Wassup In a Minute Wassup — Two anime-style characters standing on a white background, one grinning in a bee-print shirt and the other in a blue puzzle-piece

Wassup In a Minute Wassup

2026viral videotrending

Published November 3, 2026

Wassup In a Minute Wassup is a TikTok animation trend from late October 2026 where Blue Lock anime characters in designer streetwear dance to a Jersey club flip of Drake and Jhené Aiko's From Time. Within two weeks, Roblox avatars and non-anime edits were running the same loop.

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Overview

The trend pairs still artwork of anime characters, most often from the soccer anime Blue Lock, with a looping Jersey club flip of Drake and Jhené Aiko's From Time that chants the hook "What's up, in a minute, what's up"2. The characters are drawn in head-to-toe designer streetwear, and the edit syncs their swagger to the stuttered vocal, so each "wassup" lands on a bounce or a pose1.

The most-shared versions use art by TikTok illustrator @aka_zayy, whose Blue Lock lineup set the visual template for the trend1. As edits piled up, creators swapped in other characters, real people, and even Roblox avatars running the same beat drop6. A CapCut template let anyone drop their own art or clips into the sync without editing from scratch3.

Origin & Background

Platform
TikTok
Creator
@ristyisvalid; character art by @aka_zayy
Date
2026

On October 23rd, 2026, TikToker @ristyisvalid posted the edit that kicked off the trend: three Blue Lock characters, dressed in @aka_zayy's streetwear art, bouncing in time with Zbee's Jersey club flip of From Time1. The post passed 2.6 million views within about a week4.

The backing track is a Jersey club remix of Drake and Jhené Aiko's 2013 song From Time, produced by Zbee and uploaded to YouTube before the trend blew up2. @aka_zayy is credited inside @ristyisvalid's video for the character designs, which drew the Blue Lock cast in brands and designer fits rather than their anime uniforms4.

How It Spread

Through late October and early November 2026, TikTok filled with versions of the edit using the same Jersey club loop4. On October 27th, 2026, @neilpotts8 posted a walkthrough that showed viewers how to run the trend with a CapCut template, and that tutorial passed 1.8 million views inside six days3.

That same day, @proving_art posted their own take on the format, which picked up more than 345,000 views in six days5. By October 30th, 2026, the trend crossed into Roblox: @kuratii_ staged a version with Roblox avatars performing the dance, hitting about 407,000 views in three days6. As the format spread, creators swapped Blue Lock art for other anime characters and real-person edits while keeping the Zbee loop in place4.

Timeline

2013

Drake and Jhené Aiko release From Time on Nothing Was the Same, source of the sampled hook.

2026-10-23

@ristyisvalid posts the earliest viral edit, syncing @aka_zayy's Blue Lock streetwear art to Zbee's Jersey club flip of From Time.

2026-10-27

@neilpotts8 publishes a CapCut template tutorial that passes 1.8 million views.

2026-10-27

@proving_art's version racks up over 345,000 views in six days.

2026-10-30

@kuratii_ posts a Roblox version with avatars dancing to the same loop, hitting over 407,000 views.

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