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. Shake Dat Ass (Twerk Song) (feat. GloRilla) – Bossman Dlow

This Florida rap anthem is all about high energy and a heavy bass, with GloRilla’s trademark ad-libs bringing the hype. It’s perfect for dance challenges, with choreography that often features exaggerated twerking moves. The song is a favorite for videos showing off dance skills or adding a humorous twist to its bold lyrics.

#2. Glue Song – beabadoobee

A dreamy, lo-fi indie-pop ballad about deep love and devotion, “Glue Song” is often used for romantic TikTok edits, complete with sunset views or couple montages. While beabadoobee’s fanbase was strong before TikTok, the song’s viral success has led to discussions about whether she’s now a “TikTok artist.”

#3. Polaroid Love – ENHYPEN

With its catchy melody and sweet lyrics, this K-pop track took off thanks to a dance challenge created by TikToker Reiner Acuario, which even the band joined in on. It’s now a go-to for romantic “film reel” edits and couple challenges, giving off a playful, lovey vibe.

#4. Again – Fetty Wap

Fetty Wap’s 2015 hit made a comeback thanks to the viral “Blasting Fetty Wap on the JBL Speaker” meme, where users drop the song into totally random, historically offbeat moments—like the Titanic sinking or ancient Greek myths. The track’s catchy hook makes it work, even in the most absurd situations.

#5. Cash – Lil Baby

This trap anthem is all about success and grinding, with Lil Baby’s rapid-fire delivery over a hard-hitting beat. On TikTok, it’s the soundtrack to videos featuring luxury items, designer hauls, or aspirational lifestyle content, fitting perfectly with the buzz around Lil Baby’s finances.

#6. Azul – J Balvin

J Balvin’s reggaeton track is a tropical vibe with smooth vocals and a beat that makes you move. On TikTok, it’s often paired with dance transitions or color-themed content, with creators using blue visuals to match the song’s title, which means “blue” in Spanish.

#7. Fancy Footwork – Chromeo

This funky electro track is all about the groove, with a catchy beat and playful lyrics. It kicked off a TikTok dance challenge focused on fancy footwork and popping moves. Creators love showing off their attempts at the intricate choreography, blending impressive moves with a touch of humor.

#8. TWENTIES – GIVĒON

GIVĒON’s soulful track takes a deep dive into the struggles and growth of young adulthood. On TikTok, it’s the perfect soundtrack for content about navigating your twenties—whether it’s dealing with career pressures, relationship drama, or figuring out who you are along the way.

#9. Pink Pony Club – Chappel Roan

Pink Pony Club has been having its moment. This vibrant pop anthem celebrates self-expression and LGBTQ+ pride. On TikTok, it’s often used in videos that showcase drag performances, queer empowerment, or colorful, expressive content that perfectly aligns with the song’s bold, liberating message.

#10. BIRDS OF A FEATHER – Billie Eilish

Billie Eilish’s emotionally powerful pop ballad dives deep into the overwhelming feeling of intense, all-consuming love. The track features her signature haunting vocals over a catchy melody, with lyrics that speak to a desire to stay with a lover until the end. On TikTok, the song has sparked a wave of beach-themed videos, creating a contrast to the more muted, monochrome vibe of its official music video.

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:

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Gretchen Oestreicher , 10 February 2025