Where did Hey Boo Come Slide With Me come from?
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Hey Boo Come Slide With Me comes from Kisha Stinson, a trip planner in the Tampa Bay area of Florida. She wrote the song to promote her 46th birthday line dance party, and she made the viral clip with AI twins of herself and her husband Bruce. It went up on TikTok on 8 October 2026.
Who is Kisha Stinson?
Kisha Stinson, full name Lakisha Stinson, runs a travel business called Experience The World With Class LLC. In her own words, "I plan getaways for couples and besties for a living". Her TikTok account is @experiencetheworldwithcl, and that's where the Hey Boo clip first went up.
Bruce is her husband. The original caption says she's getting ready for 5 December "with my husband Bruce". The man in the yellow hoodie in the clip is his AI twin.
The party behind the video
The Hey Boo clip was an ad for a real party: the Diamonds, Denim & Dancing Line Dance Party (Celebrating Kisha's 46th!). It's on Saturday 5 December 2026, 6 to 10 pm, at Pink Tent Events in Brandon, Florida. Tickets were $25 a person, food included, with line dances led by The A.Y.E Team. Advance ticket sales closed on 10 November 2026.
The caption on the original says it plainly: "This is the kind of energy I'm bringing to my 46th birthday celebration". The ballroom and the banner in the clip are AI-made. As of 11 November 2026 the party hadn't happened yet, so none of the viral footage comes from it.
Real people, AI twins
Many sites describe the Hey Boo clip as a real couple dancing. It isn't. TikTok labels it AI-generated, and Kisha has said so more than once. On 19 October she wrote that they were "back on the dance floor with our AI twins".
On 30 October 2026 she spelled it out: "YES, we are REAL people … Those videos you've been seeing? That's our AI twins". She added that they use them "for ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES ONLY". Her Instagram describes ME & BOO, a made-up AI sitcom, as starring the same AI twins.
The song and who's credited
The song is "Hey Boo, Come Slide With Me", credited to The Kisha & Bruce Collection. It came out on 31 October 2026 through DistroKid, on Spotify, Apple Music, iTunes, Amazon and YouTube Music. It's 2 minutes 8 seconds long.
The Kisha & Bruce Collection is one name, not two artists. YouTube and Spotify split it into "The Kisha" and "Bruce Collection", and Google sometimes shows it that way too. That's a listing mistake.
Kisha says the songs exist for the party. On 30 October: "All of my music is ORIGINAL, and every song is promoting my birthday party!" She also said, "I'm not going on the road or anything."
Songs with similar names
Kisha has put out a run of songs with similar titles under the same name, which makes searching confusing. Among them: "Diamonds, Denim & Dancing" (22 October 2026), "Denim slide (full song)" (24 October), "Diamonds, Denim, & Dancing (The Couple Slide)" (31 October), "BOO SLIDE" (31 October) and "Hey Mama, come slide with me!" (5 November).
The viral couple clip uses "Hey Boo, Come Slide With Me". Some TikTok posts call its sound "Diamonds and Denim", probably mixing it up with "Diamonds, Denim & Dancing". We matched the clip's sound against the single, and it's Hey Boo. "BOO SLIDE" is a different dance Kisha posted on 13 October.
Outside Kisha's catalog, "Come Slide Wit Me" by Wallie the Sensei is an unrelated rap song. The Electric Slide and the Toosie Slide are older, unrelated dances.
The dance: no step sheet
Hey Boo Come Slide With Me isn't an established line dance with a choreographer. There's no step sheet for it on CopperKnob, the big line dance step site. The moves just follow the lyrics: hold hands, two steps right, slide, step back, slide back close.
Kisha keeps it simple on purpose. On 30 October she said she'd be line dancing at the party, "but I am NOT an expert". On 2 November she told guests: "you only need ONE move for December 5th! Step right. Step together. Step left. Step together. THAT'S IT!"
How it spread
Real people started copying it within two weeks. A mother and daughter posted theirs on 18 October 2026 (297,000 plays). A married couple posted one on 23 October, captioned "He got that swag I got that sway!" (358,000 plays).
US Google searches peaked in late October, then fell in early November. From 5 November, CapCut templates that swap your photos into the dance showed up on TikTok. From 8 November, "how to make the hey boo come slide with me dance trend" tutorials piled up, and searches started rising again.
On 11 November 2026 the original clip had 874,100 plays, and the official song on YouTube had 105,967 views. We didn't find any news coverage of the trend as of that date.
How much does a Hey Boo Come Slide With Me video cost?
A 15-second Hey Boo Come Slide With Me video costs 5 credits. The cheapest way to make one is the Try pack: $4.99 for 5 credits.
| Length | Credits | Cheapest pack that covers it |
|---|---|---|
| 15 s | 5 | Try · $4.99 (5 credits) |
| 27 s | 15 | Single · $9.99 (15 credits) |
No subscription. Credits never expire, and a failed render gives your credits back automatically.
Questions, answered
Who is Bruce in Hey Boo Come Slide With Me?
Kisha Stinson's husband. The man in the yellow hoodie in the clip is his AI twin.
Is the Hey Boo video from the Diamonds, Denim & Dancing party?
No. The party is on 5 December 2026 in Brandon, Florida. The clip came out on 8 October 2026 and the ballroom in it is AI-made.
Is Hey Boo Come Slide With Me an old song?
No. It came out on 31 October 2026. Some people search for it as a 70s song, but it's new.
Is Come Slide With Me by Annette Owens?
No. The song is credited to The Kisha & Bruce Collection. Annette Owens' name shows up on some TikTok pages for it, but she isn't the artist.
Guides and tips
- How to Make the Hey Boo Come Slide With Me AI VideoMake the Hey Boo Come Slide With Me AI video: photo 1 is the woman in the overalls, photo 2 the man in the yellow hoodie. 15 or 27 seconds, with the sound.
- Hey Boo Come Slide With Me Song: Who Sings It, Lyrics"Hey Boo, Come Slide With Me" is by The Kisha & Bruce Collection, out 31 October 2026. Which part the TikTok uses, the lyrics, and where to stream it.