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

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"Spell" by Ado

Ado, who is garnering global attention as a vocalist, is the artist behind the hit song “Show,” one of the biggest tracks of 2023.

The song was created in collaboration with Universal Studios Japan’s Halloween event, “Halloween Horror Nights,” and videos on TikTok imitating the choreography from the music video and the event became very popular.

Its exotic, EDM-inspired track and vocal line are incredibly addictive—be sure to check it out.

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Ryo

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UNDEADYOASOBI

YOASOBI “UNDEAD” Official Music Video / Theme song for ‘Monogatari Series: Off & Monster Season’

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Peace peace ✌🏻☆#05#fyp#Dance#UNDEAD#YOASOBIMonogatari Series

♬ Original song – Yudemoyashi – Yudemoyashi

The track drawing attention as a danceable blend of EDM and electronic sounds is YOASOBI’s song released in July 2024.

Created as the theme for Nisioisin’s novel series “Monogatari Series: Off & Monster Season,” it carries a message about the importance of living in the present without being bound by the past or the future.

Its powerful melody and ikura’s soaring vocals harmonize beautifully, delivering a dynamic sound that can set the dance floor in motion.

Garnering major attention with its performance at New York’s Radio City Music Hall, the song is also trending on social media alongside its energetic choreography.

It’s the perfect track for lifting your spirits or moving your body to the fullest.

Whiplashaespa

aespa 에스파 ‘Whiplash’ MV

This aespa track features smart techno beats and an electrifying sound that overwhelms the listener.

While drawing from the flow of dance music, it shines with a powerful message that expresses a strong will to stay true to oneself.

Included on the album “Whiplash,” released in October 2024, it stands out as a dance number with futuristic cyberpunk visuals and a distinctive worldview.

Its confident, cool choreography has gained attention on TikTok, fueling buzz across social media.

It’s a perfect song for anyone who wants to enjoy dancing, and a go-to track when you want to move forward as your authentic self.

lovesicknessAimer

Aimer “Koiwazurai” Studio Live Rehearsal (new albums ‘Sun Dance’ and ‘Penny Rain’ now on sale) FULL

Koiwazurai by Aimer, a singer especially popular among the younger generation.

This song was also used as the theme for AbemaTV’s hit show “Shirayuki to Ōkami-kun ni wa Damasarenai” (Snow White and the Wolf-Boy Won’t Fool Me).

It’s a gently sung love song, and Aimer’s vocal tone matches the mood perfectly.

On TikTok, cast members from “Shirayuki to Ōkami-kun ni wa Damasarenai” posted videos, which became a hot topic.

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Saitō Ayumu

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Not Your Barbie GirlAva Max

Ava Max – Not Your Barbie Girl [Official Audio]

Ava Max, a female singer of American and Kosovar heritage who shot to prominence when “Sweet but Psycho” climbed to the top of the Swedish charts, has another track released prior to “Sweet but Psycho” that’s now trending on TikTok.

Pay special attention to the lyrics: sung from the perspective of a Barbie doll, they’re strikingly fresh—“I’m plastic, call me classic.

Touch me and you’ll never touch my body.”

Sweet but PsychoAva Max

Ava Max – Sweet but Psycho [Official Music Video]

Ava Max released “Sweet but Psycho” as her third single in August 2018, and it gained even more attention thanks to choreography by Mina Myoung.

Not only this song, but many tracks feel more powerful because of her choreography.

I’m looking forward to her future work as well.

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Hirakawa Masako (Bōkarisuto: Sakata Mizumako)

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Don’t Start NowDua Lipa

Dua Lipa – Don’t Start Now (Official Music Video)

Dua Lipa’s striking singing style combines a husky voice with femininity while still sounding cool.

“Don’t Start Now” features a distinctive bassline and has a vibe that hints at disco, giving it a true dance-music feel.

It’s also well known as a club hit—many of you have probably heard it on the dance floor.

Its popularity steadily grew on TikTok and spread from overseas to Japan.