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Angry lady dance: the Bad Times kitchen version, from one photo
The angry lady dance is the kitchen take on the Bad Times trend: a woman argues at whoever is filming, close to the camera, with big faces and arm swings. The Angry Dance Filter, an AI version of the Bad Times dance, turns one photo of you into the same routine.
In the generator below, the Angry lady dance template is already selected. A waist-up photo works, and the full 14-second dance costs 10 credits at 720p.
Updated October 27, 2026
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What is the Bad Times angry lady dance?
The angry lady dance is one of the most-copied takes on the Bad Times trend: a woman arguing in her kitchen, posted on TikTok on September 9, 2026. The trend’s format is an escalating argument with whoever holds the camera, lip-synced to the song. Nobody actually speaks.
The song is “Bad Times” by Imael Angel, and the trend took off on TikTok in September 2026. People search for this take as “bad times angry lady dance” on Google. The trend as a whole also goes by the Bad Times dance, the dispute trend or the heated-argument trend.
Our Angry lady dance template uses the kitchen clip as its motion reference. The clip at the top of this page is that template reference, not a video made with this tool.
Why is the kitchen version the easiest to make?
The other two templates in the generator, Angry Dance Filter and Sheldon dance, work best with a full-body photo. This one is shot close up, so a front-facing photo that shows your face and upper body, cut off at the waist, is enough.

You also do not film anything or learn the routine. The AI takes the moves from the kitchen clip and applies them to the person in your photo.
How to make the angry lady dance from a photo
The generator at the top of this page is already set to the kitchen template. From there it takes five steps.
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Add your photo
Use a JPG or PNG up to 10 MB. You can pick it before you sign in: it waits in your browser and uploads after you sign in with Google or email.
- 2
Keep Angry lady dance selected
This page opens the generator on Angry lady dance, the kitchen template. Switch to Angry Dance Filter or Sheldon dance only if you want a different routine.
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Pick a length and resolution
Choose 5 s, 10 s or the full 14 s dance, at 720p or 1080p. Shorter lengths keep the start of the dance, and the credit cost shows before you generate.
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Generate the video
Generating needs an account and enough credits. It usually takes a few minutes, and if a video fails, its credits are refunded automatically.
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Download the MP4
Download the finished video. It also stays in My Creations, so you can download it again later.
How much does the angry lady dance cost?
Videos are paid for in credits. The cost depends only on length and resolution, and every template costs the same for the same length.
| Length | 720p | 1080p |
|---|---|---|
| 5 s | 4 credits | 6 credits |
| 10 s | 7 credits | 11 credits |
| Full dance (14 s) | 10 credits | 16 credits |
Credit packs are one-time purchases, and their credits never expire: $6.99 for 10 credits, $29 for 50, $99 for 350, $199 for 900 and $499 for 3,000. The 10-credit pack covers one full angry lady video at 720p.
Monthly plans are Basic at $29.90 a month for 100 credits, Pro at $49.90 for 300 and Studio at $99.90 for 800. New accounts start with no credits, and there is no trial. Annual plans are on the pricing page.
Which photo works best for the angry lady dance?
The generator takes a JPG or PNG up to 10 MB. For this template:
- Face the camera in good light. Front-facing, well-lit photos work best.
- Show your face and upper body. Waist-up is enough here, so your legs do not need to be in the frame.
- Pets and cartoon characters can work, but results vary.
- Only upload a photo you have permission to use: one of yourself, or of someone who has agreed. The acceptable use policy has the full rules.
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Cropped, side-onHow to post your angry lady dance with the sound
When you post, add the song from TikTok’s or Instagram’s sound library, or in CapCut. Using the platform’s sound puts your video on the trend’s sound page, and the music license stays with the platform.
Then add hashtags. TikTok counts as of October 27, 2026:
- #badtimesimaelangel: 8,564 videos and 86.6M views
- #imaelangeltrend: 8,217 videos and 65.7M views
- #angrydance: 340 videos and 3.0M views
Other versions of the Bad Times dance
The generator has two more templates. Both work best with a full-body photo, and both full dances run 15 seconds.
- Angry Dance Filter: a gray-haired man in glasses arguing in a wooden doorway, from VCap’s CapCut template of the same name, which had 40.45K uses as of October 26, 2026. The name Angry Dance Filter comes from this template.
- Sheldon dance: a sitcom character doing a playful routine, from Karata’s Sheldon Bad Times template on CapCut.
To switch, pick one in the generator at the top of this page. It costs the same as the kitchen version for the same length.
For how all the versions fit together, read what the Angry Dance Filter trend is. For the whole process with any template, from photo to post, see how to make a Bad Times AI video.
Questions people ask
Who is the angry lady in the Bad Times trend?
She is the woman in one of the trend’s most-copied clips, an argument in her kitchen posted on TikTok on September 9, 2026. This template copies her moves, not her face, so your video shows the person in your photo.
Does a waist-up photo work for the angry lady dance?
Yes. The kitchen clip is filmed close to the camera, so a front-facing photo that shows your face and upper body works. The Angry Dance Filter and Sheldon dance templates do better with a full-body photo.
How long is the angry lady dance video?
The full dance is 14 seconds. You can also make a 5- or 10-second version, which keeps the start of the dance, at 720p or 1080p.
How much does the angry lady dance cost?
Between 4 and 16 credits: 4 for 5 seconds at 720p, up to 16 for the full 14 seconds at 1080p. The smallest credit pack is $6.99 for 10 credits, enough for one full video at 720p. New accounts start with no credits.
Can I use a photo of someone else?
Only with their permission. Upload a photo of another person only if they have agreed to it being turned into a video, and see the acceptable use policy for the full rules.
How do I add the Bad Times song?
Pick the song from TikTok’s or Instagram’s sound library when you post, or add it in CapCut. Using the platform’s sound keeps the music license with the platform.
Your turn in the kitchen
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