Trendy dance tracks that make you want to move & popular songs gaining buzz on TikTok

Poppin’ Shakin’NiziU

NiziU(니쥬) 2nd Single 『Poppin’ Shakin’』 MV

NiziU’s second single, “Poppin’ Shakin’,” is, as the title suggests, a song characterized by a truly poppy, bright sound.

The lyrics use Japanese and English in roughly equal balance, and looking at the overall content, there are many positive words, making it a track that seems like it could lift the spirits of people all across Japan.

As for the dance, there are parts that look tricky timing-wise, like jumping and twirling your hands, but if you nail those points, you should be able to dance it well.

Turing Love feat. SouNanawo Akari

Turing Love feat. Sou / Nanawo Akari

Nanaou Akari is an artist who is both a YouTuber and a singer.

She began posting songs on YouTube in 2016, and “Turing Love feat.

Sou” is her most-viewed and popular track among those uploads.

It’s a romantic song featuring a collaboration with Sou, a male singer active online, and the back-and-forth between the male and female vocals is striking.

There are many dance cover videos of this song on YouTube.

Since it’s not a particularly intense track, I think even beginners can learn the choreography with practice, so give it a try!

Odoru-LoopFurederikku

Frederic “Oddloop” Music Video | Frederic “oddloop”

This song is by Frederic, a band formed around twin brothers.

Frederic is known for its distinctive worldbuilding.

Their use of sounds you won’t hear elsewhere is addictive.

Among their songs, Odoruupu has gained popularity on social media.

The choreography for the chorus is simple yet unique.

It isn’t intense and doesn’t require advanced dance skills, which makes Frederic’s unique world all the more striking.

Like in the music video, it might be fun to dance in a deadpan, surreal way without changing your expression.

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OtonokeCreepy Nuts

Creepy Nuts – Otonoke [Official MV] [Dandadan Opening]

This is a track that leads music and the occult into a realm no one could have imagined.

Released in October 2024, the opening theme of the TV anime “Dandadan” brilliantly captures Creepy Nuts’ distinctive worldview.

DJ Matsunaga’s beats fuse with R-Shitei’s eerily tinged rap to deftly portray how music can possess the human heart.

Deeply reflecting the anime’s atmosphere, the track is perfect not only for hip-hop fans, but also for those who love the occult and horror.

Many dance videos have also been posted on TikTok.

Feel SpecialTwice

TWICE “Feel Special” M/V

When it comes to central K-pop artists, TWICE is definitely one of them.

The group consists of Korean and Japanese members, and because they have songs with Japanese lyrics as well as original Japanese tracks, they’re a dance group with very high recognition in Japan.

Their music ranges from cute concepts to cool dance numbers, and even songs that incorporate trending overseas styles.

The song Feel Special is a mid-tempo dance number that showcases a fresh, more mature side of the group.

The choreography features very detailed hand and fingertip movements—so precise that even the members sometimes make mistakes—so be sure to practice hard while using tutorial videos as a reference!

doodleZachz Winner

doodle – Zachz Winner

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♬ doodle – Zachz Winner

This track features a light, catchy electronic beat that’s so pleasant you might find your body moving on its own.

The theme of “graffiti” brings a sense of free expression that leaves a strong impression, and as you listen, you may find yourself feeling carefree and playful.

Released in February 2024, the song gained traction on social media like TikTok, and its choreography—highlighting club step—has become popular with many.

True to Zachz Winner’s style, the simple, addictive melody is especially appealing, making it a great pick when you want a change of pace or to relax.

Love’s Shaba-dubidouFirosofī no Dansu

Philosophy no Dance “Koi no Shabadubidu” MV

“Koi no Shabadubidu” by Philosophy no Dance is a poppy, energetic track that portrays anger at romantic betrayal and a clean break from it.

Released in November 2024, it was chosen as the opening theme for the MBS drama “Mistress Reincarnation — The Wronged Wife Takes Revenge After Death.” Blending elements of funk and disco, it’s dance music with striking rhythms and choral work.

It’s a feel-good, high-energy song—perfect for a mood boost.

It’s popular on social media, and if you sing and dance to it at karaoke, you’ll surely walk away feeling refreshed.