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Trending TikTok Songs and Trending Reels for December 2, 2024
‘Champagne’
How it’s being used: Creators are using this sound in various ways, from lifestyle montages, to fashion highlights.
How you can use it: The sounds mellow yet upbeat vibe makes it a versatile backing track for travel content, fashion montages or simply showcasing a visually appealing moment within your niche.
Credit: @styledbykimkj on Instagram
‘How Bout Them Apples’
How it’s being used: Cretors are using this sound in humorous way to share situations where they have felt the need to retaliate to something someone has critized them on.
How you can use it: Talk about a situation where you retaliated against someone when they have critiized you.
Credit: @madis.delusions on TikTok
‘Under The Influence’
How it’s being used: This sound is being used by creators to highligh romantic or introspective themes, ofen pairing the sound with smooth visuals.
How you can use it: The dreamy atmosphere of this song, makes it perfect for aesthetic content, transitions like travel edits, your favourite workout or personal vlogs.
Credit: @megaudrey & @megaudreymoves on Instagram
‘Can I Go To Toilet’
How it’s being used: Creators are using this sound to share a situation where someone has basically given you the cold shoulder.
How you can use it: Talk about a situation where it feels like someone or something that made you feel like the were basically saying “F*** you”.
Credit: @crueltunesgame onTikTok
‘Dream Kitchen’
How it’s being used: Creators are using this sound to welcome a sense of Christmas into their content.
How you can use it: You can use this sound to show off your Christmas activities, decorations and so much more to spread the Christmas spirit.
Credit: @matildabeaa on Instagram
‘Get Out Of The Car Please’
How it’s being used: This sound is being used in humorous way to share situations that would make you kick someone out of your car.
How you can use it: Find a funny situation that your audience can relate to that would make you want to kick someone out of your car and use this sound.
Credit: @kendallsreads on TikTok
‘Squabble Up’
How it’s being used: This sound is being used by creators in various types of content to add an upbeat, hype up style to their content.
How you can use it: You can use this sound across various type of content from fashion and lifestyle videos, to workout and dance trends.
Credit: @toddliubinskas on Instagram
‘Gun To Your Head’
How it’s being used: This sound is being used by creators to talk about a situation where you’ve had two options but didn’t like either of them.
How you can use it: Talk about a time where you have had 2 choices and couldn’t make a decision because you didn’t like either option.
Credit: @_diamondboi on TikTok
‘No More Excuses’
How it’s being used: Creators are using this sound to add a slower and more atmospheric vibe to their content.
How you can use it: You can use this sound in various types of content within your niche including, aesthetic montages, showing off your skincare routine, or your latest product.
Credit: @axlinag_ on Instagram
‘5 Year Plan’
How it’s being used: This sound is being used to add humour to a situation which someone has asked you something but you don’t have the answer or know what they are talking about.
How you can use it: Find a funny situation where someone has asked you a question but you don’t have the answer to it or you didn’t know what they were talking about.
Credit: @ry_sic on TikTok
Trending TikTok Songs and Trending Reels for November 25, 2024
‘Cry To Me’
How it’s being used: This sound is being used by creators to bring a sense of happiness and celebration to their content.
How you can use it: You can pair this song with B-Roll style content around you celebrating high energy or a big milestone within your niche.
Credit: @_health_with_bec on Instagram
‘God’s Plan’
How it’s being used: This sound is being used by creatos to talk vaguely about a situation where someone lied to you or did you wrong and you didn’t confront them and talk about how time eventually exposed them.
How you can use it: You can use this sound by lip syncing to lyrics and overlaying text “When you never had to call them out on their lies, because time did” you can relate this back to a situation that have experienced.
Credit: @itsemal.s on TikTok
‘Anaconda’
How it’s being used: This sound is using satire by female creators to highlight/critic the double standards of dating.
How you can use it: You can use this sound and pair it with a comedic double standard you have experienced in the dating life.
Credit: @chloebromage on Instagram
‘Meow’
How it’s being used: Creators are using this to talk almost exclusively about how couples only talk on average for 30 mins a week.
How you can use it: You can use this trend to show your reaction to this news and say “my reaction when I found out couples 30 mins a week” and add your own spin to this at the end.
Credit: @0emmamac on TikTok
‘Heat Waves’
How it’s being used: This sound is being used in slower-paced B-Roll style content that emphaszie aesthetic visuals, heartfelt moments or travel montages.
How you can use it: The emotional and mellow vibe of this song makes it perfect for story-telling, mood drive visuals and reflective content.
Credit: @dearandrea_ on Instagram
‘Stop It’
How it’s being used: Creators are using this as women to talk about something women have said or done that make you just want to scream.
How you can use it: Find a situation where you just want to scream at someone to stop doing or saying something and use this sound.
Credit: @janiefinds on TikTok
‘Fire For You’
How it’s being used: Creators are using this sound to showcase visually appealing moments. The upbeat tone adds versatility to the trend.
How you can use it: If you’re looking to join on the trend, this track is ideal for sequences with smooth transitions, light flares or sentimental captions enhancing it’s relatibility and engagement.
Credit: @genevavanderzeil on Instagram
‘Why Didn’t I Think Of That’
How it’s being used: This sound is being used to talk about something you found out/witnessed that’s a good idea.
How you can use it: Find a situation where you have been given an idea that is utterly genius and you’ve had the though “Why didn’t I think of that” and use this sound.
Credit: @juliaquang on TikTok
‘Seasons’
How it’s being used: This sound has gained popularity for it’s nostalgia and emotional vibe, making it a favourite for sotrytelling and aesthetic driven content.
How you can use it: You can use this to accompany visuals that reflect change, growth or reflective themes.
Credit:@lnc.studio on Insatgram
‘I Mean Sure’
How it’s being used: This sound is being used by creators to talk about something they simply can’t let go of.
How you can use it: You can talk about something that you simply cannot let go of. Example; getting weird energy from someone and starting to think they hate you.
Credit: @cass.spinelli on TikTok
Trending TikTok Songs and Trending Reels for November 18, 2024
‘Te Amo’
How it’s being used: Creators are using this sound to create high-energy and visually engaging content.
How you can use it: You can use this sound to mash-up lifestyle content, fashion trends and your favourite recipes to evoke a high-energy tone to your content.
Credit: @recipesbyvictoria on Instagram
‘Anchor’
How it’s being used: This trend is being used by creators to become vulnerable to their audience and share fears that their audience could relate to.
How you can use it: Use the format “when someone asked what your biggest is and you can’t tell *enter fear here* so just tell them *insert fake fear*”
Credit: @ninac428 on TikTok
‘Love Like This’
How it’s being used: Creators are using this sound for it’s vibrant and feel-good energy. It is often paired with videos that highlight joy, movement and connection.
How you can use it: This track resonates especially well with lifestyle, travel or party-themed content due to its rhythmic, uplifting beat.
Credit: @mura_boutique on Instagram
‘I’m Really Excited’
How it’s being used: This trend is all about talking about situations that you’re really excited about but something or someone comes along and ends up disappointing you.
How you can use it: Find a situation where you have been really excited and then when it finally came around, it ended up being really disappointing.
Credit: @k.t_parker on TikTok
‘Just Like Magic’
How it’s being used: This is a popular sound for it’s dreamy vibe for creators to focus on themes like celebrating achievements or showing off their creative work.
How you can use it: You can use this sound for stylish transitions or glow-up reels, emphasizing it’s “magical” and feel-good energy.
Credit: @nailxbymandy on Instagram
‘Do You Know Them?
How it’s being used: This trend is being used by creators in a humourous way to highlight situations that someone has embarrassed them but they are pretending they don’t actually know who they are.
How you can use it: Find a situation that you have been embarrassed by someone and you really wish you weren’t there or associated and have a laugh.
Credit: @jacquiealexander_ on Instagram
‘Jerk It Out’
How it’s being used: The sound’s popularity is rooted in its association with early 2000s nostalgia, often sparking content that celebrates throwback trends or highlights fun and carefree moments. It’s a go-to choice for creators looking to bring a sense of energy and fun to their videos
How you can use it: You can incorporate the track into lighthearted challenges, energetic lifestyle clips, or as a backdrop to amusing or creative moments, blending humour with its retro appeal
Credit: @getcrockd on Instagram
‘Thank GOD’
How it’s being used: Creators are using this trend with a humour twist to share something they have had an “unpopular” opinion on or something that they didn’t agree with.
How you can use it: Find a situation where someone has told you something and your initial thought is “THANK GOD” and use this sound.
Credit: @the247lyrics on TikTok
‘Hold On, I’m Comin’
How it’s being used: Creators are using this sound to add an energetic, vintage flair to their content.
How you can use it: You can use this sound in montages, inspirational posts, or messages about perseverance and support.
Credit: @_heartmedia on Instagram
’16 Carriages
How it’s being used: This trend is all about sharing frustrating situations that your audience can relate to and have a laugh about.
How you can use it: Find a situation that causes frustration and use this sound.
Credit: @itz_sokizzy on TikTok
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