About

Come On, Don't Hide, refers to the hip-hop song "Don't Hide" by So Supa, which became associated with a dance trend known as the Michael Myers Bounce in August 2025. The song was first teased on TikTok in late July 2025. In late August, the song was then tied to the "Michael Myers Bounce," a dance in which participants thrust their hips while moving their arms up and down to the beat of the track. The trend began with users making 3D animated characters do the dance in Roblox, with viral examples including Daffy Duck from Looney Tunes and Vector from Despicable Me.

Origin

On July 27th, 2025, TikToker^[1] and rapper @bigsligga posted a teaser of the song "Don't Hide" off the album Supa vs. Sligger that gained over 370,000 views in just over a month.

Throughout August 2025, the TikToker posted numerous videos to the song, attempting to garner hype for its release.

On August 5th, TikToker^[7] @user1773794578 posted a clip from a TikTok LIVE stream of an animated Michael Myers from Halloween dancing in a way that heavily relies on hip thrusting, garnering over 1.3 million views in a month.

On August 14th, 2025, the day after the song's official release,^[2] TikToker^[3] @bigsligga posted a video of the 3D Michael Myers doing the dance to "Don't Hide," garnering over 900,000 views in just over two weeks and cementing a connection between the song and the dance.

Spread

The dance trend was popularized throughout August 2025, including through animations of various pop culture characters doing the dance.

For example, on August 24th, 2025, TikToker^[4] @pvnkst9rz posted an animation of a Roblox avatar of a monster with a wide smile and baggy jeans dancing to the song, garnering over 1.9 million views in just over a week.

On August 30th, TikToker^[5] @official_royalagent posted a similar video of a Vector Roblox avatar doing the dance, garnering over 5.9 million views in three days.

On August 31st, 2025, TikToker^[6] @jaythedon00 posted a video where he does a rendition of the dance in front of a group of people, garnering over 2.7 million views in two days.

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