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Cat on Ultra Bee Trend: What It Is and How to Make It
By the TrendMe team · Updated
The Cat on Ultra Bee trend is an AI video in which a cat stands on an electric dirt bike and holds a long, steady wheelie down a city road at golden hour while the camera rides alongside. It spread on TikTok in early November 2026. On TrendMe you can make the same clip with your own pet, or yourself, from one photo.
The Cat on Ultra Bee trend is the most relaxed stunt on your feed: a cat standing on an electric dirt bike, front paws on the handlebars, holding a wheelie down an empty city road as if it does this every evening.
What happens in a Cat on Ultra Bee video?
- The camera rides alongside a wide city road at golden hour.
- A cat stands upright on an electric dirt bike, paws on the bars, front wheel high in the air.
- Power line towers, a graffiti wall and a downtown skyline slide past.
- The wheelie never drops. The cat stays perfectly calm for the whole ride, about nine seconds.
There is no crash and no fall. The punchline is the contrast between a serious stunt and a rider who looks like it is on the way home from the shops.
Where did the Cat on Ultra Bee trend come from?
AI clips of a cat holding a wheelie on an electric dirt bike started spreading on TikTok in early November 2026. Within days there were tutorial videos explaining how to make it and a one-photo template on AI template sites, and pet owners began remaking it with their own cats and dogs. The name comes from the Ultra Bee, an electric dirt bike model popular in bike-life videos.
Why is the Cat on Ultra Bee trend spreading?
- It reads with the sound off. A cat on a bike in a wheelie is the whole joke, and it lands in the first frame.
- Bike-life meets pet content. It borrows the look of real wheelie videos, which already have a big audience, and drops a pet into it.
- Every pet has a different personality on the bike. A grumpy cat looks like a veteran rider; an excited dog looks like it stole the bike.
How do you make a Cat on Ultra Bee video on TrendMe?
Open the Cat on Ultra Bee trend, upload one clear photo of your pet (or yourself) and choose a direction:
- Already up: the first frame is the wheelie already rolling, so the hook is instant.
- Deadpan rider: a calm, serious pet holds the wheelie past a graffiti wall like a normal ride home.
- Post this week: the same steady city-road wheelie, made to post while the format is still new.
You get a vertical video with AI sound, ready to post, in a few minutes. For more ideas in the same spirit, see our roundup of funny AI pet videos.
Tips for posting your Cat on Ultra Bee video
- Choose 8 seconds. The original clip is about nine seconds, so the shorter length keeps the pacing tight.
- Put the joke in the caption, something like "where my cat goes at 3 a.m.", and let the wheelie do the rest.
- Use the trend's tags so people browsing it find yours: #catonultrabee #petsurronwheelie #aivideo
- Label it as AI when you post. Our guide to labeling AI videos on TikTok and Instagram shows how.
- Post soon. The format is still rising, and early remakes tend to get the most reach.
Sources for the Cat on Ultra Bee trend
Cat on Ultra Bee: CapCut template or TrendMe?
| CapCut template | TrendMe | |
|---|---|---|
| What you need | Your own video clips | One photo |
| Filming and editing | You film and fit clips to the template | None: the AI creates the whole scene |
| Pets, stunts, impossible scenes | Only if you can film them | Yes, from a single photo |
| Result | Depends on your footage | 9:16 MP4 with sound, no watermark |
Frequently asked questions
- What does "Ultra Bee" mean in the Cat on Ultra Bee trend?
- Ultra Bee is the name of an electric dirt bike model. The trend borrows the name because the cat in the clip rides that style of bike, but the AI video itself shows a generic electric dirt bike.
- Can I use a photo of my dog instead of a cat?
- Yes. Dogs, rabbits and other pets work as long as the photo shows one animal clearly, ideally with the whole body in view.
- Does my pet crash in the Cat on Ultra Bee video?
- No. The joke is how calm the rider stays. The wheelie holds from start to finish and the pet stays balanced and unhurt.
- Can I put myself on the bike instead of my pet?
- Yes. Upload a clear photo of yourself, head to knees or full body, and you take the same golden-hour wheelie.
- Should I try a wheelie like this for real?
- No. It is a comic AI clip, not a riding lesson. Keep the AI label on and never try it with a real pet.