Ramalama Trend AI

One or two photos. Full costume.

The Halloween costume walk from a photo or two: you, a friend, your dog or your cat dressed as a bloodied nurse and a rusty pyramid head, walking at the camera the way the trend does.

Ramalama trend AI generator

Two stars in horror costumes, a nurse and a pyramid head, striding at a phone held low to “Ramalama (Bang Bang)”. 13 s, vertical, with the song or silent.

Add your photo: one person or pet

Works best

You
An adult who agreed
Your cat or dog

One face, facing the camera, not covered. No children or public figures.

Photo 1 · The nurse

You, a friend, or your cat or dog. One per photo, facing the camera.

Photo 2 · Add your friend (optional)

Your friend, or their pet, plays the pyramid head. Leave it empty and our own pyramid-head dog walks beside you.

Photo 2 · Add your friend (optional)

Your friend, or their pet, plays the pyramid head. Leave it empty and our own pyramid-head dog walks beside you.

What you'll get

Ramalama trend

Two stars in horror costumes, a nurse and a pyramid head, striding at a phone held low to “Ramalama (Bang Bang)”. 13 s, vertical, with the song or silent.

13 s · original sound

Pick scene, model, quality & sound

I'm 18+. My photo, or I have permission. No minors or public figures.

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Two photos went in. This came out.

Made with Ramalama Trend AI and left exactly as it rendered: two ordinary pet photos in, the corgi nurse and the schnauzer pyramid head out, with the song laid back.

My dog · Parking deck
Ramalama trend
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My dog · Hospital hallway
Ramalama trend
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The pets in these photos are AI-generated. Customers’ photos and videos are never shown here.

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Example · AI-generated pets

Clip: Ramalama trend
Rendered: 26 Oct 2026 · 18:32 UTC
Outfit: Halloween costume
Scene: Parking deck
Style: Real
Model: Wan 3.0
Format: 9:16 · 480p
Length: 0:13

My dog · Parking deck — The photos it was made from

What you get

The costumes
Each star is dressed for you: a stained vintage nurse dress with a cap and a rusty pipe, and a towering rusty pyramid helmet with chains and a ragged skirt. Faces stay visible under both.
The walk
A phone held just above the floor backs away as the two stride at it, feet first, then tilts up to reveal each one in full, then both side by side, following the moves of the original clip. Pick the place: a parking deck, a subway platform, a hospital or school hallway, a closed mall or a foggy warehouse.
Your sound
Pick Original sound to get “Ramalama (Bang Bang)” over your video, lined up with the walk, or No sound to add the trend’s sound yourself when you post.

What the meme means, where it started

What is the Ramalama trend?

A Halloween costume walk set to Róisín Murphy’s “Ramalama (Bang Bang)” that took over TikTok again in October 2026: two friends in matching horror costumes stride at a phone held just above the floor. People now remake it with AI, starring characters and pets.

1
Feet first
The phone sits just above the floor and backs away as the first star walks at it, seen from the chest down: the stained dress, the steps, the pipe swinging.
2
The second star
The camera swings across to the second star, just as close: chains, gauntlets and a ragged skirt, the helmet still out of frame.
3
The reveal
The camera pulls back and tilts up, and the nurse is seen in full for the first time, walking straight at the lens.
4
Side by side
A swing to the pyramid head in full, then the camera widens and the two walk at it side by side, on the beat of the song.

How to make the Ramalama trend video

1
Upload a photo
Upload one clear, front-facing photo of one adult (you, or someone who agreed) or of your dog or cat: JPG, PNG or WebP.
2
Pick the model, quality and sound
Choose the model (Standard, Fast, Pro or Ultra), 480p or 720p, and Original sound or No sound. The button shows the credit cost.
3
Pay with credits
Use credits you have, or buy a one-time credit pack at checkout. Videos cost from 10 credits; a failed render gives its credits back.
4
Download the video
Wait about 6 minutes, then play and download the 13-second vertical 9:16 MP4, with no watermark.

Photos that work

Works best

One person or one pet per photo, face clearly visible
Full body or waist up, facing the camera
Pets work too: they walk upright in costume

Avoid

Blurry or very dark photos
Group photos: one star per photo
Photos of children or of public figures

Ramalama trend: questions

What is the Ramalama trend?

A Halloween trend set to Róisín Murphy’s “Ramalama (Bang Bang)”: two friends in matching horror costumes walk at a phone held just above the floor, which swings from one to the other and tilts up to reveal them. People now remake it with AI, starring themselves, animated characters or their pets.

How do I make a Ramalama trend AI video?

Upload one photo for the nurse, and a second one for the pyramid head if you like, pick the quality and check out. Videos cost from 10 credits, with credit packs from $9.99 ($6.99 on your first order). No subscription, and if a render fails its credits go back to your account automatically.

How long is the video and what format?

13 seconds, vertical 9:16, at 480p or 720p, with no watermark. It follows the original walk from the first steps to the two side by side.

Which sound is in the video?

You choose. Original sound lays “Ramalama (Bang Bang)” over the video, timed to the walk; No sound leaves it silent so you can add the trend’s sound on TikTok, Reels or Shorts.

Can my dog or cat do it, or a friend?

Yes. Each photo is one star: a person keeps their face and hair, a pet its own fur and markings, and walks upright in costume. Add a second photo to cast the pyramid head too; without one, our own pyramid-head dog walks beside your star.

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