EP 05Airing since Oct 8Trending now
The chip over the rushing keeper, the dead stop as two defenders slide past, the walk-in into an empty net — filmed like live TV, with you as the scorer. One photo in.
- Video from $9.90
- 1 photo
- 10 s · 9:16
- Crowd + commentary
A person, a kid or a pet — face in frame, in good light. Only people who agreed to be in it.
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Shot 01 / 04
The chip
· uneditedBy Memebop Studio · Made with Nano Banana 2.1 + Seedance 2.5
The shot list
Scene 01The chip
Onto the long ball, the keeper charges out and slides — and the ball loops over him.
Scene 02The stop
Two defenders race back and slide in. The scorer stops dead and lets them go past.
Scene 03The walk-in
A calm side-foot into the empty net — and the roar.
About the trend
What is the Ozil goal AI trend?
The trend recreates one of the coolest goals in Champions League history: Mesut Özil’s late winner away at Ludogorets in November 2016. He ran onto a long ball, chipped the onrushing goalkeeper, stopped dead as two defenders slid in on the line, and walked the ball into the empty net.
In October 2026 people started remaking it with AI — themselves, their grandparents, their pets, cartoon characters — and the clips spread across TikTok and Reels. This page makes your version from one photo. No match footage is used: a video model films the whole move from scratch in the style of a night-time TV broadcast, with you in a navy and yellow kit, a stadium crowd and an excited commentator.
A clear, front-facing photo in good light works best. Kids and pets work too. Memebop is not affiliated with Mesut Özil, any club or UEFA, and the video never shows him.
Prefer real footage to a generated one? The Bulin 47 AI video keeps the original crowd and camera and only swaps in your photo. And if your dog is the star, try the Bad Times AI video.
Questions
Before you film
How do I make the Ozil goal AI video?
Upload one photo and press film. About five minutes later you get a 10-second vertical video of you scoring the goal — the chip, the stop and the walk-in — with crowd noise and commentary, ready to post.
How much does it cost?
Each Ozil goal video uses 120 credits — it is filmed from scratch by a premium video model with sound, so it costs more than the other trends. You can get credits with a one-time pack at $9.90 for 1 video, $24.90 for 2 videos or $69.90 for 9 videos, or a monthly plan. If a video fails, the credits go back automatically.
Does it use the real match footage?
No. The whole video is generated: the stadium, the players, the ball and the sound. Nothing is cut from a broadcast, and Özil does not appear in it.
Does the video have sound?
Yes — a stadium crowd that gasps and roars on the goal, plus a TV-style commentator. No music, so you can add the trending sound on TikTok or Reels before you post.
Can I put my dog or my grandma in it?
Yes, that is half the fun of the trend. Any clear photo where the face is visible works; the model dresses them in the kit and puts them on the pitch.
Can I use someone else’s photo?
Only of someone who agreed to be in the video. No public figures or celebrities, and no photos of strangers.
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