Viral Video AI

No. 13 · Streetball meme

Make the Basketball Middle Finger video with AI

Eight seconds of no respect.

8 s · vertical 9:16 · one photo · 10 credits

Photo in
Studio portrait of a young woman with long natural braids facing the camera

Real outputPortrait with braids → on the night court

Basketball Middle Finger · 8 s

Your photo
  • Face the camera in decent light
  • Head and shoulders or waist-up is plenty
  • Bring only the face: the court, the ball and the defender are already there

By uploading, you confirm you're the person in the photo or have their permission to use it.

We're opening in small batches. Save your photo now — we email you when it opens.

  • ✓ One-time payment
  • ✓ 9:16 HD MP4 · no watermark
  • ✓ Failed videos return the credit
  • ✓ Photos deleted after 30 days

The 8 s, beat by beat

Each beat sits where the trend puts it. Your photo decides who plays it.

  1. 0:00

    Past him

    A hard cut into the paint leaves the defender standing.

  2. 0:02

    Lift-off

    You gather and rise toward the rim.

  3. 0:03

    The salute

    Both middle fingers up at the very top of the jump.

  4. 0:05

    Bucket

    The ball falls through the net on the way down.

  5. 0:07

    Landing

    Feet on the asphalt, no smile, nothing to see here.

Actual output

One photo in, the 8 s video out. Shown exactly as it came out.

Photo inStudio portrait of a young woman with long natural braids facing the camera
Video out · 8 s
Portrait with braids → on the night court
Photo inPhone portrait of a young woman with wavy dark brown hair in a plain sage green T-shirt
Video out · 8 s
Phone portrait → the same jump

Input photos in the samples are AI-generated stand-ins, not customers. Videos are shown as they came out.

Who fits the slot?

On the chart · No. 13 · Nov 2026 · TikTok

The basketball middle finger meme, explained

Why it spreadsPure disrespect in eight seconds, and it's funniest on the person who has never touched a basketball.

It's a short streetball clip that spread across TikTok and CapCut through late 2026: a player beats a defender on an outdoor court at night, goes up, holds both middle fingers in the air, scores and lands as if nothing happened. People search for it as a dunk meme or a CapCut template.

Here the player is whoever is in your photo. The court, the lights and the play are the same every time; the face, hair and build are theirs. The take you download is the take that came out, with nothing tidied up afterwards.

The last step

Which sound goes with it

  1. 1

    Add one photo

    Upload a clear photo of one person above: face the camera in decent light. No account needed.

  2. 2

    Pay once

    Pick a pack and check out. Usually ready in about 10–20 minutes, always within the hour; we email you the link.

  3. 3

    Download

    Save the 8 s · vertical 9:16 · silent MP4.

  4. 4

    Add the sound and post

    Upload it to TikTok, Reels or CapCut. Add a phonk or hype track you like. Land the hardest hit on the mid-air moment at 0:03.

Pay per video, not per month

One-time packs, no subscription. Most trends use 10 credits (Hotel Lobby and Tiny Desk: 20). Credits stay valid for 2 years, and a failed video returns its credits.

10 credits

$9.99

one Basketball Middle Finger video · no account needed

30 credits

$19.99

3 Basketball Middle Finger videos · any trend

100 credits · Best Value

$49.99

10 Basketball Middle Finger videos · any trend

Basketball Middle Finger: questions

Is this a CapCut template for the basketball middle finger?

It's the meme people look for under that name, without needing CapCut. Add a photo here and that person plays the whole thing.

What does the video show?

Your person gets past a defender, jumps, shows both middle fingers at the peak, scores and lands with a straight face. It runs 8 seconds, vertical.

Does the file have sound?

No. It's silent on purpose, so whichever track you add won't clash or get muted.

Can I change the court or the defender?

No. Those stay the same so the jump and the timing hold up. Only the player changes.

Will it get flagged on TikTok?

It's a rude gesture, and each platform applies its own rules. We can't promise how a post will be treated, so think about where you share it.

What kind of photo should I use?

One person, face clear and looking near the camera, in decent light. Longer shots carry the outfit through, and a selfie is fine. Avoid group shots, sunglasses, masks and heavy beauty filters.

How long until my video is ready?

Usually ready in about 10–20 minutes, always within the hour. You can leave the page; we email you the link when it's done.

What does it cost, and is there a free version?

There's no free tier, because every video costs real money to make. Most trends use 10 credits, which starts at $9.99. Hotel Lobby and Tiny Desk use 20 credits, from $14.99. Larger packs are $19.99 for 30 credits and $49.99 for 100, with no subscription.

Does the video come with the song?

No. You get a silent HD MP4 with no watermark, and you add the sound inside TikTok or Reels so nothing gets muted. Each trend page says which sound to look for.

What if the result looks wrong?

Press Needs work on your result page and tell us what's off. A real person reads it and replies by email. If a video can't be made at all, its credits go back automatically.

Can I put someone else in a video?

Yes, if they're an adult and they've said yes. Never use a stranger's or a public figure's photo, and never present the video as real footage.

Do I have to film or dance?

No. There's nothing to film, learn or edit. A clear photo of each person is all we need, and the whole format comes back with them in it.

What happens to my photo?

It's used to make your video and nothing else. We don't sell it, use it to identify anyone or train models on it. Uploads and finished videos are deleted automatically after 30 days, or sooner if you email us.

Can I use a photo of a child?

No. Nobody under 18, in any photo. Use yourself or an adult who agreed.

Can I post it on TikTok, Reels or Shorts?

Yes, on personal and social accounts, as long as you have the rights to the photo and the person agreed. Label it as AI-generated and don't pass it off as real. Business use needs the music and trend rights sorted separately.

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