Nine-second TikTok reference clip credited to @eve.el.cholo. Click to load the original TikTok player.
Direct link to the credited TikTok reference
The primary reference post for the trend is the @eve.el.cholo TikTok party clip, published under the display name El de la Mirada Preñadora. In the 9-second recording, a partygoer steps into frame holding a piece of sweet bread, takes a bite while keeping a flat expression, and dances off to the side.
This TikTok URL serves as the credited reference link for the meme rather than an independently established first upload or confirmed venue record. You can read more background in our guide on who the guy in the Dime Dime Baby meme is.
Illustration: Credit diagram pairing the @eve.el.cholo post and "BbY WOW" track alongside a dashed card showing that platform credits alone do not verify first upload.
How the party clip differs from later edits
Searching the meme tag turns up three distinct versions of the video:
- The 9-second reference footage: The handheld party recording posted on
@eve.el.cholo. - Music-synced reposts: Edits that pair the party footage with the KAROL G, Judeline, and rusowsky BbY WOW visualizer, which gave rise to the fan nickname explained in our guide to the song used in the Dime Dime Baby meme.
- AI photo remakes: Generated clips where a still photo of another person is animated to follow the bread bite and dance movement.
How to locate the credited reference post
Repost accounts frequently crop and re-upload the clip. To locate the credited reference post rather than a secondary repost:
- Open the post under the TikTok handle
@eve.el.cholowith the display name El de la Mirada Preñadora. - Look for the 9-second runtime showing the entrance, pastry bite, camera stare, and exit dance.
- If you are comparing the credited post with edited variations or remakes, see our guide on how to tell whether a Dime Dime Baby video is real or AI.
Sources & scope
- Credited TikTok party reference: @eve.el.cholo
- KAROL G, Judeline, rusowsky — BbY WOW (official visualizer)
External clips and music belong to their credited creators. Product guidance here describes this tool; it does not verify every other app using the meme’s name.
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