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Top 10 Most Popular TikTok Songs 2024: Week of October 21
TikTok has revolutionized the world of digital marketing and social networks, going further with its famous challenges and trending audio. We analyze the top 10 TikTok songs of the week to see what trends emerge and how users participate on the network.
Songs are essential to the content shared on the short-video social platform, and many of these songs have gone viral. Others have risen from their ashes, and now we know songs we didn’t even know existed.
Have you also become addicted to the songs that go viral on TikTok? If you answer yes, here is a ranking of the most used and popular TikTok songs this week.
#1. “being loved isn’t the same as being understood” by Vines
As the fall season rolls in, so do the “sad girl” songs. In first place this week is a song by Vines, also known as Cassie Wieland. This heartfelt song is pulled at TikToker’s heartstrings, as users share their emotional experiences. Introduced in over 260k videos, users are sharing sentimental stories in carousel format.
Others are using this as a moment to describe what “sums them up as a person” which seems to be another trend for this audio:
#2. “I LUV HER” by GloRilla & T-Pain
Since GloRilla’s release of her album Glorious on October 11th, her new releases are appearing across multiple social channels. The second to last song on her album, “I LUV HER” comes into second place this week, featuring the iconic T-Pain.
A trend has appeared from this song, utilizing a CapCut template to feature the lyrics from GloRilla’s latest song.
#3. “HOLLON” by GloRilla
In the third position comes another song from GloRilla’s latest album, Glorious. This song has spiked in interest since October 15th, from a scale of 7 to 100 in just five days. This song is dominated by Gen Z users, comprising 83% of the age range.
The lyric “knock out all your 32” is gaining popularity, becoming the main trend amongst TikTok users. So far, this song has been used in over 26k videos.
#4. “10 Minutes of Silence” by Silenzio
You may be wondering if this next song, “10 Minutes of Silence” is actually silent, and we can confirm it is. Who knew that a completely silent song would make its way to the top of the TikTok charts? However, this has been included in over 59k songs, seemingly as a background filler.
Therefore, it’s a little difficult to decipher the trend and interest in this sound, but Taylor never fails to make her interest in just about any TikTok trend:
#5. “Unsteady” by X Ambassadors
“Unsteady” by X Ambassadors was released in 2015 from the album VHS. Why has this song resurfaced? Thanks to this season of DWTS, contestants Danny Amendola and Witney Carson performed an impressive stunt, leading TikTokers to try the move for themselves.
In a matter of two days, the interest in this song has skyrocketed, now mentioned in 32k videos. Would you try this move?
#6. “Doctor, My Eyes” by Khamari
Next is a song released by UK R&B artist Khamari. “Doctor, My Eyes” was released as a single in 2021. This song was later added to his 2023 album, A Brief Nirvana.
This song is most popular amongst younger users who share selfies and personal videos. While users are sharing their videos in carousel format, Khamari himself shared this video on September 2nd, announcing he is working on a second album.
#7. “LET HER COOK” by GloRilla
A third song from GloRilla’s latest album makes it to the charts, this time the second to last song from Glorious. The related interests for this song include advertisement, software & apps, business & finance, motivation, and school education.
With Halloween around the corner, Wednesday is showing off her dance skills, which definitely ate:
#8. “L.Boccherini, Minuet from String Quartet No.5 in F major” by AllMusicGallery
AllMusicGallery brings us a classical piece, which has reached the eighth position on the TikTok charts. This particular piece is from a string quartet, featured in 90k videos. This sound is most popular in videos featuring software and apps, science, school education, graphic art, and comics.
For example, people are freaking out about this snail eating, commenting that they never knew snails had tongues or ate in this way:
#9. “Wham Wham” by Yallfavgirlky
Younger audiences seem to love this next song, with 86% of the audience comprising 18-24 year olds. This song has sparked new memes on the platform, especially featuring an animated character dancing. Even though it has only been featured in just over 5,000 videos, this song is starting to grow more on users.
#10. “Rules” by Kilumantii
Finally, we have a newer song on the charts, again stealing Gen Z’s attention. These lyrics resonate with younger audiences, reiterating these “rules”. The artist Kilumantii shared the original audio on her TikTok page, which received over 7.4 million likes, 49.5k comments, and 654.5k shares.
These songs have made it to the Top 10 on TikTok. Do you know any new songs that should appear on this list? If you want to know more about TikTok, check out this guide:
For our visual learners, check out our YouTube video on how to find trending audio on both TikTok and Instagram:
Do you want to see how your videos with TikTok songs have performed? With Metricool, you can check the performance of your videos and compare the duration of each one and the views and interactions received
To do this, you need a Metricool account:
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