Top 10 Most Popular TikTok Songs This Week | July 9, 2025
Like all social media these days, TikTok moves quickly. A trending song can be the difference between a video that gets lost in the feed and one that racks up millions of views. For social media managers, these songs are great tools for maximizing reach and connecting with a wider audience. This week, we’ve seen a diverse mix of sounds dominating the platform, from nostalgic throwbacks to fresh releases. Here’s a look at the top 10 trending songs on TikTok and how you might use them for your brand’s content.
Most Popular TikTok Songs 2025 Updated EVERY 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 5 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, you might already know all the songs on this list. For those who aren’t in the loop, here is a ranking of the most-used and popular TikTok songs this week.
#1. Neon Guts (feat. Pharrell Williams) – Lil Uzi Vert
Despite being released nearly 8 years ago, Lil Uzi Vert’s “Neon Guts” is taking TikTok by storm this week. The rap superstar’s 2017 album, Luv Is Rage 2, is full of bangers; however, this song isn’t necessarily enjoying a new lease of life because of true rap fans. It’s being enjoyed by TikTok creators thanks to the self-indulgent lyrics in the chorus, such as “I got a colorful aura, like I got neon guts.”, which make it perfect for GRWM, OOTD, and fit check videos.
#2. Stranger in You – Ebril
Climbing one place from last week’s chart, “Stranger in You” by Ebril, released in January 2025, is gaining traction. This indie track, with its airy and somewhat mysterious vibe, is frequently used for aesthetic videos, scenic travel clips, or content that evokes a sense of wonder or introspection. For social media marketers, “Stranger in You” could be a perfect fit for showcasing product artistry, behind-the-scenes glimpses of creative processes, or even serene nature-themed content that aligns with wellness or sustainable brands. Its subtle energy doesn’t distract but enhances visual storytelling.
#3. Sybau – KCK Mixes
“Sybau” from KCK Mixes is a modern hip hop beat with wobbly bass elements that make it easy to imagine one of today’s GOATs rapping on. Think Playboi Carti or Yeat. It’s versatile and fun with a kind of mysterious vibe, largely thanks to the lack of lyrics, so you can feel free to figure out where it fits best. Creators are using it for all kinds of content, from memes to confessions.
#4. Runaway – Kanye West
While Kanye West, or “Ye”, has always been outspoken, there was a time when the great music he made outweighed everything else. “Runaway”, from his 2010 Magnum Opus “My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy”, takes us back to that time. This song’s beautiful piano solo and reflective chorus make it perfect for thought-provoking content. Creators are using it for content related to mental health themes like toxic relationships and family bereavement.
#5. CAN’T STOP THE FEELING! (from DreamWorks Animation’s “TROLLS”) – Justin Timberlake
CAN’T STOP THE FEELING! (from DreamWorks Animation’s “TROLLS”) by Justin Timberlake is gaining popularity on TikTok this week despite the film and its soundtrack being almost 9 years old. We’re not complaining though; it’s a catchy, funky tune that makes you want to dance. However, most creators aren’t using it to show off their moves… Instead, it’s being used ironically to mask the pain of a breakup or an unfortunate moment.
#6. Сердце – passmurny
Another climber from last week’s chart, “Сердце” (Serdtse) by passmurny, released in 2020, is a Russian-language track that has captured TikTok’s attention. While it’s hard to pinpoint a specific genre, it certainly evokes emotion. You can use this song to accompany visually striking content, international-themed campaigns, or simply to add a distinct, intriguing sound to your content and tap into a global audience.
#7. Amnesia (feat. Doe B) – Kevin Gates
Love him or hate him, you can’t deny that Kevin Gates knows how to make music that resonates with the internet. He’s back in the social media charts with “Amnesia (Feat Doe B)”, a stripped-back trap beat with lyrics that refuse to acknowledge a b****. It’s definitely a relatable theme that many users can relate to, making it perfect for flexing videos where you want to show off new hair, outfits, or makeup routines.
#8. Summer – Croquet Club
A simple sound with no surprises. “Summer” by Croquet Club is literally made for this season, with vibrant instrumentation that makes you think of your vacations. It has already been used over a million times, which proves its versatility and reliability.
#9. Yellow Cab – FIOQ
The best way to describe “Yellow Cab” from FIOQ is unique. It’s a techno-inspired instrumental full of vibrant elements that automatically lift your mood and inspire creativity when you hear it. There’s no particular theme being followed by creators with this song, so just go with the flow and add it when it feels natural.
#10. Piano Tiles – armani west
Armani West’s “Piano Tiles” has completely taken over the animation community on TikTok, with creators adding it to anime and other cartoon-themed videos. As the title suggests, the beat is mostly a piano run with simple drums behind it. Armani West’s lyrics over the top give the song an attitude that makes it perfect for strong, empowering content where you can show off your talents.
You can’t just slap on one of this week’s Popular TikTok songs onto any video and expect to see skyrocketing results. You know what you’re forgetting? To add the right hashtags! And of course, we’ve got you covered right here:
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