Trendy dance tracks that make you want to move & popular songs gaining buzz on TikTok
As TikTok has become commonplace, it’s gotten easier to casually enjoy dancing anytime, anywhere!
Dance has even been incorporated into school classes, so it probably feels more familiar than ever.
Of course it’s fun to watch dance, but sharing your own dance videos and connecting with lots of people is great too!
In this article, we’ll focus on trending dance tracks and songs that make you want to move!
We’ve gathered a variety of dance numbers, including songs with casual choreography that are popular on TikTok.
Trends on TikTok change quickly, so keep an eye out!
There are plenty of songs that will get your body moving or make you want to copy the moves, so be sure to try dancing to them!
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Trendy dance tracks that make you want to move & popular songs gaining buzz on TikTok (91–100)
Otona BlueATARASHII GAKKO!
The song that’s gone viral not just in Japan but worldwide is Otona Blue.
It’s a work by the dance and vocal unit ATARASHII GAKKO! (New School Leaders).
It’s a love song that evokes the feel of 1980s Japanese pop.
While the lyrics are a bit mature, the choreography complements them with feminine movements.
At the same time, its cuteness and comedic touches are also part of its appeal.
The vibe changes from part to part, so try finding your favorite section.
Chu, diversityano
This is a song chosen as an ending theme for the anime Chainsaw Man.
Ano, a unique personality known for her slightly slurred way of speaking and unpredictable talk, is also active on variety shows.
Her distinctive sensibility shines brilliantly in both the lyrics and the dance of Chu, Multidiversity, a song that expresses an overwhelming feeling of love.
You might find yourself humming along before you know it while watching the music video.
Why not try learning it along with the choreography?
Stacey QBetter Than Heaven
Stacey Q’s album “Better Than Heaven” burst onto the music scene, with “Two of Hearts” becoming a massive hit that captured the hearts of music fans.
The album conveys a blissful, love-struck feeling through dance-pop tracks.
This song, which radiates the happiness of lovers, celebrates the power of love and might prompt listeners to reconsider what love means.
It’s perfect not only for discos and parties, but also for those who want to dance in everyday little moments.
Why not rediscover the joy of love through Stacey Q’s vocals and the high-energy beats?
Shut up.Ado
A signature song by Ado that became a massive hit in the first half of 2021 and sparked a craze across Japan.
It also went hugely viral on TikTok, where it’s on heavy rotation—and the lip-sync dance to it is hilarious.
The rhythm of the track lines up perfectly with the comedic duo Aruaru Tankentai’s routine, so everyone ends up mimicking it… Anyone seeing it for the first time is guaranteed to burst out laughing.
The lyrics, which urge society to confront its problems, and the vocals—reminiscent of Shiina Ringo’s early days—are pure must-hear material!
HOTLE SSERAFIM
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♬ HOT – LE SSERAFIM
It’s a captivating pop tune that fuses elements of rock and disco.
In this track—the first time LE SSERAFIM has sung with love as its theme—they channel a burning determination to give their all for what they love, even without knowing how things will end.
Included on the mini-album “HOT,” released in March 2025, the song also features contributions from artists who worked on BTS’s “IDOL.” The dreamlike music video, where reality and fantasy intersect, showcases distinctive filming techniques and a one-take performance scene worth noting.
It’s perfect not only for those who want to enjoy dancing on TikTok, but also for times when you need a boost of encouragement or want to move your body and refresh your mood.
Hare Hare Yukaisuzumiya haruhi (hirano aya)
The ending theme of The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya, Hare Hare Yukai, became a huge talking point among anime fans when the show aired, with many people dressing in cosplay to perform the dance.
Fourteen years after the anime began airing, Aya Hirano, the voice actress for the protagonist Haruhi Suzumiya, posted “Hare Hare Yukai at Home, Full Power” on her official Twitter, complete with a choreography lesson! Fellow cast members Tomokazu Sugita and Minoru Shiraishi also shared their own at-home dance videos.
That cute dance really makes you want to try it yourself, doesn’t it? Be sure to use the voice actors’ videos as a reference and give it a go!
Permission to DanceBTS
Released in the summer of 2021 as the B-side to “Butter,” this song’s title literally means “permission to dance,” which seems to convey the message that they want everyone to dance.
Their dance practice video has been posted on YouTube, making it easier to learn.
The choreography incorporates international sign language, aiming for universality.
Also, I was amazed to learn that if you rearrange the letters in the title as an anagram, it becomes “NO PANDEMIC STORIES.”
