How to Add the Dime Dime Baby Sound (and Land the Bite on the Beat)

What sound your video already has

A video made here comes with its own sound: an original instrumental beat and light party noise in the background, with no singing and no words. It is made new for every clip, so you can post it as it is.

It does not include "BbY WOW" by KAROL G, Judeline and rusowsky, the song the trend runs on. The song belongs to its artists and labels, so we do not put it in the file; TikTok, Instagram and YouTube have licensed it for use in posts, so the right place to add it is the app you post in.

Add the sound in TikTok

• Tap +, then Upload, and choose your downloaded clip.
• Tap "Add sound" (or "Sounds") at the top and search "BbY WOW". Pick the official sound, or the trending dime dime baby sound you see on other party meme videos.
• Tap the sound name, then drag the waveform until "dime, dime, baby" lines up with the moment you bite the pan dulce.
• Open "Volume" and set the original sound to 0, so only the song plays. Leave it a little higher if you like the party noise under the song.
• Preview, then tap Next to caption and post.

Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts

Instagram Reels: create a new Reel, pick your clip, tap the music note (Audio), search "BbY WOW", choose the part of the song that starts on the bite, then lower the camera audio in the volume controls.

YouTube Shorts: create a Short, upload the clip, tap "Add sound", search "BbY WOW", drag to the right part, and turn the original sound down under "Volume".

Song availability can vary by country and account type. Business accounts on some apps get a smaller music library; if you cannot find the song, the clip’s own beat still works.

Landing the bite on "dime, dime, baby"

The meme works when the bite hits the words. Play your clip once and note the second where you bite the bread; then, in the sound editor, slide the song so "dime, dime, baby" starts at that second. Preview it two or three times. If it feels late, move the song a little earlier: a bite that lands just on the first "dime" looks sharper than one that lands after.

What not to do

• Do not download the song from YouTube or a converter site and paste it into the video. That is a copyright problem, and apps often mute or block those posts.
• Do not use "original sound" uploads from other accounts that rip the song; they get taken down, and your video goes silent with them.
• Do not stack the song on top of the clip’s beat at full volume; two beats at once sounds messy.

Editing in CapCut first?

You can trim or caption the clip in CapCut, but add the song in TikTok, Reels or Shorts at the end, from the app’s own sound library. Exporting the song from CapCut into the file can make the post lose its link to the trend sound, and it may not be licensed for that use.

Need the video first?

The generator on this page turns one photo into the nine-second party meme: you dance in, bite the pan dulce, stare into the camera and dance away. Each video costs 60 credits with Standard 480p or 140 credits with HD 720p (credit packs start at $9.90 for 100 credits). Then come back here to add the sound.

This site is an unofficial fan tool, not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by KAROL G, Judeline, rusowsky or their record labels, and not connected with the man in the original clip.