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You two in the Last Dance trend: leaning into the camera head to head on a grey autumn day, then stepping back across a leafy backyard lawn, joining one hand each, flinging your free arms wide and spinning round each other to "The Last Dance".

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The Last Dance AI trend: two dancers lean in to the lens head to head, step back across a backyard lawn, join one hand each and spin round and round each other with free arms thrown wide, kicking out (the live-action Last Dance trend to Maretu's "fpd ff7 botsu 8"). Make it on Jump on the Trend (jumponthetrend.app): add one photo per person, see a free preview in under a minute, then get the 15-second video for $6.99. No app, no prompt, no sign-up for the preview.

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The Last Dance AI trend in short

What it is: You two in the Last Dance trend: leaning into the camera head to head on a grey autumn day, then stepping back across a leafy backyard lawn, joining one hand each, flinging your free arms wide and spinning round each other to "The Last Dance".

How to do it: Add a clear selfie on this page, see yourself in it free, then make the 15-second video. No app, no prompt.

Who to put in it: You and your partner, for a last dance that looks like a goodbye scene, You and your best friend, the duo who always end up spinning each other round, You and your sister or brother, with their yes.

What is the Last Dance AI trend?

How to make the Last Dance AI video, free, with one photo: pick "You two", "Just you, in the checked dress" or "Just you, in the star shirt", add one clear, front-facing photo per person, and in under a minute you get a free preview still of you in the opening close-up. If it looks like you, press Make my video: the video is 100 credits ($6.99), charged only when it's delivered. There's no prompt to write, no app to install and nothing to film, and it works in a phone browser. ChatGPT can't make this video itself; here you can.

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The Last Dance trend (also called the Last Dance meme, or after its song, the botsu 8 trend) is a TikTok trend from the autumn of 2026 set to "fpd ff7 botsu 8", a track by the Vocaloid producer Maretu first put on SoundCloud on 19 Sep 2014, which fans now call "The Last Dance". It started as fan animation: two characters dance one last, elegant dance together, often as a goodbye. The earliest known example is an animation by @fugashizzz._ on 14 Aug 2026 (529.8K views by 4 Nov 2026), and on 29 Aug @amy_yayxd shared a free animated background that made the format easy to copy: 6.8M views and 864.2K likes when we read it on 4 Nov 2026. Then people began dancing it themselves, alone or in pairs: a solo live-action take from 29 Sep had 8.6M views by 4 Nov 2026.

Your video is the 15-second reel from @mochadied's post, vertical 9:16, with the post's own sound, the trend's 15-second cut of the song. It follows the clip beat for beat: the two of you lean into the camera head to head on a grey autumn day, step back across a backyard lawn with tall fir trees behind, face each other, join one hand each, fling your free arms wide and spin round and round each other, kicking out. With "You two", photo 1 is the one in the red-brown checked mini dress and photo 2 the one in the dark star-print shirt; either part suits anyone. With a "Just you" option you take that part and the other dancer stays as filmed. The backyard, every move and its timing stay as filmed; the clothes are your pick: the clip's outfits, or your own from your photo. For more duets see Trouble Maker Dance, Grease Dance and Stateside Dance, or browse trends for couples.

How the Last Dance trend went viral

19 Sep 2014Maretu uploads "fpd ff7 botsu 8" to SoundCloud; the title reads as an unused ("botsu") demo track. Fans later nickname it "The Last Dance".
20 Jul 2026A full upload of the song goes up on YouTube: 525,345 views by 4 Nov 2026. · YouTube via yt-dlp, read 4 Nov 2026
14 Aug 2026@fugashizzz._ posts the earliest known Last Dance animation on TikTok: 531.2K views and 73.1K likes by 9 Nov 2026. · Know Your Meme; TikTok via yt-dlp, read 9 Nov 2026
29 Aug 2026@amy_yayxd shares a free animated background for the dance, the sound most posts use: 7M views and 874.6K likes by 9 Nov 2026. · TikTok via yt-dlp, read 9 Nov 2026
9 Sep 2026@red.apple.piee posts a Phantom of the Opera fan animation: 3M views and 446.6K likes by 9 Nov 2026. · TikTok via yt-dlp, read 9 Nov 2026
29 Sep 2026A solo live-action take reaches 8.6M views and 1.4M likes by 4 Nov 2026; the same day a YouTube upload titled "Botsu 8 (The Last Dance Song)" goes up (3.57M views by 4 Nov 2026). · TikTok and YouTube via yt-dlp, read 4 Nov 2026
6 Oct 2026@vinnmp4s posts an English-language cover of the song with lyrics by @chocoeclairr0: 3.5M views and 498.5K likes by 9 Nov 2026. · Know Your Meme; TikTok via yt-dlp, read 9 Nov 2026
24 Oct 2026@mochadied posts a backyard couple take, the clip our video is built on (1,114 views by 9 Nov 2026). · TikTok via yt-dlp, read 9 Nov 2026
2 Nov 2026Know Your Meme publishes its entry on the Last Dance trend. · Know Your Meme, read 4 Nov 2026

Play counts read on 9 Nov 2026 and still changing.

The song and the original

The trend dances to "fpd ff7 botsu 8" by Maretu, a Japanese Vocaloid producer, first uploaded to SoundCloud on 19 Sep 2014. "Botsu" is Japanese for a rejected or unused piece, so the title reads like a discarded demo, and fans renamed it "The Last Dance" because the animations pair it with a final dance between two characters, often before a goodbye or a death in the story. In October 2026 an English cover with new lyrics by @chocoeclairr0 spread too. Your video keeps the post's own sound, the trend's 15-second cut of the song. To use another sound, add it in TikTok when you post.

Is the Last Dance trend still growing?

About to break.

How to do the Last Dance trend: by hand or in one click

By hand: save the clip, trim it to the part people remake, give it and a photo to a video model that takes a reference image, check every shot for the original person, then put the sound back in an editor.

Here, in one click: add a photo for each person, see a free preview, then make the video. It keeps the clip’s own sound, and you pay only when it’s ready.

Last Dance mixes

  • You two
  • Just you, in the checked dress
  • Just you, in the star shirt

Photo tips for Last Dance

  • One adult per photo (18+), face to the camera, in good light, eyes open: you, or someone who said yes.
  • Your face keeps the expression in your photo, and your own hair, facial hair and glasses come with it.
  • The video opens with both faces close to the camera, then you're small and full length for the spin, so a sharp, close, front-on face helps most: no hat, no sunglasses, no filter.
  • You two: photo 1 is the one in the checked dress, photo 2 the one in the star-print shirt. Either part suits anyone; swap the photos to swap the parts.
  • Just you: pick the part you want; the other dancer stays as filmed.

Who to cast

  • You and your partner, for a last dance that looks like a goodbye scene
  • You and your best friend, the duo who always end up spinning each other round
  • You and your sister or brother, with their yes
  • You and the friend who's moving away
  • Just you, in the checked dress or the star shirt, next to the original dancer

Last Dance FAQ

Is there a free Last Dance AI video generator?

You can preview yourself in the Last Dance scene free. The full video costs 100 credits, charged only when it's ready. Credits come in packs from $6.99 for 100 and work on any trend.

Which app makes the Last Dance AI video?

Creators use video models that take a reference photo. This page runs one for you, checks the faces and keeps the original sound, so there is nothing to download or edit.

How many photos do I need for Last Dance?

One clear photo per person you swap in. This trend has room for 2. Add up to 3 photos of each person for a closer likeness.

What happens to my photos?

They are stored privately, sent to the video model through short-lived links, never used for training, and deleted with your video after 30 days.

What is the Last Dance trend?

A TikTok trend set to Maretu's "fpd ff7 botsu 8", nicknamed "The Last Dance". It began in August 2026 as fan animations of two characters sharing one last dance, often as a goodbye, and by the autumn people were dancing it themselves: lean in, step back, join one hand each and spin round each other with your free arms wide.

How do I make the Last Dance AI video with my face?

Pick You two, or Just you in the checked dress or in the star shirt, and add one clear, front-facing photo per person. You get a free preview still in under a minute. The 15-second video keeps the backyard, every move and the post's own sound, and costs 100 credits ($6.99), charged only when it's delivered.

Is the Last Dance AI video free?

The preview still is free. The video is 100 credits ($6.99), charged only when it's delivered, so if the preview doesn't look like you, you pay nothing.

What song is the Last Dance trend?

"fpd ff7 botsu 8" by the Vocaloid producer Maretu, first uploaded to SoundCloud on 19 Sep 2014. Fans call it "The Last Dance", and you'll also see it searched as "botsu 8". Your video keeps the song as it sounds in the post.

Is this the Michael Jordan Last Dance?

No. This Last Dance is the TikTok dance to Maretu's song, not the 2020 documentary series about Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls, and not the film Save the Last Dance.

Can I do the Last Dance with my partner or a friend?

Yes. Pick You two: photo 1 is the one in the checked dress, photo 2 the one in the star-print shirt, and either part suits anyone. A two-person video costs the same 100 credits as a solo one.

Can I do it alone?

Yes. Pick Just you, in the checked dress or Just you, in the star shirt: you take that part and the other dancer stays as filmed. Solo takes are a big part of the trend too.

Can ChatGPT make the Last Dance video?

No. ChatGPT can describe the dance, but it can't put your face into the real clip. Here you can, from one photo, with a free preview first.

Do I have to learn the dance?

No. You don't film anything: the moves come from the real video and your face comes from your photo. (The creator of our clip says it's a lot harder than it looks.)

Is the animated version available?

Not as an animation: we put your real face into the live-action dance. The animations on TikTok use drawn characters on @amy_yayxd's free background.

Is it safe to put your face in Last Dance?

Jump on the Trend is run from Dublin, Ireland, under EU privacy law (GDPR). Your photos go over an encrypted connection to our servers in Finland, are sent only to the AI service that makes your video, are never used to train AI, and are deleted automatically after 30 days, or straight away with Delete my data. The preview is free and needs no sign-up; a video is 100 credits, and they come back if it fails. Is Jump on the Trend safe? The full answer →

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