What is the My Ride Is Here trend?

The first clips

The earliest broom template we found was posted by @brandytuan3245 on 22 September 2026. It shows a street in Vietnam, with riders flying along beside motorbikes, and the second half of the video explains how to use the CapCut template.

On 27 September, @rora_dd filmed the scene from a car at a suburban intersection in the United States and captioned it “¡Ya llegó mi transporte!”. That line means “my ride has arrived”, and it gave the trend its name.

How it spread

On 28 September, @shaseighthenesl114 posted a Portuguese tutorial with a rider on a broom at a red light who flies off when the light turns green. At roughly 1.6 million views, it is the most-watched real-person version we found. The view counts here are our own readings from 21 October 2026, not audited figures.

Around 18 October, a funny ending appeared in which the rider looks away and hits a road sign. People search for it as “funny flying” or “broom crash”. Halloween fits the broom, so the trend may fade once the holiday has passed.

What stays the same in every version

• The camera is inside a moving car and looks out of the passenger window.
• A rider sits side-saddle on a plain broom beside the car.
• The rider turns and looks at the camera with a calm face.
• The rider flies off, or in the later version crashes.

Make your own version

Open the generator, add one photo and run the free preview. The how-to guide walks through each step. MimicZip is independent and not affiliated with the people who posted the clips.