You
One photo of an adult. You take her place in the kitchen, in the clothes from your photo, on every beat.
One photo and the furious kitchen take everyone is remaking is yours: head in hands, hand on the hip, the "hold on" palms, the stop palm, then the charge at the lens. Pick you, your pet (with real paws) or your baby. 15 seconds, with the song.
Short answer: ClipRemake puts you, your pet or your baby in the Bad Times kitchen argument from one photo: the head grab, the hand on the hip, the "hold on" and stop palms and the charge at the lens, 15 seconds in 9:16 with the clip's own sound or none. Pick who argues, sign in with Google, upload one clear photo and press Remake this. A video costs $9.99. There is no free generation.
Your photo1 needed
One person, face clearly visible: no sunglasses or heavy filters. A waist-up or full-length photo shows the outfit you will argue in.
Soundtrack
Keeps the clip's own audio under your video.
What you getFixed
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Failed renders are refunded automatically. Photos are deleted after 30 days.
What changes
Pets

The trend
Bad Times is a lip-sync argument. French creator @bouuhyachaka filmed herself in her kitchen on Sep 9, 2026, captioned "Ça va barder!!", acting out a full-blown row with whoever is holding the phone to "Bad Times" by Imael Angel: head in hands, a hand on the hip, flapping "hold on" palms, a stop palm, then she strides into the lens to jab a finger at the camera. On Sep 22 AI versions with a dog and a cat standing on their hind legs in the same kitchen took over the trend, and couples, friends and toddlers followed. It is searched as Bad Times AI, the Bad Times dog and the Bad Times trend.
This maker uses the first 15 seconds of that take, the part everyone remakes. The person, pet or baby in your photo takes her place in the same kitchen, on the same beats, with the same charge at the lens; pets do it standing up with real furry paws, never human hands. The clip's own sound goes back under your video, or turn it off and add the sound from TikTok's library. ClipRemake is not affiliated with Imael Angel, his label or the creator of the clip.
The joke is the commitment: a full-blown row at the person holding the phone, over nothing, beat for beat with the song. That is why the dog version took over the trend: the same fury from someone who cannot possibly be that angry. Pets here keep real paws and their own fur; people keep their face and outfit; babies do a cute toddler version.
Three ways
One photo of an adult. You take her place in the kitchen, in the clothes from your photo, on every beat.
One photo of a dog or a cat. It stands on its hind legs and argues with its front paws, never human hands. The example on this page under More examples was made this way.
One photo of your own baby or toddler, with your consent as the parent or guardian. A cute, harmless tantrum in the same kitchen.
Photo tips
A waist-up or full-length photo carries your clothes into the argument; the face must be clear.
A sharp photo of the whole pet, face and fur in view; dogs and cats work best.
One baby or toddler alone in the photo, in good light, in their own clothes.
How-to
You, your pet or your baby: the same kitchen and the same 15 seconds each way.
One person, one pet or one baby, face clearly visible. For a baby, only your own child, with your consent as the parent or guardian.
Trend sound keeps the clip's own audio under your video; No song gives a silent clip to post with the sound from TikTok's library.
Press Remake this. About five minutes later the 15-second MP4 is in My videos, with no watermark; label it as AI-generated when you post.
How to Make the Bad Times AI Video (You, Your Dog or Baby): the step-by-step guide with pictures
Before you pay
It is not free: every video is a real render, so there is no free tier. A video uses 10 credits, $9.99 on its own. You download a clean MP4 with no watermark.
ClipRemake is an unofficial fan tool, not affiliated with Imael Angel, his label or the creator of the clip. Your video is a new AI video of the same kitchen take with someone new in it.
You can watch the original and the examples on this page without signing in. Google sign-in only comes when you make your own.
Refunds: a failed render's credits come back automatically, and an unused credit pack bought by mistake can be refunded within 14 days of purchase.
FAQ
With Trend sound on, your video keeps the 15 seconds of audio from the original take. Turn it off for a silent clip and add the sound inside TikTok or Reels; some platforms mute copyrighted audio, so that is the safer way to post.
Yes. Pick Your pet: your dog or cat stands on its hind legs in the kitchen and does every beat with its front paws, ending with a paw at the lens. It keeps its own breed, fur and collar, and it never gets human hands.
Yes, of your own child only, with your consent as the parent or guardian. Pick Your baby and upload one clear photo: the toddler does a cute, harmless version of the tantrum in the same kitchen, in their own clothes.
No. It is the first 15 seconds, the part the trend remakes: from the head grab to the finger and palm at the lens.
Pick You, Your pet or Your baby on this page, add one clear photo, keep Trend sound on (or pick No song) and press Remake this. Sign in with Google and pay for one video; about five minutes later the 15-second clip is in My videos.
No. Every video is a real render that costs money to make, so there is no free version or watermarked preview. One video costs $9.99 (10 credits), and if a render fails the credits come back automatically.
About five minutes, sometimes a little longer when the queue is busy. You can close the tab; the video waits in My videos.
People get the face, hair, build and clothes from the photo; pets keep their breed, fur, markings and collar. A clear, well-lit photo of one subject matters most; AI can still soften small details like logos or jewellery.
No. You download a clean MP4 to post on TikTok, Reels or Shorts. Label it as AI-generated when the app asks.
We do not know: the artist and the label have not said. It is a deep house track released in March 2026, and the trend uses it as the sound of the argument.
Who it's for
Give your dog the argument it has clearly been holding in.
Make one each and post them back to back, or tag the person the argument is about.
A harmless, very serious tantrum from the smallest person in the house.
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