TikTok edits are starting to rival pro movie trailers, with editors packing cinematic scale and earworm hooks into 60-second videos all created in the comfort of their bedrooms. One such viral clip nailed the trend this past week, hooking the audience with Tone Trump's infamous "Baby Creed" jab at Michael B Jordan, before delving into a boxing montage set to Kendrick Lamar hooks like "I got 100 on my dash, 200 in my trunk," and "A good man with a broken heart."

Here's a recap of all the fan reactions to "That One 'Creed' Edit" that's been going mega viral on TikTok.

What’s the 'Baby Creed' Edit Blowing Up on TikTok?

On July 30th, 2025, TikToker @areqaep posted the Creed edit that would soon take over everyone's FYP. In 10 days, it had 66 million plays and 10 million likes, thanks to its sharp pacing and layered audio.

The sequence opens with the character Tone Trump irking Adonis (played by Michael B. Jordan) by calling him "Baby Creed," prompting Adonis's response, "Don't call me that.

The edit then cuts between training and fight scenes, with a voice-over asking, "What's your name?" and Jordan responding, "Creed!" with Kendrick Lamar’s 2017 track "untitled 05" mixed in to match each punch.

@areqaep CREED | #creed #creededit #edit #fyp #viral ♬ originalljud – Areq

How Did People React to the ‘Creed’ Edit on TikTok?

Several TikTokers posted videos admiring the video's pacing and sound mixing, and began posting their own videos using the audio from the edit to show off their shadow boxing skills.

On August 6th, 2025, TikTok user @farid.khil posted a boxing clip timed to the "What's your name? Creed" beat, pulling in 2.9 million plays and 400,000 likes in four days.

@farid.khil Baby Creed x Baby Ali Edit #fyp #creed #edit ♬ originalljud – Areq

TikToker @marsaimartin joined in the next day, with a video of her shadowboxing, drawing over 14 million views and 2 million likes in three days.

@marsaimartin

♬ originalljud – Areq

On August 9th, TikTok user @usimmango reworked the format into a joke about dodging his older brother's punches, earning 6.8 million plays and 1 million likes in a single day.

@usimmango

♬ originalljud – Areq

That same day, basketball player Taco Fall (@elhadjifall) added his own spin to the trend, showing off his dribbling skills to match the beat of the song and gathering over 3 million plays and 300,000 likes in a day.

@elhadjifall99 Creed but you hoop #creed#creededit ♬ originalljud – Areq

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For the full history of That One 'Creed' Edit, be sure to check out Know Your Meme's encyclopedia entry for more information.