Tip Toe in My Jordans for families: siblings, parents and cousins
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Short answer
Pick two adult relatives, such as a sibling and a parent, and give each one a clear photo. One plays the Dancer and the other the stunned Partner. Use only photos of adults who agreed, so check with everyone first and test with the free 5-second preview.
See the dance first, then make yours
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The sparkly tuxedo original
The clip that set the template: a dancer in a sequin tuxedo hushes the camera, grins and tiptoes through the straw while a woman reacts.
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The red jersey remix
Same beats, new cast: a dancer in a basketball jersey shushes, grins and spreads her arms while her partner gasps.
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The red dress remix
Pearls, a red dress and big arm swings, with a friend watching in disbelief.
Family pairings that work
- Sibling and parent: the sibling dances while the parent plays the shocked onlooker.
- Cousins or in-laws: any two adults work, as long as each photo shows one clear face.
- Grandparents: a sharp, recent photo gives the best chance of a recognizable face.
Adults only
Do not upload photos of children or anyone under 18. The consent box asks you to confirm that everyone shown is you or has agreed, and the Acceptable Use page explains what is not allowed.
Questions people ask
Can kids be in the video?
No. Photos of anyone under 18 are not allowed, so keep the cast to adults.
Can the whole family share one account?
One person can make the videos and send them on. Credits live in that account, and finished videos can be downloaded or shared by link.
What if a relative looks different in the video?
Try a sharper, front-facing photo. The face-changed fix lists what usually helps.
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