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Top 10 Most Popular TikTok Songs This Week
TikTok has revolutionized the world of digital marketing and social networks, going further with its famous challenges and trending audio. We analyze the top 10 TikTok songs of the week to see what trends emerge and how users participate on the network.
Songs are essential to the content shared on the short-video social platform, and many of these songs have gone viral. Others have risen from their ashes, and now we know songs we didn’t even know existed.
Have you also become addicted to the songs that go viral on TikTok? If you answer yes, here is a ranking of the most used and popular TikTok songs this week.
#1. “Big Dawgs” by Hanumankind & Kalmi
This is Hanumankind‘s rap hit’s third consecutive week among TikTok’s most popular songs—second at the top spot. It’s an unusually long run for a platform where trends move so fast, and everything fades in just a couple of days.
A clear sign that it’s a mainstream song is that it is reaching a significant portion of users aged 25-34, with a decent percentage of users over 35 also using Hanumankind’s song in their publications.
Another fact that signals great popularity is that many brands use this sound for original content and ads.
Fun content, fails, magic tricks, and art videos—the song is everywhere.
“Big Dawgs” has now racked up over 84 million streams on Spotify and has been in the top spots on the viral songs charts since July 26. We can confidently say this is one of the summer’s hits.
#2. “Disco” by Surf Curse
The 2019 lead single “Disco” from American indie surf rock band Surf Curse’s album Heaven Surrounds You has been making waves on TikTok, climbing the platform’s charts over the past few weeks.
The track has found a strong following among users aged 18-24, especially in content related to Theater & Stage, visual arts like drawing and painting, and even Magic. Naturally, it’s also inspired its own choreography, which you’ll see being performed by creators from all walks of life:
#3. “Came Here for Love“ by Sigala & Ella Eyre
For the second week in a row, we find “Came Here for Love” a song by English DJ and record producer Sigala and English singer-songwriter Ella Eyre that has been playing all around TikTok for the last few days.
The youngest users add this sound to their college life and holiday videos. Usually, it includes a simple choreography and an overall joyful spirit.
#4. “BABY I’M BACK” by The Kid LAROI
The Kid LAROI’s track “BABY I’M BACK” has recently surged in popularity on TikTok, quickly becoming a favorite among users and landing on the platform’s trending songs list.
The song resonates particularly with the under 24 age group, often featured in content centered around Magic & Transformations, Sports, and a fair amount of sponsored content.
Of course, it’s also sparked a ‘template’ type of post, inspired by the song’s lyrics ‘yes I know I’m blessed but sometimes I wished I could go back’:
#5. “The Great Gig in the Sky” by Pink Floyd
Pink Floyd’s iconic track “The Great Gig in the Sky,” from their legendary 1973 album The Dark Side of the Moon, has found new life on TikTok, where it’s been gaining traction as a go-to sound for creative and emotional content.
Known for its haunting vocal performance by Clare Torry, the song is now being used by a new generation of TikTok users, sharing their own vocal covers and voice effects to it.
For fans of classic rock, this resurgence offers a fresh way to experience a song that remains one of Pink Floyd’s most unforgettable pieces.
#6. “Ketawa Lebay” by Ketawa Lebay
“Ketawa Lebay” has recently caught fire on TikTok, becoming a popular soundtrack for lighthearted and comedic content. It sounds like a cartoonish laugh played at 4x.
#7. “Monkeyshine-JP” by Lt FitzGibbons Men
The track “Monkeyshine-JP” has started to gain momentum on TikTok, adding a quirky and playful vibe to the users’ videos. With its funky beats and lively energy, this sound is being used in a wide range of content, especially in videos that focus on humor, pets, and spontaneous dance moves.
Popular among TikTok users of all age ranges, it’s mostly paired with light-hearted skits and fun clips—its upbeat and catchy rhythm makes it a perfect fit for anyone looking to add a bit of playful energy to their content.
#8. “KEHLANI (REMIX) [feat. Kehlani]” by Jordan Adetunji
In the top of TikTok’s most popular songs for the 4th consecutive week, we find “Kehlani” by Northern Irish rapper and singer Jordan Adetunji. An ode to the American singer Kehlani, it has taken TikTok by storm and marked Adetunji’s big breakthrough. And now Jordan and Khelani herself joined forces to launch this remix that made the song popular again on the platform.
United States, Canada, South Africa, and New Zealand users really love this sound, which has reached an audience segment of people between 25 and 34.
#9. “Brokey” by BigLatto
“Brokey” by Latto is making waves on TikTok with its bold lyrics and catchy beat. TikTok users are loving this sound for its versatility—it’s being used in Fashion, Nail Art, and Hair videos.
Location-wise, the track is definitely popular almost exclusively among the users in the United States.
#10. “Get In There (feat. GloRilla)” by Real Boston Richey
Closing TikTok’s Top 10′ most popular songs of the week we find this hard-hitting beat and high-energy track by Real Boston Richey, a rising star from Tallahassee, Florida, who is known for his Southern rap style that blends gritty lyrics with catchy hooks.
On TikTok, users are using “Get In There” to highlight everything from hype moments to quick, energetic celebrations and dances.
If you’re looking for a sound that packs a punch, this one’s a top pick for your next TikTok.
These songs have made it to the Top 10 on TikTok. Do you know any new songs that should appear on this list? If you want to know more about TikTok, check out this guide:
For our visual learners, check out our YouTube video on how to find trending audio on both TikTok and Instagram:
Do you want to see how your videos with TikTok songs have performed? With Metricool, you can check the performance of your videos and compare the duration of each one and the views and interactions received
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