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The Talk to Me Doja meme combines Doja Cat’s “Like That” with a playful anime dance. People use the hands-under-the-chin sway to make their own short-video interpretations.

The dance appears in episode one of Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches. The character on screen is Urara Shiraishi.

The widely documented edit uses “Like That” by Doja Cat featuring Gucci Mane, often sped up. Other uploads may use different audio.

It is a caption used with the dance and song, rather than the title of the anime or song. An early known edit used “Speak to me Doja.”

Yes. Upload a permitted photo of one adult, choose the available duration and review the credit cost before generating. The AI uses the selected motion reference, and the result can vary.

Wan 3.0 (Tongyi Wanxiang) uses your photo and a motion reference to create the video. Results can vary in appearance, resolution and timing.

Talk to Me Doja AI is an online tool that recreates the Talk to Me Doja video with you as the performer, using just one photo.

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