-second clip.

Who started the That Boy That Boy Dance?

The That Boy That Boy Dance wave started with a post by @lilbiscuitjohnson on 15 October 2026, which had about 21.9 million plays when AI Meme Videos checked on 28 October 2026. Who first used the "that boy sus" phrase itself is unconfirmed.

Is the That Boy That Boy Dance a CapCut template?

There are CapCut templates for the That Boy That Boy Dance, such as the "That boy sus" post by @capcutdancers on 18 October 2026, but AI Meme Videos needs no app: one photo in, a 9-second clip out.

How long is the clip?

Every That Boy That Boy Dance video from AI Meme Videos is 9 seconds, the length of the original routine from the first head turn to the never-mind wave.

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