One photo in, and you are the bowl cut dancing guy everyone keeps sending around: a 70s bowl cut in your own hair color, clean-shaven, a green pinstripe suit, a mustard tie and brown lace-ups, tap dancing across the studio for 13 seconds on the original song.
Pick the effect, add your photo, and Aura does the rest: it keeps your face, cuts your hair into the 70s bowl in your own color, shaves the beard, puts you in the suit and sends you dancing through the whole routine.
Grandma joined the beginners class to help the others. So did this guy. Both made from a single photo.
Grandma joined the beginners class to help the others.
Watch on YouTubeOne photo of a man in a grey t-shirt, before and after.
Watch on YouTubeBowl Cut Boogie is not a sticker on top of your photo. You get the complete dance: the walk into the studio and the tap steps toward the camera, start to finish, on the original song. Your face and your hair color stay yours. Everything else turns 70s.
Anyone: you, your grandma, your boss, your best friend, the whole group chat. Men and women of any age. Blonde, brown, red or silver, the bowl cut comes in your own color, so everyone is still recognizable while doing the tip tap.
It's the viral AI dance trend with the bowl cut dancing guy: a 70s bowl cut, a green pinstripe suit, brown lace-up shoes and a tap dance routine in a dance studio. In Aura AI it is a video effect: you upload one photo and you become the dancer.
Open AI Video Effects in Aura AI, choose Bowl Cut Boogie and upload one photo of one person. In about five minutes you get the 13-second vertical video with the original song, ready to post.
One person per photo, with the face clearly visible and looking roughly at the camera, in good light. A photo from head to toe works best.
Yes. The bowl cut comes in your own hair color: brown stays brown, blonde stays blonde, silver stays silver. Beards are shaved off for the clean 70s look.
Yes. People call it the bowl cut dance, the AI dancing guy or the tip tap dance. Bowl Cut Boogie is that tap dance routine, with you as the dancer.
Of course. Anyone can do the Bowl Cut Boogie: men, women, any age. Grandma in the suit is one of the most shared versions.
Yes, it comes with the original song, so you can post it straight to TikTok, Reels or Shorts.
20 credits for the 13-second video. It is ready in about five minutes.
One photo in, a trending video out. The agent can also mix any of them with your own ideas.