[2026] The Appeal of Twerking: A Roundup of Western Songs Perfect for Twerk Dance
Twerking originally emerged in New Orleans in the 1990s and spread as a dance style along with hip-hop culture.
Its bold, sexy, and powerful hip movements are now enjoyed worldwide through social media! The dynamic expressiveness that’s captivating even just to watch, and the liberating feeling of keeping rhythm freely with nothing but your own body, are major attractions of this dance.
In this article, we’ve put together a wide range of beat-driven Western tracks that will make you want to twerk.
From classics that could be considered its origins to the latest hit songs perfect for twerking, we’ve got you covered—so be sure to add them to your playlist!
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[2026] The Appeal of Twerking: A Collection of Western Songs Recommended for Twerk Dance (31–40)
iTwerk (She Twerk)99 Percent

The MV’s story is really interesting.
Still, it’s low budget.
Even so, it gives off good vibes, doesn’t it? The booty girls popping out of cardboard boxes even make the old man crack a smile.
It’s a performance that practically screams twerk.
Fantastic! The pinnacle of hip-shaking.
Shake Dat Ass feat. AISHAAnarchy

You can tell when you put it into Japanese, right? The lyrics are super fun, too.
ANARCHY, AISHA, and HABANERO POSSE, who produced the track, really feel like consummate pros, and I think that’s what seals the deal.
I want people to dance casually to this one.
In the latter half, you hear horns and a lead called a hoover, but normally you’d never fire them off that rapidly.
Just like Diplo’s “Express Yourself,” it blew my mind and made me chuckle at the same time.
Run The World (Girls)Beyoncé

Boldly sampling Major Lazer’s hard-hitting sound “Pon De Floor.” Once Beyoncé’s vocals are laid over it, the track suddenly comes across as evoking a dignified, powerful female image.
I said “sampling,” but it’s basically a straight lift—the instrumental is pretty much intact, with her vocals placed right on top.
#TWERKITBusta Rhymes

You could say Busta Rhymes is also a key figure in this scene.
Since the word “twerk” is right there in the title, it’s definitely made for that—in fact, that’s the theme! If you’re going to dance, switching up how you catch the rhythm between 1/1 and 1/2 could add dynamics and make it look cool, don’t you think?
Too HotJason Derulo

I wouldn’t go so far as to say, “If BLACKPINK’s Lisa dances, everyone will come running!” but seeing a charismatic figure who’s an icon among teens embrace it makes me think the number of followers will surely grow from here.
That said, it’s not something you can easily copy, right? There’s nothing vulgar about it at all—it’s just downright cool!
[2026] The Appeal of Twerking: A Collection of Western Songs Recommended for Twerk Dance (41–50)
Super BassNicki Minaj

A relatively early-career hit by Nicki Minaj, notable for its sparkling, diamond-like synth melody and a lead synth more commonly used in trance and progressive house—unusual for this kind of genre.
Her visuals are completely different from how they are now, aren’t they? The beat of this track also has a tempo that suits it well.
WorkRihanna, Drake

Rihanna incorporating dance in the music video became a hot topic, but with her it doesn’t feel out of place at all.
The back-and-forth between the two after the party in the second half is very sexy.
Drake is quite the charmer too.
The point is that overseas, this kind of thing is casually incorporated during parties.


