The Toc Toc trend, with you in the wig and brown suit

By ReelMe team · Updated 2026-11-01

For your own Toc Toc trend video, open the Toc Toc Dance template on ReelMe and upload one photo of yourself. For $3.99 the AI puts you in place of the dancer in the blonde wig and brown suit, doing the deadpan one-foot hop, the knock-knock gesture and the kick on the original song, and the clip is ready in about a minute.

How to do it in 4 steps

Pick a template, for example Toc Toc Dance.
Upload one clear photo (one per person or pet in multi-person templates).
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The song is "Toc Toc" by Patrick Sébastien, a French entertainer and TV host famous for party songs. It came out in 2015 and was mostly known in France until 2026, when TikTok turned it into a worldwide dance: hop on one foot with a completely straight face, knock on an invisible door, kick, repeat. French accounts joined in too, including the national Gendarmerie, and Sébastien said in interviews that he was surprised by it.

People outside France didn't catch the lyrics, so they named it after what they heard in the chorus: "Kicékéla", which is how the French "qui c'est qu'est là?" (roughly "who's there?") sounds when sung fast. That's why "kicekela" is its own search. It fits the knock-knock theme: someone knocks, "toc toc", and the song asks who's at the door.

To do it yourself, the key is the deadpan. Stand on one leg, hop in time, do two short knocks in the air on "toc toc", then a small kick, with no smile at all. Many of the best-known takes are in costume, which is why the template dancer wears a wig and suit. If you'd rather skip the rehearsal and the outfit, the template gives you both.

Use a sharp, front-facing photo with your face and shoulders visible. Your own hair doesn't matter much, since the template keeps the blonde wig look, but your face shape and features carry over.

ReelMe at a glance

What it is: ReelMe is a web app with ready-made viral video templates. You upload a photo and the AI puts you, your partner or your pet in place of the person or animal in the clip.
Price: $3.99 per video, one-time payment. No subscription, no credits, no free tier.
Account: None. No sign-up, no app to install; works in any modern phone or desktop browser.
Input: One clear photo per person or pet (JPG, PNG or WebP). Some templates have 2 or 3 spots.
Output: An MP4 of the template clip with the original audio and no watermark, on a private link kept for 30 days.
Speed: Usually about one minute after payment.
Templates: 56 trends: dances, music video scenes, movie and TV moments, memes, couple and pet trends.
Refunds: Automatic full refund if generation fails; refund on request within 14 days.
Limits: You cannot upload your own motion video or write a prompt; only the listed templates are available. Results depend on the photo, and one video is generated per payment.

FAQ

What is the Toc Toc trend song?

"Toc Toc" by French entertainer Patrick Sébastien, released in 2015. It went viral worldwide on TikTok in 2026.

What does Kicékéla mean?

It's how non-French speakers wrote the chorus they heard. In French it's close to "qui c'est qu'est là?", meaning roughly "who's there?", which matches the knocking in the song.

How do you do the Toc Toc dance?

Hop on one foot in time, knock twice in the air on "toc toc", then kick, keeping a completely straight face. The deadpan expression is what makes it funny.

Is there a Toc Toc trend AI version?

Yes. Upload one photo to the Toc Toc Dance template on ReelMe and the AI makes you do the routine in the wig-and-suit look, with the original song.

What does it cost?

$3.99 per video, paid once, no subscription. You get it in about a minute.