BAD TIMES trend · dogs & cats

The BAD TIMES trend, starring your dog or cat

Upload one photo of your dog, cat or other pet. It stands on its hind legs and takes over the viral argument — paws up for "hold on", pointing, lunging at the lens — lip-synced to Imael Angel's "BAD TIMES".

  • Dogs
  • Cats & other pets
  • No prompt
  • 30 s · 9:16 · with the song
  • Failed renders refunded
  • No subscription, credits never expire
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Highlight · 15 s

The husky take this version follows. Your pet keeps its own breed, fur and markings; only the moves and the camera come from this clip.

JPG, PNG or WebP · under 20 MB · one clear, front-facing face0/1 photos

Pet version: use a clear, front-facing photo of your cat, dog or other pet, one animal per photo. For people, use the original Bad Times AI template.

Use everyday photos of yourself or friends (with their consent). Photos of politicians, celebrities or other public figures, and film or MV stills, won't pass review.

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Photos of politicians, celebrities or other public figures aren't allowed: they raise likeness-rights and legal issues and are rejected in review. Only use photos of yourself or friends who agreed to be featured.

Bad Times Dog
Version

The highlight is the best-known 15 s of the trend. Pick Premium for the full 30 s video.

Video quality
15 credits for this video

Only upload photos of people who agreed to be featured.

Bad Times Dog at a glance

Bad Times Trend Dog puts one photo of your dog, cat or other pet into the pet version of the viral BAD TIMES TikTok: it stands on its hind legs and argues with the camera, lip-synced to Imael Angel's song, following a husky's 30-second take. 9:16, with the song; the room comes from your photo.

Photos
1 photo
Length
About 30 seconds
Format
9:16 MP4
Quality & price
Premium 480p 55 · 720p 120 · 1080p 205 credits; Balanced from 15
Sound
Original song included, synced
Watermark
None
Render time
Usually a few minutes
If it fails
Credits refunded automatically

Last updated

What is the Bad Times trend dog video?

After the original BAD TIMES argument went viral, pet owners made it their own: dogs standing on their hind legs, raising their paws and lunging at the lens, beat for beat with the song. A husky's take became one of the best known.

This version follows that husky's take instead of the original performer. Its moves come from a dog's body, so your pet keeps animal proportions — it stands up, gestures with its front paws and mouths the song, but never grows human hands. Breed, fur, markings and the room come from your photo. Premium makes the whole 30-second take; Balanced makes its first 15 seconds for fewer credits.

How to make the Bad Times trend video with your dog or cat

  1. 01

    Upload one pet photo

    A clear photo of your dog, cat or other pet, face sharp and toward the camera, one animal per photo.

  2. 02

    Pick a version and generate

    Premium makes the whole 30-second take: 55 credits at 480p, 120 at 720p and 205 at 1080p. Balanced makes the first 15 seconds from 15 credits. Failed renders are refunded automatically.

  3. 03

    Download or share

    Your pet's video is ready in a few minutes as a vertical MP4 with the song, ready for TikTok, Reels or Shorts.

Pet photos that work best

Face clearly visible

Eyes and nose sharp and toward the camera. Side profiles and blurry action shots lose the likeness.

Some body in frame

Head and chest, or the whole pet, so the video gets its fur, size and markings right.

Good light

Daylight or a bright room. Dark photos turn black fur into a shapeless blur.

One animal

One pet per photo. Two pets, or a person holding the pet, make it unclear who plays the part.

More viral templates

Same idea, a different trend. Every template keeps the original moves and adds the song.

Bad Times trend with your pet: FAQ

Making one with a person?The original Bad Times AI template follows the original performer — one photo of you or a friend.

Your pet's turn

One photo, a few minutes, and your dog or cat is arguing with the camera.