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What is the Bing Bing Bing clip about, and what else is it called?

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Short answer

There's no story, just comic timing: two characters, a camera near the floor and a kick for each of them, with a hand rescuing the lens at the end. People also search for it as the take-turns kicking trend, kicking at the camera, the Bing Bing Bing trend and Bing Bing Bing AI.

Frame from the sample clip: a corgi in orange and white beside a black cat, both upright on a grey pavement, shot from ground level
Frame from the sample clip: a corgi in orange and white beside a black cat, both upright on a grey pavement, shot from ground level

Questions people ask

Is there a plot?

No. It's purely a gag, built around who kicks when.

Why is the camera so low?

The original was filmed from ground level, so every remake keeps that angle.

Who kicks first?

The left character, then the right one comes forward for the close-up kick and the last swing.

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