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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
Trending TikTok Songs and Trending Reels for November 11, 2024
‘No Lie’
How it’s being used: This sound is being used in posts that highlight aesthetic shots or emotional storytelling, providing a background that enhances the visual impact without overpowering it
How you can use it: This sound is popular for its romantic and laid-back vibe, making it ideal for content like scenic travel videos, fashion lookbooks, or moments where creators want to set a reflective or captivating mood
Credit: @wildchild_eatery on Instagram
‘Restructure That Sentence’
How it’s being used: Creators are using this sound to show the humourous side of using ChatGPT or AI tools to enhance their content.
How you can use it: Are you a Social Media Manager who uses ChatGPT to enhance your content? Try out this trending!
Credit: @apntech.eth on TikTok
‘November’
How it’s being used: Creators are using this sound to capture seasonal content, focusing on the aesthetic and emotional aspects of the fall season.
How you can use it: Using it helps convey a specific mood—typically one that aligns with lifestyle content, from quiet mornings to scenic views, making it a popular choice for creators seeking an intimate or nostalgic tone in their reels.
Credit: @lizkaeber & @christinkaeber on Instagram
‘We Are Not The Same Person’
How it’s being used: This early trend is being used by creators their colleagues where roles are often mistaken for the same role.
How you can use it: Find a colleague with a similar role that people often mistake yours for, and join in on the trend!
Credit: @roysdigitalmedia on TikTok
‘CIRCUS x SWEET DREAMS’
How it’s being used: This remix is especially popular for content where creators aim to grab viewers’ attention with bold visuals, big reveals, or fast-paced editing.
How you can use it: This mashup is commonly used for dramatic, stylish, or edgy content, making it a go-to for Halloween-themed videos, fashion showcases, and striking transition reels.
Credit: @studio.minc.official on Instagram
‘Dramatic Sad Violin’
How it’s being used: Creators are using this sound to pretend to be someone else to show something they want but accidentally flipping the camera around revealing that it is really them.
How you can use it: Act as if you’re showing someone else or something they desire, only to unexpectedly turn the camera back on yourself, revealing it was you all along.
Credit: @kmdonovan11 on TikTok
‘Blissville’
How it’s being used: This sound is being used by creators to enhance visually serene and uplifting content, often drawing on the track’s calming, ambient tones
How you can use it: This sound, a blend of electronic, downtempo, and ambient music, is popular in the wellness and mindfulness niches, aligning well with content centred around peaceful scenes, travel, nature, and personal growth.
Credit: @supercalla_private on Instagram
‘I Didn’t Hear That’
How it’s being used: This sound is being used by creators to highlight humorous situations where they are pretending they didn’t hear something that they definitely should have not heard.
How you can use it: Find a funny situation where you have overheard something you shouldn’t have and used this sound.
Credit: @vibinwit.a on TikTok
‘Go Get It!’
How it’s being used: This audio, filled with energy, typically accompanies reels with messages about pursuing dreams, setting goals, or working toward success
How you can use it: Pair this sound with visuals like fitness routines, productive workdays, or snapshots of creators sharing tips on entrepreneurship and growth.
Credit: @lucyjanevining on Instagram
‘Ranking Random Flavours’
How it’s being used: Creators are using this sound to show situations they finally got something they desired or spent a long time doing and an unexpected ending.
How you can use it: Talk about how you finally get a boyfriend/girlfriend and then during the “wtf” part mention something you weren’t expecting.
Credit: @glambyflo on TikTok
Trending TikTok Songs and Trending Reels for November 4, 2024
‘All Night Long’
How it’s being used: Creators use it to add an ethereal, emotional feel to content that often showcases beautiful visuals, major transitions, or dramatic moments
How you can use it: It fits especially well with themes of nostalgia, life reflections, or celebratory occasions, adding a cinematic, uplifting quality to videos.
Credit: @alexkyddphoto on Instagram
‘All I Want For Christmas’
How it’s being used: This is a holiday staple, re-emerging each year with users playfully marking the start of the Christmas season.
How you can use it: The trend often begins on November 1, symbolized by Mariah Carey’s unofficial “defrosting” as people eagerly welcome the holiday season. TikTok users pair the song with clips that show them transitioning their decor from fall to winter, unveiling Christmas decorations, or humorously embracing the holiday spirit by “officially” starting Christmas early.
Credit: @annaxsitar on TikTok
‘Incredible’
How it’s being used: This sound is often used for upbeat and visually captivating videos, like travel clips, dynamic fashion shots, or inspiring fitness moments.
How you can use it: It brings a high-energy vibe, making it ideal for reels that highlight exciting or fun experiences without necessarily diving into deeper themes. The remix’s vibrant beat adds a stylish, cool touch to quick transitions and visually engaging scenes.
Credit: @mums_style_diary on Instagram
‘When The Sun Goes Down’
How it’s being used: This sound is being used by creators in a funny way to laugh at things that would get them “murdered”
How you can use it: Find something funny that you think could sloe you down if you were getting chased by a serial killer and use this sound.
Credit: @merlebackes on TIkTok
‘Såo Paulo’
How it’s being used: Creators are using the song’s vibe to show visually appealing moments or high-energy transitions
How you can use it: You can use this sound to leverage the sultry and intense beat to add flair to fashion reveals, nightlife clips, or quick cuts between high-contrast scenes.
Credit: @kaylaaeather on Instagram
‘NAME HERE’
How it’s being used: Creators are using this sound to highlight relatable life moments in a light-hearted, often aesthetic way. This trend works well with clips of daily routines, beauty tips, wellness practices, or home organization
How you can use it: You can use this sound to showcase morning rituals, skincare steps, or snippets of their workspace while overlaying humorous or self-aware text that reflects a “so true” realization about these activities
Credit: @janniklsr on TikTok
‘3 2 1’
How it’s being used: This trend encourages a lighthearted and fun expression of personal stories and interests
How you can use it: It’s an engaging way to share product transformations, quick tutorials, or to simply add flair to personal moments. The countdown effect resonates because of the element of surprise it creates, making viewers eager to see what’s coming next.
Credit: @harrisfarmmarkets on Instagram
‘Money Talks’
How it’s being used: Creators are using this sound to highlight situations they think are funny where they have spent money and felt a certain way.
How you can use it: This trend is all about having a laugh about something that you spend money on but probably shouldn’t
Credit: @booktowngirl on TikTok
‘Feel’
How it’s being used: Users are often sharing moments that encapsulate feelings of joy, nostalgia, and connection, making it a perfect backdrop for visuals of gatherings, nature, and personal reflections
How you can use it: The upbeat and melodic nature of the track complements a wide array of lifestyle content, from day-in-the-life videos to scenic travel clips, allowing creators to express their emotions and experiences through relatable themes
Credit: @aurelia.build on TikTok
‘One Day’
How it’s being used: This trend is all about highlighting funny moments you thought you’d achieve something but just haven’t yet.
How you can use it: Find a funny moment where you thought you have something by this point in your life but don’t.
Credit: @aurelia.build on TikTok
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Trending TikTok Songs and Trending Reels for October 28, 2024
‘Time and Trust’
How it’s being used: Creators are using this to a soulful atmospheric layer to their content that reflects intimate or meaningful moments.
How you can use it: You can use this by showing you and your partner enjoying quality time, scenic shots with a reflective mood, or a calming environment you promote for your clients.
Credit: @tannierose on Instagram
‘You Met Him In February’
How it’s being used: Creators are using this humourous clip from Judge Judy to poke fun around rushed decisions, or funny/embarrassing situations where they’ve jumped into something prematurely; from relationships to new jobs or even questionable purchases.
How you can use it: Ever remember a situation and look back laughing knowing you should’ve known better? Use this sound and relate to your audience!
Credit: @naomirenatta on TikTok
‘Out Of The Picture’
How it’s being used: Creators are using this sound for aesthetic visuals and mood-setting shots. The calm vibe adds a cozy and emotional depth to everyday moments.
How you can use it: You can pair this is scenes of relaxing moments, solo adventures, your latest pieces of art or even cozy, rainy day vibes.
Credit: @textures.by.jess on Instagram
‘None Of It Is True’
How it’s being used: This trend is being used by creators to relate their audience to highlight funny moments where maybe they’ve spent money where they shouldn’t have, or been impulsive.
How you can use it: Find a situation where an accusation has been made, that is very obvious it is true but is also hilarious and use this sound.
Credit: @pxulinemxrie on TikTok
‘Good Thing Going’
How it’s being used: This is being used by creators as a light-hearted backing tracking to emphasize positive moments, self-care or small personal wins.
How you can use it: You can use this for lifestyle content, everyday joys and overall feel-good, vibrant content.
Credit: @home.style.by.tiff on Instagram
‘NOOOO’
How it’s being used: This is being used as a comedic staple on TikTok right now. This sound highlights expected misfortune or frustration and reacting to minor inconveniences.
How you can use it: You can use this sound to express frustration that people within your niche audience can relate to.
Credit: @itsellerzz on TikTok
‘Spooky Fun Halloween’
How it’s being used: This is being used by creators to show off the fun they are having with Halloween coming up!
How you can use it: I think this one speaks for itself! Get into the Halloween spirit, and create some spooky content.
Credit: @cakedbyrach on Instagram
‘You and I Both Know’
How it’s being used: This sound is being used on TikTok to highlight situations that are funny that you know and nobody else knows.
How you can use it: E.g. You can use this to show off, behind-the-scenes content, what the work actually looks like. etc.
Credit: @influicity on TikTok
‘All Night Long’
How it’s being used: This sound is currently popular with creators focusing on stylish, and vibe-centric content. The audio lends itself to scenes that emphasize aesthetic visuals.
How you can use it: You can use this sound in montages of landscapes, fashion looks or lifestyle moments.
Credit: @witcheryfashion on Instagram
‘It Is Getting Out Of Hand Now’
How it’s being used: This trend is being used to humorously talk about things that “unhealthy” people do that you don’t always agree with.
How you can use it: Find a situation that can be deemed as funny that your audience could agree with.
Credit: @ayah.zeid on TikTok
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