The short answer: Not yet, and it's too early to say. Today is Halloween, 2026-10-31, and there's no post-Halloween data to measure yet. Our outlook (not data) is that it will quiet down in November like most holiday formats, while still working year-round as a commute, birthday or pet joke.
One-line definition: The flying broom trend (also "My Ride Is Here" or "the broom trend") is a short video where a person or pet rides a witch's broom through an ordinary scene, most famously beside a car window.
How did the flying broom trend unfold in 2026?
Here's the timeline, using only dates we could check against the original public posts:
| Date (2026) | What happened | Source |
|---|---|---|
| 22 September | A CapCut broom-flying template is shared on TikTok, with a one-photo broom ride | Post |
| 27 September | A Spanish post captioned "¡Ya llegó mi transporte!" ("My ride is here!") shows a rider on a broom beside a car, and the line sticks | Post |
| 28 September | A Portuguese "how to do the trend" tutorial follows | Post |
| 6 October | A story spin-off: a witch on a broom floats into a traffic checkpoint | Post |
| October (later) | Variants spread: a slapstick broom crash into a road sign, and pet versions with cats and dogs | Widely posted. We couldn't verify exact start dates. |
| 31 October | Halloween | — |
The post dates come from the posts themselves. We left out view counts, hashtag totals and template usage numbers because we couldn't verify them from a primary source.
Two things stand out. First, the trend spread as a one-photo template, not one viral clip, which is why so many versions look different. Second, it moved through Spanish and Portuguese posts early on, so it isn't only an English-language trend. In Spanish it's "ya llegó mi transporte", and in Portuguese "meu transporte chegou".
Is the broom trend over after Halloween?
There's no post-Halloween data yet. It's Halloween day, and any claim that the trend has "died" or "peaked" today would be a guess. We'll update this page once there's something to measure.
Our outlook (reasoning, not data):
- Halloween is the trend's reason to exist. Witches and brooms are a seasonal joke, so we expect new broom posts to drop sharply in early November.
- The format can outlive the season. "My ride is here" works for any arrival or exit: leaving work, a party, a birthday. That's a reason to expect a small tail of posts.
- Old posts keep circulating. Popular clips often keep getting views after the holiday, even when few new ones are made.
So "is the broom trend over?" has two answers. As a Halloween trend, it's probably near the end of its run for 2026. As a video format, it's still usable whenever the joke fits.
Can you still post a broom video after Halloween?
Yes. The joke doesn't need October 31. A few ideas that work any time:
Birthdays
"My ride is here 🎂🧹" for the birthday person leaving their own party. Make one clip per guest and post them back to back.
Commute jokes
The car-window version is already a commute joke. Try "Monday morning, my ride is here" or "Leaving the office at 5:00 sharp." Our default My ride is here scene shows a rider beside a moving car who glances at the camera and flies off. There's no crash or lightning.
Pets
A cat or dog on a broom is funny in any month. Our generator supports cats and dogs, one pet per photo. See pet broom ride.
Other seasonal hooks
Full moons, a friend's "witchy" phase, the first cold night of autumn. Our Full moon, Spooky castle and City lights scenes don't depend on the date.
When could the broom trend come back in 2027?
Outlook, not a prediction backed by data: if it comes back, the most likely window is late September to October 2027. That's when this year's version started and when people plan Halloween content.
What would make a comeback more likely:
- A new twist. The 2026 trend grew through variants (car window, crash, pets), and a fresh ending could restart it.
- Nostalgia posts. "One year ago today" reposts tend to show up around the same date.
- The holiday itself. As long as there's Halloween, there's a reason for a witch's broom.
What would make it less likely: a different Halloween format taking over the same slot. We won't guess which.
How do you make a broom video now?
The fastest route is one photo:
- Upload one photo to our broom riding generator: one person or one pet, face clearly visible, JPG, PNG or WEBP up to 10 MB.
- Pick a scene: My ride is here (default), Broom crash, Full moon, Spooky castle, Pumpkin patch or City lights.
- Watch the free preview: 1 per account, about 6 seconds, 480p, watermarked.
- Get HD: 10 seconds, 720p, an MP4 with sound and no watermark. Options are on the pricing page.
Most videos are ready in about 1–3 minutes, and the clip keeps your photo's shape. If a video fails, the credit or free preview comes back automatically. Want the background first? Read what the broom riding trend is.
FAQ
Is the broom trend over?
It's too early to measure. It's Halloween day 2026, and there's no post-Halloween data yet. Our outlook is that new posts will slow down in November, while the format stays usable year-round.
When did the My Ride Is Here trend start?
A broom template was shared on TikTok on 22 September 2026, and a Spanish post with the caption "¡Ya llegó mi transporte!" followed on 27 September 2026.
Will the flying broom trend come back next year?
Maybe. Our outlook is late September to October 2027, the same season it started this year. That's reasoning, not data.
Can I still make a broom video after Halloween?
Yes. Use it for birthdays, commute jokes or pets. All six scenes are available whatever the date.
Do pets still work?
Yes. Cats and dogs, one per photo.
Is there a free version?
Every account gets one free preview: about 6 seconds, 480p, watermarked. HD has no watermark and runs 10 seconds at 720p with sound.
Make one while it's still Halloween
Upload a photo on the broom riding generator, watch your free preview, and check pricing when you're ready for HD.
