The that boy sus trend · October 2026
That Boy That Boy Dance AI
Upload one photo and sit in the front seat for the whole 9-second routine: the three head turns, the fist at the lens, the flat stare, the fingers at the temple, the hand behind the ear, the closing wave. Just me keeps your face; Caricature makes you a photoreal caricature of yourself.
1 photo · 9-second vertical 9:16 MP4 · 480p or 720p · from 306 credits ($3.06) · AI-spoken chant
Caricature look, 9 seconds — the flat stare, four seconds in
ThatBoyThatBoy at a Glance
ThatBoyThatBoy is a single-purpose web tool for the that boy sus trend. You upload one photo and get a 9-second vertical clip back with that person in the front seat doing the whole routine, with the chant spoken by an AI voice.
| Input | One clear photo of one adult — chest-up, facing the camera, both eyes visible. JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB, at least 90,000 pixels. |
|---|---|
| Output | Vertical 9:16 MP4, 480p or 720p — 9 seconds, with an AI-spoken chant |
| Looks | Just me (your own face) and Caricature (a photoreal caricature of you) |
| Credits | 306 credits at 480p, 684 at 720p — either look · $1 = 100 credits |
| Time | Processing time varies; clips usually take a few minutes |
| Audio | AI-spoken "that boy, that boy, that boy sus" — no music, no beat |
| Photo choice | Your own photo or a consenting adult's. No minors, celebrities or public figures. |
| Getting started | Sign in and buy credits. No free trial; packs start at $9. |
| Affiliation | Independent third-party tool — not affiliated with the artist, the label, TikTok, CapCut or the original video's creators. |
What Is the That Boy That Boy Dance?
It is a nine-second routine filmed as a phone selfie from the front seat of a parked car, and in October 2026 it spread across TikTok as "that boy sus". The person snaps their head left and right with one finger up, jabs a fist at the lens, drops into a flat unimpressed stare, taps two fingers to their temple with a one-eyed squint, cups a hand behind the ear as if listening, and closes with a loose, dismissive wave. The whole joke is the deadpan delivery.
Everyone wanted the same clip with their own face, so the AI versions turned it into a one-photo job. ThatBoyThatBoy does exactly that: one photo in, the full 9-second routine out, with the chant spoken by an AI voice. No template to hunt down, no filming in a car, no prompt writing.
Read the full trend explainer
How to Make a That Boy That Boy Dance AI Video
Three steps, no editing.
Upload one photo
One adult, chest-up, facing the camera, both eyes visible. The face, hair and outfit in the photo carry into every frame, so use a recent photo with even light. No sunglasses, masks or group shots.
Pick a look and a resolution
Just me keeps the person exactly as photographed. Caricature keeps them recognisable but exaggerates the ears, eyes and front teeth. 480p is cheaper for a first try; 720p is sharper for posting.
Download and post
Download the vertical MP4 and post it on TikTok or Reels. The clip already carries the AI-spoken chant; if you would rather use the original song, add it from the app's sound library and turn the clip's own volume down.
Two Looks, One Photo
The same 9-second routine in the same front seat — the only difference is what you look like.
Just me
Your own face, hair, skin tone and outfit, frame for frame through the whole routine. Pick this when the point is that it is you calling somebody sus.
- Keeps your face exactly as photographed
- The safest choice for a first clip
Caricature
The same person, still clearly recognisable, with playfully exaggerated features: noticeably bigger ears, wider eyes and bigger front teeth, a slightly larger head on the same body, in realistic skin and lighting rather than a drawing.
- Reads as a person, not a cartoon
- Same photo, same 9 seconds, same credits
Who Ends Up in the Front Seat?
Yourself
The routine is the joke, and it lands hardest when the face is yours. One clear selfie is enough — the clip does the head turns for you.
You, exaggerated
The same photo in the Caricature look: bigger ears and front teeth push the deadpan stare further without turning it into a cartoon.
A friend, with permission
Cast a friend who is an adult and agreed, then send it to the group chat. Ask first before you turn someone into a caricature and call them sus in public.
Your next post
Vertical 9:16 with the chant already inside: download it and post straight from your phone, or add the original song in the app first.
Just me vs Caricature: Specifications
| Just me | Caricature | |
|---|---|---|
| What changes | Nothing — the face, hair and outfit stay as photographed | Ears, eyes and front teeth are exaggerated; the person stays recognisable |
| What stays | The car, the daylight, the camera angle and every gesture | The car, the daylight, the camera angle and every gesture |
| Best photo | One adult, chest-up, facing the camera, both eyes visible, even light | |
| Length | 9 seconds | |
| Output | Vertical 9:16 MP4, 480p or 720p, no watermark | |
| Credits | Either look: 306 at 480p, 684 at 720p ($3.06 / $6.84) | |
| Audio | AI-spoken "that boy, that boy, that boy sus" — no music, no beat; add the original song in the app if you want it | |
Why Use ThatBoyThatBoy
Two looks, one studio
Just me and Caricature share one photo slot and one Generate button — switch looks without starting over.
Pay per video
A 9-second clip costs 306 credits at 480p or 684 at 720p — $3.06 or $6.84 at the standard rate. No subscription.
Runs in the background
Close the tab or lose signal — the task keeps going and the finished clip waits in your history.
10 languages
The site speaks English, 简体中文, Русский, Deutsch, Français, 日本語, 한국어, Español, Português and Türkçe.
Ways to Get the that boy sus Clip
| Method | What you need | The routine | Effort | Typical cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ThatBoyThatBoy | One photo | The car selfie, preset and timed for you | One upload | From $3.06 per 9-second clip |
| CapCut-style template | Footage of yourself | You film the routine and match the template | Shoot it, then edit to the beat | Free, plus your time |
| General AI video studio | A reference clip, a photo and a prompt | Rebuilt by you — the beat order is hard to reproduce | Prompting and retries | Subscription or per-clip fees |
| Film it yourself | A parked car, daylight and a phone | Your own take on the moves | Memorise nine seconds of timing | Free |
Pricing for the 9-Second Clip
Either look costs the same: 306 credits at 480p or 684 at 720p, and $1 buys 100 credits. One-time packs start at $9 — 900 credits, two 480p clips. Sign-in is required and there is no free trial.
- 6 Just me clips at 480p
- or 6 Caricature clips at 480p
as low as $3.17 per video
- Just me and Caricature looks included
- One-time payment; no subscription
- Vertical 9:16 MP4, 9 seconds, AI-spoken chant
- 2 Just me clips at 480p
- or 2 Caricature clips at 480p
as low as $4.50 per video
- Just me and Caricature looks included
- One-time payment; no subscription
- Vertical 9:16 MP4, 9 seconds, AI-spoken chant
- 9 Just me clips at 480p
- or 9 Caricature clips at 480p
as low as $3.22 per video
- Just me and Caricature looks included
- One-time payment; no subscription
- Vertical 9:16 MP4, 9 seconds, AI-spoken chant
480p: 306 credits a clip; 720p: 684. Either look costs the same. The $9 / $19 / $29 packs cover 2 / 6 / 9 clips at 480p or 1 / 2 / 4 at 720p. Unused credits remain.
That Boy That Boy Dance AI FAQ
A 9-second vertical clip of one person in the front seat of a parked car doing the whole that boy sus routine: the head turns with a finger up, the fist at the lens, the flat stare, the fingers at the temple, the hand behind the ear and the closing wave. You upload one photo and the site puts that person into the routine, with the chant spoken by an AI voice.
Your turn to call it out
One photo gets you the full 9-second routine — vertical, with the chant, ready to post.