Your crew. Your roof.
The phone lies on the ground looking up, your crew leans in over it, and your palm closes the shot. Then the three of you dance Mi Chico in a row on a rooftop parking deck at dusk, with you in the middle. All it takes is your selfie.
Made from one selfie: she’s in the middle, the two guys beside her are made up. Turn the sound on and watch the crew hit the routine.
One photo goes in. A few minutes later, the finished video comes out, ready to post.
No crew, no rooftop and no rehearsal. Just a selfie.
You lead the crew. One clear selfie is all it takes; the two dancers beside you are made-up people.You lead the crew. One clear selfie is all it takes; the two dancers beside you are made-up people.
The phone on the ground, the peace signs, your close-up and the palm over the lens, then the routine on the roof, on the beat of the song.The phone on the ground, the peace signs, your close-up and the palm over the lens, then the routine on the roof, on the beat of the song.
It’s ready in a few minutes with the song and no watermark. Post it to TikTok, Reels or Shorts and tag the friends who should have been up there with you.It’s ready in a few minutes with the song and no watermark. Post it to TikTok, Reels or Shorts and tag the friends who should have been up there with you.
Looking up at the sky as the crew leans in over the lens.
Three faces close together, grinning down into the phone.
You lean right into the lens, then your palm covers it.
The cut to the rooftop: the three of you dance in a row, you in the middle.
All three, together, to close it out.
Your face fills the screen in the close-up before the dance, so a sharp selfie, face and shoulders, works best.
One face, looking at the camera.
Face the cameraGood light, face in full view
A selfie is enoughFace and shoulders, clear and sharp
SunglassesHidden eyes won’t look like you
Group photosOnly you in the photo; the crew is made for youYour Mi Chico video comes out finished, so there’s nothing to edit before you post it.
A phone lies on the ground looking up at the sky while the crew leans over it with peace signs. One of them grabs a selfie close-up, a palm sweeps over the lens, and the shot opens on the whole crew dancing in a row on the top of a parking garage at dusk: hand rolls, arm swings, hip grooves and both hands behind the head near the end.
A TikTok of five friends dancing to the song Mi Chico on a rooftop parking deck took off in the autumn of 2026. Cat and dog versions followed within days, then AI remakes where you take the lead dancer’s spot. Ours keeps the phone-on-the-ground opening and makes it a crew of three.
It looks like you have the coolest crew in town and a routine you never had to learn. People post it as a joke about the friends who never show up, or just to see themselves front and centre.
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Straight answers on making, paying for and sharing your Mi Chico video.
It’s the rooftop crew dance from TikTok: the phone on the ground, a selfie, a palm over the lens, then the crew dancing to Mi Chico in a row. The AI version puts you in the middle of the crew, from a selfie.
No. Some people search “Mi Chico AI” to ask how the song was made. This page makes a dance video of you with AI; the song plays over it as the trend sound.
Not yet. The two dancers beside you are made-up people, so only your own photo is needed: you lead the crew.
With five dancers the AI kept doubling people and turning them around. Three in a row stay sharp and in sync, and you get more of the screen.
Not yet. Right now Mi Chico is made with people; a pet version may come later.
No. The hand rolls, the arm swings and the grooves are already in the trend. Your selfie only gives the lead dancer your face, hair and look.
Mi Chico by DJ Goja with Jason Derulo and Melody, the song on every take of the trend. It plays over your whole video and the dance lands on its beat. If an app mutes it, add the Mi Chico sound from its library when you post.
No. The moves, the timing, the rooftop and the camera are already written into the trend. You only add your photo.
The clothes from your photo. If it shows only your top, you get plain jeans and white sneakers below it.
It’s your face, hair and clothes from the photo. A clear, well-lit selfie facing the camera works best, with only you in it.
Only with their permission, and never of anyone under 18, a celebrity or a public figure. Upload only photos you have the right to use.
Yes. It’s 9:16, like the original TikTok, ready for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.
Usually a few minutes. You can close the page: your Mi Chico video waits in My videos, and we email you when it’s ready.
Not on NowStarring: every video uses credits. The free route is filming it yourself with two friends: the phone face-up on the ground, a palm over the lens, then the routine in a row. With a free AI tool you write the shots and line up the song yourself.
One Mi Chico video uses 65 credits. Buy a credit pack whose credits never expire, or pay less per video with a monthly plan. A video that fails costs nothing.
No. NowStarring is an independent fan tool for the TikTok trend. It isn’t linked to the artists behind the song or the creators of the original video.
Add your photo at the top of this page, or two for a trend with two people, and press Make my video. Your Mi Chico video is ready in a few minutes. No app, no filming and no editing needed.
Yes. Download the MP4 with no watermark and post it on TikTok, Instagram Reels or YouTube Shorts, or send it in a group chat.
You don’t need one. A CapCut template drops your clip into someone else’s edit. Here the whole Mi Chico video is made from your photo, so whoever is in it is in every shot.
You don’t pay for a video that fails: what it used goes back to your balance automatically, and you can try again with another photo.
Still have a question? Email us and a real person will reply.
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Make my Mi Chico videoNowStarring is an independent fan tool for a TikTok trend. It is not linked to the dancers in the original video, the creators who started the trend or the artists behind the song. The song belongs to its owners.