69 Songs You'll Definitely Recognise From TikTok

This song has been huge on TikTok as a backing track to just about any video.

"Say So" got the choreo treatment, which is why the song blew up on TikTok. A bunch of people got in on the dance trend and continued to share the song.

This song by Camila Cabello and DaBaby would definitely have been a hit without TikTok, but thanks to the line "I swear on my life that I've been a good girl" and the subsequent chorus, the song became popular on the social media platform for people showing off their ability to be a good girl.

If you start at the beginning of this song, you may not recognise it. But when you get to the "and it went like," you'll know exactly which TikToks this song is used for. It's a "reveal" song that people used, having something revealed in the video after that line in the song.

This song got popular on TikTok because of the "If I back it up," which people naturally used as part of a dance.

This song is all over TikTok, so you've probably seen it in about a million videos of all sorts.

The beat drop in this song was enhanced for TikTok and is used in quick-change videos. You know the videos where someone's changing outfits a bunch of times to the beat? It's most likely this song.

This is another song that's popular in dance videos and has gotten a lot of attention from being used on the social media platform.

This song is specifically used for the "I said I know, I know, I know," part in videos where people are agreeing to whatever text they've put on the screen.

This old Kesha song has gotten new life from TikTok, mostly from people using the chorus of the song in a variety of videos.

Watching an emotional TikTok? The song is probably this one.

The chorus of this song is popular for a lot of TikTokers in all kinds of videos.

This song is popular in videos where the line "I'm working, b*tch" is featured, generally after the subject in the video is nagged or bothered to do something.

The original music video for this song is a good representation of how it's also used on TikTok — some chaos backed by a deceivingly low-key song.

Daddy Yankee's "Dura" became the centre of a TikTok challenge, appropriately named the Dura Challenge, where the person filming the video "pokes" the person on camera to make them dance.

Like Arizona Zervas's other song that's all over TikTok, "FML" is also just used on all kinds of videos.

This song has become popular in quick-dance videos by people with very, very fast feet.

This fun song is making the rounds as just an upbeat backing track to a variety of videos, including dancing or just vibing.

You've definitely seen the "Famous Relative Check" videos, but the music that comes after that is an actual song, and it's this one.

"Do I have your attention?" is the kicker in this song, and it's part of the video trend where dancers do the moves mentioned. "So I strutted up to the dance floor / And I took off my earrings / I did a kick into a split and showed him what he was missing," are all the moves these dancers are absolutely crushing in the videos.

The original "Hey Look Ma, I Made It" as well as some remixes have both popped up on TikTok recently in videos showing off something impressive . . . or totally not impressive, poking fun at the message.

If you're looking for the source of the "Woah" dance, this is it. Yes, there is more to the song than just "Woah."

You'll recognise this song as soon as you hit play. It's from a lot of those videos where people are "melting" away.

You'll also know this song immediately and recognise it from about a million different TikTok videos.

You've likely only heard a small piece of this song during a TikTok dance, but the whole song is worth a listen because it's actually really good.

This Maroon 5 cover by Ajay Stephens is blowing up on TikTok. The slightly slowed-down, stripped-down version of the original pairs perfectly with videos about memories.

When the beat drops around 40 seconds into this song, you'll recognise it from many TikToks that use it as a backing track.

This is another song that's a hit outside of TikTok, but got a strong boost from the social media platform. It's a popular backing track for a variety of fun videos.

Anson Seabra actually made a TikTok of his own about how the social media platform made the song absolutely blow up two years after it was released.

This song became the centre of a dance trend, called the "Ahí Challenge," and both the song and dance are damn catchy.

This song has obviously been around for ages, but a modified version is blowing up on TikTok as part of another dance trend. If you want the original, this is it.

This is another song that people use in more emotional videos, whether about hardships or relationships.

This chorus is popular on TikTok, but generally doesn't have a specific theme or video type: people just love the song.

The chorus of "Stolen Dance" is all over TikTok and you'll recognise it right away.

Brockhampton's song is another one that's popular on TikTok but not necessarily on a specific type of video.

A lot of people use the "she only loves me in the moonlight" part in their TikTok videos, but the whole song is pretty fun.

L.Dre remixed "Chanel" by Frank Ocean for this mix that's super popular on TikTok.

The beat drop and beyond of this song is popular in a lot of photo shoot TikToks.

The song behind the entire "Renegade" dance is actually not called "Renegade." It's "Lottery" by K Camp, and it's worth listening to the whole thing.

"WOP" is popular in dance videos and has made a huge comeback into the music scene thanks to TikTok — it was released almost 10 years ago.

This is another popular beat drop that's making the rounds on TikTok.

From "Ooh, this sh*t be hittin' different" on should be very recognisable from "reveal" videos.

The bassoon in this song is popular in videos where someone is walking around, because it sounds like an old-fashioned cartoon where a character is popping around a forest or something.

The "Eyes. Lips. Face." song is used in a lot of beauty videos showing off makeup tips, but also caught on as a way for people to just show off their faces.

"Hate Me" was doing just fine on its own, but got a nice boost in popularity from being used across TikTok.

You've definitely seen the "223s" dance, so here's the whole song for you.

You've also probably seen the "Get Silly" dance all over TikTok as well, which is from this song that's more than a decade old.

So the funny thing about this song on TikTok is that people have used just the very beginning, "Give me a second, I," to make fun of their pets with one eye.

The "ride it" part of this song of the same name has been used around TikTok for fun and as part of a dance.

"Runway" is used often predominantly by girls who just want to show off how amazing they are in their videos, and we love them for it.

You'll recognise this one simply for the line "my name is Tokyo" that's often used as the "reveal" of a video.

Zoom in to more than a minute through this song to get to the "drip, drip, drip, drip" part, and you'll recognise it from TikTok.

Obviously TikTok didn't make Mariah Carey blow up — she's done that all on her own. But the social media platform did make "Obsessed" popular again, in videos of people literally asking, "Why you so obsessed with me?"

TikTok helped bring this song back from many, many years ago, thanks to a ton of people adding it to their videos.

Come and do the two-step with Blanco Brown to "The Git Up" — I know you know it from TikTok.

You'll know this one right from the beginning. The cocking of the gun sound effect is used in videos as a transition with this song.

This song is everywhere on TikTok. It's in the scenic videos that eventually settle on someone dancing somewhere absurd, timed to the line "I see you at the movies."

This upbeat song is a fun one that a lot of people use on random videos, just because it's a good tune to jam to.

This song is popular in romantic videos: after all, it's a romantic song. The videos generally feature couples showing off how cute they are.

A little more than a minute into this song when the beat drops, the melody should be pretty recognisable from popular dance TikToks.

This song got a whole new life on TikTok from girl groups using it as a backing track to dance and have fun together.

This is another "reveal" song that you only get a small piece of on TikTok. It starts with the playful "my heart went oops" and jumps into the reveal of whatever the subject of the video is doing — usually a makeover of some kind.

This is that song from the insanely popular trend of people giving themselves huge makeovers. The "I used to be so beautiful, now look at me" trend was made from this song.

This song from a few years back got new life when it became a TikTok dance craze.

This old Avril Lavigne tune made a comeback on TikTok in the past few months, because who doesn't love a little bit of old-school Avril?

This is the song from those photography videos that use a body of water to show off a reflection.

This song is popular across TikTok, especially in videos of photo shoots.

This one is recognisable from the first note as a popular TikTok song in a variety of videos.

Kanye didn't need TikTok to help this song blow up, but people used it to demonstrate their own acts of strength across the social media platform.