Hey, did you know? [TikTok] Latest Popular Songs Roundup

I WANT YOU BACKTwice

TWICE「I WANT YOU BACK」Music Video

Here’s a cover of a song released in 1969 by the Jackson 5, the group Michael Jackson belonged to in his childhood.

It’s a classic that people of all generations know, and TWICE’s vocals and choreography give it an even poppier feel than the original.

TWICE’s version was also used as the theme song for the film “Sensei Kunshu,” which depicts a romance between a teacher and a student.

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Hirakawa Masako (Bōkarisuto: Sakata Mizumako)

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Dance MonkeyTones and I

TONES AND I – DANCE MONKEY (OFFICIAL VIDEO)

This is a solo project by a female singer-songwriter from the Mornington Peninsula in Australia.

Released as her second single, the song gradually raised her profile as she kept performing on the streets, and it later became her breakout hit.

You’ll hear it right away: beyond the catchy melody, her uniquely distinctive voice is irresistibly addictive.

With realistic lyrics born from her busking experiences, it’s a track that seems destined to be cherished for years to come.

A classic that also became a long-running hit on TikTok.

One On OneTujamo feat. Sorana

Tujamo feat. Sorana – One On One (Official Music Video)

It’s a track by the German DJ Tujamo, with vocals by the singer Sorana.

The oriental-tinged sound played in the interlude is intriguing and really distinctive, isn’t it? On TikTok, a sped-up version is often used, which further emphasizes that unique interlude sound.

Speeding it up also makes it a tempo that’s easy to groove to.

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Hane Keisuke

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SOSOWINNER

WINNER – ‘SOSO’ M/V

WINNER’s “SOSO” beautifully blends genres like pop, EDM, and hip-hop.

With club sounds trending globally, it’s no surprise this track became popular on TikTok.

The rhythm is easy to groove to, and the song’s dark atmosphere contrasts with lyrics that evoke heartache and sadness.

There’s also a Japanese version, so if you’re curious about the lyrics, be sure to check that out.

If you’ve gone through something painful in love, you’ll likely find this song deeply relatable.

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zunx2P

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RoundaboutYES

Roundabout (2008 Remaster)

On TikTok, it’s used as the audio for videos that show half of the punchline and make you think, “What’s going to happen next?!” They mostly use just the bass part from the instrumental break.

If you listen to the whole thing outside of TikTok, it’s actually a pretty cool track.

The light, snappy rhythm is kind of addictive.

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gummy

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