Boots first. Then the reveal.
The camera follows your boots down a street of glowing jack-o’-lanterns, then whips up on the whisper and there you are, in a witch’s hat, posing for the lens. Send one photo and get the Ramalama reveal with the song.
Different people and different costumes, with the same strut, the same whip-up and the same song. Tap one to watch.
One photo goes in. A few minutes later, the finished video comes out, ready to post.
No costume, no friend lying on the pavement with your phone and no editing. Just one clear photo of your face.
Use a clear photo of your face looking at the camera. A selfie works.Use a clear photo of your face looking at the camera. A selfie works.
You strut toward a low camera in a witch costume, then it whips up to your face on the whisper, all in one unbroken take, vertical for TikTok and Reels.You strut toward a low camera in a witch costume, then it whips up to your face on the whisper, all in one unbroken take, vertical for TikTok and Reels.
It’s ready in a few minutes with the song and no watermark, so post it straight to TikTok, Reels or Shorts.It’s ready in a few minutes with the song and no watermark, so post it straight to TikTok, Reels or Shorts.
The camera stays at your feet as you strut toward it, cloak swishing.
On the whisper, the camera flies up from the boots to your face.
A sly smile under the pointed hat and a little shimmy.
A gloved hand to the brim, framing your face for the picture.
A big laugh, a wave and a little strut to the end.
The whole trend is the reveal, so your face has to be clear.
One face, looking at the camera, nothing covering it.
Face to the cameraGood light, straight on
Head to kneesYour build comes along
SunglassesYour eyes need to show
Group photosCrop it to just youYour Ramalama video comes out finished, so there’s nothing to edit before you post it.
The Ramalama trend is a costume reveal set to Róisín Murphy’s Ramalama (Bang Bang). A friend films only your legs as you strut toward a phone held near the ground. When the song drops to a whisper, the camera whips up to your face and you pose, shimmy and laugh into the lens.
It started as a Halloween clip of someone walking toward a low camera in costume, with the reveal timed to the whisper in the song. Soon everyone was copying it in their own costumes, and AI versions followed for people who didn’t have the outfit, the street or a friend willing to lie on the pavement.
The wait is the joke: six seconds of boots and a swishing hem, then the whip-up and a face nobody expected. Your version keeps the strut, the timing and the poses, and puts your face under the hat.
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Straight answers on making, paying for and sharing your Ramalama video.
It’s the Halloween costume reveal set to Ramalama (Bang Bang): a low camera follows only your legs as you strut toward it, then whips up to your face on the whisper in the song. The AI version makes the whole take from one photo.
A witch: a long black velvet cloak, black gloves, lace-up boots and a tall pointed hat, on a street lined with glowing jack-o’-lanterns. It suits anyone, and you don’t need to own any of it.
Not yet. Every video uses the witch for now. More costumes are on our list.
One clear face, looking at the camera, in good light, with nothing covering it. A selfie works. Your hair shows under the hat, and glasses and beards come along too.
Only if they’ve agreed to it. Please don’t use photos of celebrities or of anyone who hasn’t said yes.
Yes. Ramalama (Bang Bang) plays over the whole video, and the reveal lands on the whisper. If an app mutes it, pick the same sound from its library when you post.
At about six seconds, right on the whisper. Before that it’s all boots and cloak, which is the point of the trend.
No. You only add a photo; the strut, the whip-up, the picture-frame hands and the laugh all come from the trend.
Yes. It’s vertical, made to fill the phone on TikTok, Reels and Shorts, with no watermark.
Not yet. For now it’s one person per video. A version for you and your friends is on our list.
Not yet. The strut and the poses are made for people, so this one is for people only for now.
Usually a few minutes. You can close the page: your Ramalama video waits in My videos, and we email you when it’s ready.
One Ramalama video uses 45 credits. Pay once with a credit pack whose credits never expire, or pay less per video with a monthly plan. A video that fails costs nothing.
It’s used only to make your Ramalama video and stays private to your account. Delete it any time from My videos.
No. NowStarring is an independent fan tool for the Ramalama trend, not linked to Róisín Murphy or the song’s makers. The song belongs to its rights holders.
Add your photo at the top of this page, or two for a trend with two people, and press Make my video. Your Ramalama 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.
No. Every video here is paid for, so there’s no free trial and no watermark on what you download.
You don’t need one. A CapCut template drops your clip into someone else’s edit. Here the whole Ramalama 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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