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Popular songs used in lyric videos trending on TikTok

Lyric videos are extremely popular on TikTok.

Many of you probably can’t help but watch them when they pop up on your feed, right?

Some of you might even be thinking, “I want to make my own lyric video using my favorite photos and clips!”

In this article, we’ll introduce a bunch of perfect song recommendations for lyric videos all at once.

There are songs with all kinds of lyrics—romance, friendship, youth, and more—so choose tracks that match the vibe of the video you want to create!

Popular songs used in trending lyric videos on TikTok (41–50)

A Song of Gratitude to My OshiTe ga kuriimu pan

A Song of Gratitude to My Oshi / Cream-Puff Hands (Love Song to My “OSHI” / tegacreampan) [Official Music Video]
A Song of Gratitude to My OshiTe ga kuriimu pan
@creampan1222♬ A Song of Gratitude to My Oshi (solo acoustic) – Hands Like Cream Bread

If you want to make a video expressing gratitude to your favorite idol, “Oshi e no Kansha no Uta” (A Song of Thanks to My Oshi) is perfect.

This track was released by the singer-songwriter Tegakuriimupan.

Set to a moving, mid-tempo sound, the lyrics are all about thanking your oshi.

The highlight is how it goes on to list, one after another, the things you appreciate and the things you love about them.

If you have an oshi, you’ll definitely relate.

Be sure to check out the beautifully shot music video as well.

Popular songs used in lyric videos trending on TikTok (51–60)

Curtain Call feat. TakaShimizu Shota

Shota Shimizu “Curtain Call feat. Taka” MV
Curtain Call feat. TakaShimizu Shota
https://www.tiktok.com/@___o._fu/video/7053373193540734210

Curtain Call feat.

Taka is a song that cheers on people working toward their dreams and goals.

Shota Shimizu created it with Taka from ONE OK ROCK.

It fits a wide range of scenes, from hanging out with friends to focusing seriously on something.

It’s also recommended if you’re looking for a track to support those dedicated to studying, club activities, or work.

Why not send this supportive message to someone important to you when they’re having a tough time or feeling down?

I love you, liar.Onda Masanori

I Like You, a Liar / Masanori Onda
I love you, liar.Onda Masanori
https://www.tiktok.com/@luguxiangzhen/video/7117962562469252354

Masaki Onda, who is active mainly on social media, is a highly skilled singer-songwriter who gained attention through TikTok and Instagram without belonging to an agency.

His message-driven lyrics and unadorned vocals resonate deeply, earning popularity especially among young people.

“Uso-tsuki no Kimi ga Suki” (“I Like You, the Liar”) portrays the bittersweet feelings of a woman who can’t forget her boyfriend, whose heart has likely already drifted away.

Have you ever found yourself hoping, “We broke up, but maybe he still thinks about me…”?

water’s edgeUeno Daiki

Daiki Ueno – Mizugiwa (Waterside) 2020 ver. home rec
water's edgeUeno Daiki
https://www.tiktok.com/@.__y04/video/7005873471976738049

Despite not yet having made his major-label debut, Daiki Ueno drew attention when his song “Love Song,” uploaded to YouTube, surpassed 3 million views.

In “Mizugiwa,” he sings from the perspective of his present, grown-up self, soaking in the bittersweet feelings that come from looking back on the things he loved and the days spent with someone dear.

Even lyrics that might make you a little wistful resonate as an uplifting message—“treasure what matters in your heart and keep moving forward”—thanks to their pairing with a rhythmic piano.

It’s a breezy track that leaves you thinking, “I am where I am because of who I was back then.”

In conclusion

We’ve put together a roundup of recommended songs that are trending in lyric videos, especially on TikTok. From love songs to tracks themed around friendship and youth, there were so many to choose from! Lyric videos tend to gain popularity regardless of whether a song is new or old, as long as the lyrics are great. If any of the songs in this article caught your interest, be sure to try using them in your lyric videos!