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My Ride Is Here: Jump on Your Broom and Soar Past the Car

Walk along a forest road beside a car with your broom, glance back and smile, mount it and soar above the pine trees, just like the viral witch reel. Upload one photo, get a 10-second video with the original reel audio.

The original My Ride Is Here reel by @aiman_nazarovnaOriginal reel
  • 1 photo you add
  • 10 s clip with sound
  • 9:16 for TikTok, Reels, Shorts
  • No watermark

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The My Ride Is Here broom trend is a 2026 Halloween video: shot from inside a car, a person glides up on a flying broomstick, grins at the camera and takes off, treating the broom like transportation. You become the rider in an actual viral reel. All you need is one clear photo.

Also called broom trend · broomstick trend · flying broom trend · broom riding trend · your ride is here meme · witch broom trend · broom crash · funny flying broom

Example

What the My Ride Is Here video looks like

Made on Smew AI from an AI-made photo with the prompts on this page, not a real person. Your result will differ from run to run.

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Made from one AI-made photo with the Your photo version, Forest road option (120 credits). Nobody in it is a real person.
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Original reel by @aiman_nazarovna, 10 s
The real reel from @aiman_nazarovna: she walks along a forest road next to the car holding a broom, glances back, mounts it and soars above the pines. Your photo puts you in her place with the original audio.
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Original reel by @boxermomof4_, 10 s
The Crash version: an AI video from @boxermomof4_ (19 October 2026, 672,800 views by 20 October), the first popular post showing the witch broom crash with someone riding. She glides down a quiet street, makes a peace sign, crashes into a blank road sign, tumbles onto the grass unharmed, then stands up. Your photo replaces her in this flying broom meme with the original audio.
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Step by step

How to make the My Ride Is Here video on Smew AI

Everything happens in your browser. No editing software, no prompt writing, no watermark.

  1. Add your photo

    Click "Create your own" and upload your photo. Capture it with your camera or choose from your library.

  2. Press Generate

    The button displays the cost. H3 Max Recast inserts your photo into the My Ride Is Here trend and recreates it shot by shot for 10 seconds with the original reel song. No prompt needed.

  3. Download or share

    Your video finishes in a few minutes as a 9:16 MP4. Download it, share from your device, or access it later in your Library.

Which photo works best?

Upload one clear photo of yourself, preferably full-body. The rider turns back toward the camera and sits on the broom, so the system needs your face, hair and clothing.

  • Natural light, sharp focus, facing the camera, no sunglasses. The smile toward the camera is the key shot.
  • Full-body works best: your clothing becomes what the rider wears. A dark coat or dress looks most witchy; casual clothes like jeans and a sweater create an everyday vibe.
  • Just you in the frame. Multiple people may confuse the system.
  • No filters, no hats covering your hair, no harsh face shadows.
  • Use your own photo or one from someone who gave permission.

Where did the My Ride Is Here trend start?

The flying broom began as a single-photo CapCut template. Starting 22 September 2026, CapCut creator accounts in Vietnam shared it with captions like "Can brooms really fly?": upload one photo and the template shows you on a broom amid scooter traffic, filmed from another scooter.

The name emerged days later. On 27 September, creator @rora_dd repositioned the broom beside a car window, showing a witch at a crosswalk and a woman in red gliding next to the car, captioned in Spanish "¡Ya llegó mi transporte!" ("My ride is here!"). That video hit 539,800 plays and 7,785 shares by 12 October, and she released the English "My ride is here!" version two days after. Hundreds of tutorial posts then adopted the caption "how to make my ride is here broom trend", most promoting CapCut, PixVerse or Dreamina.

By October the trend shifted toward Halloween, with creators making custom versions: a witch attempting to fly through a police DUI checkpoint, a witch chatting with an officer at a crosswalk before flying away. On 11 October, @aiman_nazarovna shared the forest reel featured here on Instagram: actual car footage followed by an AI launch over the pines. By 12 October, #myrideishere reached 6,308 TikTok videos and 17.7 million views.

  1. CapCut creator accounts in Vietnam share a single-photo template placing you on a broom in scooter traffic, captioned "Can brooms really fly?". TikTok

  2. @rora_dd positions the broom beside a car window with the caption "¡Ya llegó mi transporte!" ("My ride is here!"). By 12 October it reaches 539,800 plays and 7,785 shares. TikTok

  3. Tutorial posts captioned "how to make my ride is here broom trend" go viral; the largest we tracked hit 1.5 million plays by 12 October. TikTok

  4. @strangeai shares a witch attempting to fly through a police DUI checkpoint on her broom: 679,400 plays by 12 October. TikTok

  5. @aiman_nazarovna shares the forest reel on Instagram: "Thought about a Halloween costume... then I remembered: I'm a witch". Instagram

  6. #myrideishere reaches 6,308 TikTok videos and 17.7 million views, while #broomridingtrend hits 5,907 videos and 15.3 million views. TikTok

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The My Ride Is Here prompts

You don't need these: the single-tap workflow handles them automatically along with the trend clip. [Image 1] and [Image 2] represent your photos, [Video 1] is the trend clip your video recreates.

Forest road

1 photo: your photoH3 Max Recast10 s · 720p · 9:16120 credits
Video prompt

Image 1 replaces the young woman with short black hair in the black polka-dot dress, black tights and black boots who walks along the forest road with a broom beside the car, looks back at the camera with a smile, sits on the broom and flies up over the trees, in every shot. Preserve the person's face, hairstyle, skin tone, proportions and outfit from image 1 in every shot, also when the rider looks back and smiles, with no short black hair and no black polka-dot dress unless image 1 shows them. The rider and the broom move as one connected unit. Keep the forest road, the tall pine trees, the car window and the side mirror, the broom, the flight path, the motion and the camera exactly as in the video.

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Crash

1 photo: your photoH3 Max Recast10 s · 720p · 9:16120 credits
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Image 1 replaces the woman with shoulder-length brown hair in the grey hooded sweatshirt and blue jeans who flies on the broom down the street toward the camera, smiles and flashes a peace sign at the camera, flies into the road sign, falls onto the grass and gets back up, in every shot. Preserve the person's face, hairstyle, skin tone, proportions and outfit from image 1 in every shot, also when the rider smiles at the camera and while they lie on the grass, with no shoulder-length brown hair and no grey hooded sweatshirt unless image 1 shows them. The rider and the broom move as one connected unit until the crash. The fall is harmless slapstick: the rider lands on the grass unhurt, with no blood and no injury. Keep the quiet street, the trees, the houses, the blank road sign, the grass, the broom, the flight path, the crash, the motion and the camera exactly as in the video. No text, no logos, no watermark.

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How many credits does it cost?

Credits are charged per video, with the exact cost displayed on the Generate button before you spend. The one-tap price includes the complete video made from your photos and the trend clip in a single step, charged once. One video costs 120 credits, so the smallest one-time pack that covers it is $14.99 for 150 credits, no subscription required. Cheaper models exist if you manually run prompts in AI Video.

Video modelSettingsCredits
H3 Max Recast (this template)10 s, 720p, copies the trend clip, one tap120

One-time packs and plans are on the pricing page. A failed video gives its credits back.

What happens in the My Ride Is Here video, second by second?

Your video recreates the viral forest reel from @aiman_nazarovna, shot from the passenger seat of a car in motion, with you as the rider:

TimeWhat you do
0-3 sYou walk along a dirt road through pine trees, right next to the car, holding a long twig broom.
3-4 sYou glance back over your shoulder toward the camera and smile.
4-5 sYou swing your leg over the broom and mount it.
5-7 sThe broom takes off. You float beside the car window, turn toward the camera again, then move ahead.
7-10 sYou rise above the pine tops and become a small dot in the grey sky, with the car's side mirror still visible.

The road, forest, car and camera motion come from the actual reel. Only the rider is replaced, making it look like authentic phone footage rather than animation.

Why does it work? The trend's humor lies in treating a broom like ordinary transportation: it starts as a normal walk beside a car, then the launch surprises you.

How does Smew AI make it, and what does it cost?

MiniMax H3 Max Recast takes the real reel and your photo, placing you in the rider's position throughout every shot: your face, hair and outfit. The forest, car, walking motion, broom mount and flight remain identical to the original reel. No prompt required.

This template
ModelMiniMax H3 Max Recast
Length10 s, the complete reel
FrameVertical 9:16, 768p
SoundThe reel's original audio, which you can disable
Photos1

The exact cost appears on the Generate button before you commit, and your finished video arrives in your Library within several minutes.

Why not create a fresh scene from your photo? We tested that approach: a still of you on a broom beside a car, then video generation for the flight. It functioned but looked computer-generated. Replacing the rider in the actual reel preserves the real road, real car and real lighting, so only the flight appears magical.

Which caption, sound and hashtags should you post it with?

Your video includes the original reel audio, making it ready to post. You can disable sound on the result screen and add trending audio when posting.

Captions deliver the joke: "My ride is here", "Traffic? I'll take the air lane", "Uber? I've got my own ride", or the original creator's line, "Thought about a Halloween costume... then I remembered: I'm a witch".

Hashtags: as of 12 October 2026, #myrideishere reached 6,308 TikTok videos and 17.7 million views, while #broomridingtrend had 5,907 videos and 15.3 million views. #flyingbroom (1,130 videos, 10.4 million views) works too. Include #halloween and keep the platform's AI label visible.

Looking for more Halloween ideas? Test a costume with the AI Halloween costume, or transform yourself into a zombie with the AI zombie trend.

What goes wrong, and how do you fix it?

ProblemFix
Your face looks less like you when you look backUpload a sharper photo taken in daylight with your face toward the camera. Generate again.
The rider keeps the short black hair or black dress from the reelUse a photo showing your hair and clothing clearly, ideally full-body. Generate again.
You look small and dark at the endThat matches the reel: the rider climbs high into the sky. Your face appears in the first 7 seconds.
The model refuses your photoSome photos get rejected. Credits are refunded; try a different photo.

Each generation creates a fresh take, so results vary slightly. If one attempt isn't right, generate again.

FAQ

My Ride Is Here trend questions

Is the broom trend AI?
Yes, the flight is always AI-generated. The trend originated as a single-photo CapCut template, and this page creates your My Ride Is Here AI video from one photo as well.
Where do people get the my ride is here CapCut template?
From TikTok tutorial posts, most promoting CapCut, PixVerse or Dreamina. No template needed here: upload one photo and click Generate.
Is there a my ride is here song?
The name comes from a caption rather than a song: @rora_dd wrote "¡Ya llegó mi transporte!" ("My ride is here!") on 27 September 2026, and the my ride is here meme spread from there. Your video includes the original reel audio.
Is the my ride is here trend just a witch flying on a broom?
Not exactly. The humor is treating the broom as normal transportation, so the AI flying broom video begins like a regular walk beside a car. You can appear as a witch or wear everyday clothes.
What is the My Ride Is Here broom trend?
It's a Halloween 2026 video trend on TikTok and Instagram. Filmed from inside a car, someone glides up on a flying broomstick, smiles at the camera and flies off, treating the broom like transportation. Captions say "My ride is here". On this page you become the rider in a viral reel.
Is the flying broom video real?
No. The flight is AI-generated. In the reel featured here, the beginning is authentic phone footage from a moving car, while the launch and flight use AI. In your Smew AI video, the road, car and forest come from that reel, and you become the rider through your photo.
How do I make the My Ride Is Here broom video?
Click "Create your own", upload one clear photo and click Generate. The button shows the cost first. You receive a 10-second vertical video with the original reel audio within several minutes, no prompt needed. Your video appears in your Library when complete.
Do I need CapCut or a template app?
No. Most versions of this trend use a CapCut template that converts one photo into a broom video. Smew AI works in your browser: upload your photo here, download the completed MP4, then post from your device.
Does it work for men?
Yes. The rider in the original reel is a woman, but the system uses the face, hair and clothing from your photo, regardless of who you are. A man in a jacket and jeans walks, mounts and flies off the same way.
Do I need a witch costume?
No. You wear whatever appears in your photo. Casual clothing creates the "this is just my commute" joke; a dark coat or black dress gives a witchier appearance. Choose the photo that matches your desired look.
How long is the video, and does it have sound?
10 seconds, vertical 9:16, 768p, as an MP4 file. It includes the original reel audio, and you can disable sound on the result screen if you want to add trending audio when posting.
Does the My Ride Is Here video cost credits?
Yes. Each video costs credits, with the exact price shown on the Generate button before you spend. Failed videos are refunded.
Why does my face look different in some shots?
The system reconstructs you from one photo, so a dark, blurry or cropped photo creates uncertainty, especially when you glance back over your shoulder. A sharp photo in daylight facing the camera helps most. At the end you climb high into the sky, so you appear small there in every result.
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