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BbY WOW Guy AI: Make the Concha Guy Video With Your Own Face (2026)

Who the BbY WOW guy is, the four beats an AI version has to hit (walk-in, concha bite, deadpan stare, dance-away), the three ways people make it, and how to make yours from one photo.

A BbY WOW guy AI video puts your face on the man from the viral quinceañera clip: he dances up to the camera, bites a pink concha, stares into the lens deadpan and dances back into the crowd, cut to the “dime, dime, baby” line of KAROL G's “BbY WOW”. You need one clear photo; a reference-to-video AI model redoes the whole dance with you as the dancer.

Last updated: Oct 23, 2026

Disclosure: Dime Dime Baby AI (this site) is an independent, fan-made tool. It is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by KAROL G, Judeline, rusowsky, their labels or the creator of the original clip.

Who is the BbY WOW guy?

He's the dancer in a TikTok posted by @eve.el.cholo on July 24, 2025, filmed at a quinceañera (XV años) party in Mexico. The post's caption credits him as Eve Ramirez. The clip had about 8 million plays as of Oct 22, 2026.

People search for him under several names. They all mean the same clip:

  • BbY WOW guy, after the KAROL G, Judeline and rusowsky song the clip is set to
  • Dime Dime Baby, after the line “dime, dime, baby” that the edits are cut to
  • the concha guy or the quinceañera guy, after the sweet bread and the party

For the song and why the clip came back in October 2026, see What is Dime Dime Baby AI?

What has to happen for it to read as the BbY WOW guy?

Viewers recognize the meme by four beats, in this order. An AI version that skips one, or does them out of order, looks like a generic dance video.

BeatWhat it looks like
Walk-inKnees bent, leaning forward, shoulders and hips swaying as he crosses the hall toward the camera
BiteHe stops right in front of the lens and bites a pink concha
StareHe chews and looks straight into the camera, no smile at all
Dance-awayHe turns and dances back into the crowd

The 14-second version on this site adds the beats from the most-watched AI remix: he dances back to the camera and points at you.

What are the ways to make it?

MethodWhat you getCatch
Face overlay template (e.g. CapCut)Your face pasted over the original dancerIt's still his body, clothes and moves, and an overlay can slip when he turns
Image-to-video AI (photo + a prompt)You dancing somewhereIt doesn't follow the original moves, camera or timing, so the beats get lost
Reference-to-video AI (this site)The whole clip redone with youPaid per video, a few minutes to render

A reference-to-video model takes the motion and camera from a reference clip and the person from your photo. Here the reference is a depth video of the dance, so the original dancer's face and clothes never carry over, and a timed prompt keeps the bite and the deadpan stare in the right place.

How do you make yours?

  1. Open the generator on the home page and upload one photo of one person. Full-length works best: the dancer wears what you wear in the photo.
  2. Try the free 5-second preview first (one per account, no card). It renders the walk-in, the bite and the stare.
  3. Choose Fast or Premium and a quality. Both render the full 14 seconds. A Fast 480p video costs 15 credits, and the smallest pack is $4.99 for 15 credits. See pricing.
  4. Download the vertical MP4 (no watermark). It comes with a royalty-free party beat, not the original song.
  5. In TikTok, Reels or Shorts, mute the beat and add the sound: search “BbY WOW” or “dime dime baby”.

Step-by-step with troubleshooting: How to make a Dime Dime Baby AI video. Photo advice: photo tips.

FAQ

Is “BbY WOW guy AI” the same as “Dime Dime Baby AI”? Yes. Both names refer to the same quinceañera clip and the same AI remixes.

Can two people dance together? Not in this template. It recreates the solo dance, so it takes one person per photo.

Can I use a photo of a celebrity or of a friend? A friend, only with their permission. Photos of public figures, of anyone under 16, and images you don't have the right to use are rejected at review, and the credits go back to your account.

Why doesn't the download have the BbY WOW song? The song belongs to the artists and their labels. Adding it inside TikTok, Reels or Shorts uses the platform's music license and links your post to the trend's sound page.