What song is dime dime baby?
“Dime dime baby” is a line from BbY WOW, a 2026 song by KAROL G with Judeline and rusowsky. Most trend videos use a short cut of that line, and many use a sped-up version. In the apps you will usually find it by searching for the song title or the phrase.
Why your video comes without sound
The song is copyrighted, so we don’t put it in the file. Adding it inside the app uses the platform’s music license, keeps your post from being muted and links your video to the sound’s page, where people browse other versions of the trend.
Add it on TikTok
Download your video
Save the MP4 from your result or from My Creations.
Upload it to TikTok
Tap +, then Upload, and choose the video.
Add the sound
Tap Add sound at the top, search “BbY WOW” or “dime dime baby” and pick the version you like.
Line up the hook
Trim the sound so “dime dime baby” starts as the dance begins.
Label and post
Under More options, turn on AI-generated content, write your caption and post.
Add it on Instagram Reels
- Tap +, choose Reel and pick your video.
- Tap the music button, search “BbY WOW” and choose the part with the hook.
- Before you share, turn on the AI label in the advanced settings.
Add it on YouTube Shorts
In the Shorts editor, tap Add sound, search for the song and move the start point to the hook. If it doesn’t show up, open a Short that already uses it and reuse its sound from the Remix menu.
Can’t find the song?
- Business accounts on TikTok and Instagram only get the commercial music library, which usually leaves out chart songs like BbY WOW. A personal or creator account can use it.
- Search for both “BbY WOW” and “dime dime baby”. Trend uploads are often named after the phrase.
- Open a trend video that uses the sound, tap the sound name and choose Use this sound.
- Some songs are not available in every country.
Timing tips
- A 5-second video fits the hook on its own.
- For a 10-second Quince Classic video, try starting the line where the dancer faces the camera.
- Keep your caption short so it doesn’t cover the dancer.
- New to the trend? Start with how to make the video.