What is the Win William iPhone Kupi trend?
It's a show-off joke built around a phone. The performer stands close to the lens with a serious, almost offended face, holds the folded phone up like evidence, then opens it to show the big inner screen. The mood flips at once: a wide smile, a laugh, a few dance moves, and the phone goes back to the chest as if it were a trophy.
The costume is half the joke. The blond wig with dark roots, the white mustache and goatee drawn on the face, the black tank top and the gold chain make the character look like an over-the-top big spender, which fits a clip about getting a new iPhone.
Where does the original video come from?
The trend carries the name of Win William, the TikTok creator behind the account @win.william_official. Thai business magazine Positioning described him in March 2025 as a young businessman from Laos nicknamed "King of Live", known for live-selling streams and for giving away cash and gifts such as iPhones. Several sites credit a clip of his from late October 2026 as the start of the "iPhone Kupi" wave, but we could not confirm the original post, so this page leaves out its link and date.
"Kupi" comes from Russian: «Айфон купи» means "buy (me) an iPhone". The phrase is a line from «Базовый минимум» ("Basic Minimum"), a pop song by Sabi and MIA BOYKA released on August 1, 2025. Its ironic list of what a partner "must" provide turned into a meme sound, and in April 2026 it won "Internet hit of the year" at the Zhara Music Awards in Moscow.
The vswp clip shows one performer in costume; who he is has not been confirmed, so he is not named here.
Who and what is in it?
There is one person in the clip, and you can replace him with anyone:
- The look. A curly blond wig with dark roots, a white mustache and goatee drawn on, a small earring, a black tank top, black trousers, a thin gold chain, a smartwatch on one wrist and a bracelet on the other.
- The place. A dark room at night with floor-to-ceiling windows; behind the glass, lit high-rise towers. A warm lamp lights him from the left.
- The beats. A tense, frowning stare at the camera with the folded phone in both hands; the phone unfolds into a tablet-sized screen held right up to the lens; a big grin and a laugh; a short dance; the phone pressed to the chest at the end.
How to make the Win William iPhone Kupi trend with AI
- Open the Win William iPhone Kupi trend and sign in with Telegram. There is no password.
- Give your photo (JPEG, PNG or WebP) to the one person in the clip.
- Decide on "Keep the original look". On, the black tank top, the trousers and the chain stay as in the video and your face and hair are swapped in; off, the whole look comes from your photo. If you want the blond wig in your version, use a photo where you wear one.
- Press "Make the free preview" to see about 5 seconds at 480p with a small "vswp.app" mark; every new user gets one.
- Press "Create the full video". The price in Telegram Stars depends on length, quality and number of people and is shown before you start; the Stars come back if a render fails or is canceled.
- Download the MP4 at 480p or 720p with the original sound, typically ready in minutes, and post it.
By starting a video you confirm you have the right to use it and the photos; ask friends before using theirs. More clips are in the trends list.
Which photo for the role?
- A close, front-facing face. He stands right in front of the lens and the camera sees every expression, from the frown to the laugh. A sharp photo looking straight at the camera, in even light, works best.
- Nothing over the mouth or chin. The mustache and goatee are drawn over this area, so a clear view of your lower face helps the AI place them on you.
- A neutral or smiling face. The clip goes from a frown to a wide grin; a relaxed photo gives the AI room for both.
- Hands and the phone. The phone is held up close and turned toward the lens; fingers and the screen can come out odd in generative AI, and another take usually helps.
More tips: which photos work best for an AI video swap and how to put yourself in a video.
