Bulin 47 AI Trend — Where the Viral Freestyle Meme Came From
How a dembow freestyle at a restaurant door in Spain became the Bulin 47 AI trend, what the remakes copy, and how to tell a remake from the original.

A red-lit restaurant doorway, a speaker held up a few inches from someone's face, and a crowd filming on their phones. That is the scene behind the Bulin 47 AI trend, also searched as Bulin 47 video and Bulin 47 AI.
The original freestyle
Bulin 47 is a Dominican dembow artist. According to LatiNation's report on the viral clip, fellow artist Kevin Wai intercepted him as he was about to enter a restaurant in Spain, carrying only a portable speaker playing a heavy dembow beat. Instead of walking past, Bulin 47 answered with energetic rhymes and his signature dance moves. The clip passed 50 million views across social media, and Bulin 47 thanked fans by declaring that "from today until December, every day is Bulin Day."
Reports online disagree on the exact city and posting date, so we leave those out until a primary source confirms them.
How the clip became an AI template
The same LatiNation report describes creators mapping the faces of football stars such as Kylian Mbappé, Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo and Erling Haaland onto Bulin 47's gestures. From there, people started recasting the doorway with themselves, their friends and their pets, usually posting the results on TikTok and Instagram Reels.
What every remake copies
Whatever the face, the recognizable pieces stay the same:
- The doorway. Saturated red light, a staircase behind and security standing close.
- The speaker. Someone in the foreground holds a portable speaker right up to the performer.
- The bars. Rapping straight at the speaker, pointing, a hand on the chest.
- The groove. Shoulders bouncing to the dembow beat and a hands-up laugh at the end.
- The phone shot. Vertical, handheld and close, as if you were standing in the crowd.
Remake, not the original
An AI remake is a new edit. It is not footage from the original clip, and it does not mean the person in it was there. When you share one, label it as AI-generated content.
The examples on IntoTheMeme use fictional, AI-generated people. Our generator does not use any frames from the original video: it builds the doorway scene from your photo, then animates it as one vertical, 10-second phone take. IntoTheMeme is not affiliated with Bulin 47 or Kevin Wai.
Keep exploring
Read the Bulin 47 video explainer for a quick rundown of the original clip, or go straight to the Bulin 47 AI video generator to see our example and photo tips. Want a friend beside you? The Bulin 47 AI trend video maker shows how.
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