What is the My Ride Is Here broom trend?

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Short answer

It is a Halloween-season video format filmed as if from a moving car. Someone sits side-saddle on a broom beside the window, looks into the camera as if the broom were their ride, then flies off or crashes into a sign. AI versions build the scene around your photo.

Example frame: a young woman with curly hair and a red top sitting side-saddle on a broom at a car window on a sunny suburban street
Example frame: a young woman with curly hair and a red top sitting side-saddle on a broom at a car window on a sunny suburban street

The three beats

  • Side by side: the camera looks out of the passenger window while the rider glides next to the car, keeping pace.
  • The look: the rider turns calmly, stares into the lens with a slightly smug face and gives a small wave.
  • The ending: a quick flight into the sky, or a comic bump into a roadside sign.

Where it came from

The format began in late September 2026 as a CapCut template shot from inside a car. People copied the broom, the look back and the “my ride is here” attitude, and a comic crash ending followed a few weeks later.

Tip Toe AI does not reuse any of those clips. It generates a new video from your photo, and the how-to guide shows the steps.

Where this trend comes from

The links open the original posts on their own platforms. Tip Toe AI is not affiliated with these creators and does not host their videos.

Questions people ask

Is it tied to a movie or a book?

No. The broom comes from general Halloween witch imagery, and no film sits behind the trend.

Does the AI version copy a real person?

No. The video shows the person or pet in your photo and nobody from the original clips.

Is it only for Halloween?

The trend peaks in October, but the template works all year.

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