How to do the Tung Tung Tung Sahur dance: the Triple T moves, step by step

Before you start

• Clear a strip of floor about two metres wide. You’ll jump and sway, and your feet have to stay in the frame.
• Prop the phone at chest height, upright, two to three metres away, so you’re in frame from head to toe.
• Put the clip or the sound on another screen or a speaker so you can hear the beat while you film.
• Wear something that shows the moves: jeans and sneakers read well, a long coat hides your knees.

The moves, in order

1. The bounce (0:00 to 0:02)

Start already moving. Bend your knees and drop a little on every beat, fists loosely up by your chest, shoulders rocking side to side. The log does the same with its bat held up. Grin at the camera: the face sells it.

2. The jumps (0:02 to 0:04)

Jump straight up on the beat, both feet off the floor. At the top, cross your forearms over your chest; as you land, fling your arms open wide and land soft with bent knees. Four jumps in a row. If space or knees are tight, a bounce onto your toes reads almost as well.

3. The sway (0:04 to 0:06)

Knees bent, swing your hips side to side in big, slow arcs, arms swinging low. This is the bat beat: the log tilts its whole body like a metronome and swings its bat out to its own side. Don’t lean into its half of the frame here.

4. Hands up (0:06 to 0:08)

Spring onto your toes and throw both hands high, then pump them twice on the beat. The log holds its bat straight up. Groove your hips and shoulders between the pumps so you never stand still.

5. The finish (0:08 to 0:10)

One last hop with your arms flung out, a quick look at the log, then a big cheeky grin into the lens. Hold it for half a second so the clip loops cleanly.

What makes it look off

The sound

Every green-screen clip of the log carries its own short, upbeat sound, so the trend doesn’t have a single song the way most dance trends do. Use the sound that came with the clip you danced to: open a Tung Tung Tung Sahur dance post you like on TikTok, tap the spinning record and choose Use this sound. That puts your video on the same sound page, next to everyone else’s.

Don’t want to film at all? The Tung Tung Tung Sahur page makes the whole duet from one selfie, already on the beat, with a trend sound laid over it.

NowStarring is an independent fan tool, not linked to the creators of the Tung Tung Tung Sahur character, the makers of any green-screen clip or video of it, or the owners of any sound used with the trend.

Sorular

Is the Tung Tung Tung Sahur dance hard?

No. It’s bounces, jumps and sways, all on the beat, with no footwork to learn. What makes it land is matching the log’s timing, not technique.

What song is the Tung Tung Tung Sahur dance?

There isn’t one song. Each green-screen clip comes with its own upbeat sound, and posts use whichever clip they danced to. On TikTok, tap the sound under a video you like and use the same one.

How do I dance with Tung Tung on TikTok?

Download a green-screen clip of the log dancing, put it beside you in CapCut or TikTok’s green screen effect, and film yourself doing the moves in time. The green-screen guide covers each step.

Which side should I stand on?

Whichever side the clip leaves empty. Most clips put the log on one side and leave the other half free; stand in the middle of that half and keep about an arm’s length of gap.

Can I do it without dancing at all?

Yes. On the Tung Tung Tung Sahur page one selfie is enough: the moves come with the trend and you appear doing them next to the log.