The hop hop hop dance is a two-person TikTok dance gag where one of you points back, the other hops far behind and gets pressed flat, then a hard cut swaps you for the payback. One friend grins right at the phone while the other hops on the beat far back, ducking under a flat hand on three "hop" hits until they crouch squashed. People also call this routine the Hop Hop Hop AI Dance, the gabi trend and the Her Boyfriend dance.
On October 18, 2026, a TikTok duo post of two friends doing the point, the hops and the squash passed 3.8 million views, and people started calling it the gabi trend. On October 25, 2026, an AI-made TikTok reel of two Russian folk-hero characters doing it in a night parking lot passed 2.6 million views. The song is «Её парень» ("Her Boyfriend") by the Russian artist Shluzov, slowed down, and its sound has been used in more than 100,000 TikTok videos.
The routine runs on tight beats and simple visual tricks. The one up front grins and points back over their shoulder, while the one far back hops with little kicks. A flat hand comes down a step on each of the three "hop" hits until the far one is crouched low, and at about 4.3 seconds a hard cut swaps you for three more presses. It is forced perspective, so the hand never touches anyone.
People make their own with a best friend or a partner, and the joke is the contrast between how hard each of you goes. The top comment under the TikTok duo post reads "100% and 10%" (112,474 likes). Under an AI-made duo video, the top comment is "are ppl fr its ai" (21,241 likes).
Seadanse builds the point, the hops, the presses, the hard cut, the night parking lot and the trend's original sound into our hop hop hop dance AI. Add photo 1 for the one up front and, if you like, photo 2 for the one far back, or add one photo of the two of you, or one photo of you alone to play both parts. Everyone keeps their own face, hair and clothes. Place a person, a cartoon, anime or game character, or a dog or cat in either spot. You get an 8-second vertical 9:16 video for TikTok and Reels in 480p, 720p or 1080p with no watermark on exported video, for $9.90 for one 720p video, with no sign-up.