Can I star my own cat, my dog or myself in this trend?

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Short answer

Yes. Cats made the trend famous, but any clear photo of a dog, an adult, a toy or a drawing works as well. Whatever the subject, the model adds your suit and plays the selfie, the raised hand and the push at the lens. Children's photos are refused.

Example frame: a grey and white cat in a mustard suit and burgundy tie sings into a phone held low, with a lit tennis court behind it
Example frame: a grey and white cat in a mustard suit and burgundy tie sings into a phone held low, with a lit tennis court behind it

Who can be the singer

  • A cat: the version that put the trend on the map.
  • A dog: an earnest crooner with a damp nose.
  • Yourself or an adult friend: nearer to the first live-action clip, with their agreement.
  • A plush or a drawing: your own character, brought to life in a suit.

What the model alters

Face, fur or hair and body shape stay yours. The model adds the suit, raises a pet onto two legs, hands it the phone in one paw and animates the mouth like a lovesick singer. Suit or not, children are never accepted.

Same beats, whoever sings

Every subject gets the same four beats and the same timing, so the original sound still fits. For photo tips, open the pet version.

Questions people ask

Will fur colours survive?

They should, since the photo is the reference. Sharp pictures in good light keep colours and markings closest.

Is a child's photo allowed?

No. Our photo check turns away anyone who looks younger than 18. Only agreeing adults, pets, toys and drawings are covered by the terms.

Could a pair of pets duet?

Just one singer per video. Send a picture with a single animal in it.

Give the serenade your own face, or fur

Add a single photo and a suited singer performs beside a floodlit court. The full video has no watermark and nothing here is a subscription.

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