The song used in TikTok’s friend referral videos
A video that introduces profiles with friends’ names and characteristics, set to TikTok audio.
Videos that capture everyone having fun together or focus on each person individually are gaining popularity.
In this article, we’ll introduce songs that match friend-introduction videos.
We’ve picked a variety of tracks across genres—both Western and Japanese music—including EDM with pounding dance beats and anime songs.
Whether you want to show off a cool vibe or create a cute intro video, try making something that suits your scene!
Songs used in TikTok friend referral videos (1–10)
Talking BoxWurtS
WurtS began his music career in 2021.
The track that went viral on TikTok and put his name on the map was “Talking Box.” This song is a pop-style remix of his own track of the same name and originally drew attention as an anime ending theme.
Later, the spotlight shifted to the music video, where photos switch rapidly one after another, and posts adopting that idea increased.
Why not start by watching the MV and checking out the original staging?
No RootsAlice Merton
It looks cool at first glance, but is it teasing them a bit?! This song became a hot topic after being used in a member-introduction video like that.
“No Roots,” the debut single by German-Canadian singer-songwriter Alice Merton, drew attention when it was featured in a stylish short video combining footage and photos.
True to its title—which can also be taken to mean “having no hometown”—the song is said to be based on Merton’s childhood memories of moving repeatedly and not having a place she could call home.
Miss LuxuryDJ PMX
When you want to create a video with a cool vibe, “Miss Luxury” is a popular choice.
It’s a track produced by DJ PMX, who brought in an all-star lineup including KOZ and MACCHO.
Over a chill, West Coast-style beat, a series of rap verses in different styles are showcased.
The chorus is often used in videos, but other parts can make for a stylish edit too.
By the way, the lyrics are about sweet romance, so it also fits well with romantic videos.
Stardust CrusadersKanno Yugo
With its super-cool saxophone tone, this is the insert song “Stardust Crusaders” from the anime JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders.
The composer is Yugo Kanno, who has worked on the soundtracks for JoJo from Part 3 onward.
This track is well-known as the “execution BGM” that plays when the protagonist delivers the finishing blow to an enemy.
It perfectly matches the series’ eccentric yet cool style—featuring a cast of distinctive characters and the iconic “JoJo poses,” extravagant stances inspired by supermodels—making it an ideal soundtrack choice for friend-introduction videos.
F BoyAnder Huang & DJ Kuromi
Its distinctive beat is seriously addictive! This track went viral after being used in TikTok videos like “What if I did ___?”.
You’ve probably heard it in short-form social videos where photos switch to the rhythm or dramatic before-and-after scenes are revealed.
In short videos, it’s crucial to burn your presence into users’ memories in a very short time.
The heartbeat-like rhythm of “F Boy” is a perfect fit for that.
Boom Boom Boom Boom Boom Boom Boom Boom Boom Boom Boom Boom BoomDan Bull
Have you ever heard a song that repeats the phrase “Boom” in a low voice over a heavy-bass dance beat? The title of that song is actually “Boom Boom Boom Boom Boom Boom Boom Boom Boom Boom Boom Boom Boom.” With a title that striking, you’ll probably never forget it.
It’s by the British rapper Dan Bull.
He releases music quite frequently, so it might be fun to look for your next go-to track among his songs.
LevitatingDua Lipa (feat. DaBaby)
A song by Dua Lipa, the British singer-songwriter and UK pop icon, with a title that means “levitating.” It’s a collaboration with American rapper DaBaby.
According to Dua Lipa, it expresses the feeling of falling in love and floating as if you’re in another world.
The pop sound pairs perfectly with the impact-focused, colorful video, and it’s a powerful track that sticks in the listener’s ear even in short clips.