13 Trending Songs on TikTok in June 2026 (+ How to Use Them)

I don’t know about you, but my earworms are pretty much exclusively trending songs from TikTok at this point. (Even the non-music sounds from TikTok tend to get stuck in my head, but I digress…)

The catchiness of these tunes is incredibly powerful for creators and brands on the social media platform to tap into, because not only do users remember the song; chances are, videos that featured the track will probably stick in their minds, too.

Beyond memorability, of course, is the algorithmic effect of being right on the cusp of a trending TikTok song. And who would say no to a little boost for the content they worked so hard on?

In this post, I’ll share the most viral songs and sounds on TikTok in June 2026 — and how to use them to boost your content.

Why trending TikTok sounds matter

Since you’re here, I probably don’t need to tell you that using a hot sound on TikTok can increase your chances of landing on the For You Page, especially if you’re early to the trend.

TikTok’s algorithm often prioritizes familiarity and repeatability, so when a song is on the rise, jumping on it can give your post more visibility.

For example, if I’m scrolling through my FYP and watch a video with a particular audio, the TikTok algorithm will likely test the waters with another video that uses the same sound a couple of videos later. The algorithm wants to understand exactly why I lingered on the first video. Was it the music?

If yes, boy, does the FYP have more where that came from.

The right TikTok sounds or songs can instantly set the tone, spark emotion, or cue a punchline for your audience, particularly if the sound, like many of the ones below, has been used in a specific way.

The songs or audio that rise to that level of virality that they become a moment in time for internet culture are the really special ones.

All that said: you don't need to spend hours scrolling to find the right audio for your next post. Here are the most popular TikTok songs and audio right now, updated in 2026. We’ll keep this list regularly updated, so do be sure to bookmark this page and come back if you need more inspiration!

How to find trending songs on TikTok

• Browse TikTok’s Creative Center: Visit the Creative Center to see top trending songs by region and time period (above). It’s TikTok’s built-in trend tracker for sounds, creators, and hashtags. Note: TikTok Creative Center trends is "Taking a short break. Back better and stronger in Q2."
• Use TikTok’s search bar: Search phrases like “viral sound” in the TikTok app, tap the Sounds tab, and scroll through the most-used tracks labeled popular.
• Get personalized recommendations from TikTok: When you upload a video, TikTok will suggest music that matches your content, a great shortcut for finding relevant sounds.
• Discover playlists curated by TikTok: Tap Add Music > Discover more sounds to browse playlists by genre, category, or what’s hot in your region.
• Check out Tokchart: Tokchart shows the fastest-rising TikTok sounds from the past 24 hours, updated in real time. You'll need a paid account to get all the details.
• Look for trending audio on Instagram: Instagram Reels often feature songs that cross over to TikTok. Tap the music icon in the Reels editor and check the Trending tab for current hits.

💡 Bonus tip: Always preview how a sound is being used. Tap the sound name on TikTok to watch example videos — this gives you the context you need to ride (or remix) the trend.

13 trending TikTok songs and sounds

Updated June 2026

1. The One That Got Away

The One That Got Away by Katy Perry is soundtracking one of TikTok’s funniest list trends right now. Creators are sharing their “top five horror movies,” except the titles are actually painfully relatable situations and niche fears presented as blockbuster film titles.

🎧 Get the song

2. original sound by ឱ សុភាវី

This sound features the lyric "the most alive I've ever been" from Olivia Rodrigo's 2026 chart-topping single, Drop Dead. Creators pair it with the text overlay “the most alive I’ve ever been” before sharing snapshots of life at its fullest, like travel adventures, milestone moments, time with friends, and memories they wish they could relive.

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3. original sound by chafterglow

The iconic Notting Hill quote, "I'm also just a girl, standing in front of a boy, asking him to love her," is being repurposed on TikTok with the text overlay "I'm also just a girl." Creators are pairing the audio with day-in-the-life clips and everyday moment photo dumps.

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4. original sound by nasatro

Creators are turning themselves and their friends into nostalgic video game loading screens. Using the original sound by nasatro, the trend taps into gaming nostalgia by recreating the look and feel of classic '90s and early 2000s titles. Those doing it well are creating actual works of art.

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5. Young, Dumb & Broke

This trend, using the song by Khalid, is telling the sweetest love stories — photos or videos of high school couples, followed by clips of them still together (often with their kids) years later. Proof that love is still alive.

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6. Everglades

Although this song is more emo-leaning, I’ve actually been seeing it pop up a lot alongside dirt biking, mountain biking, racing, and other adrenaline-fueled clips.

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7. Earrings

Even though Earrings by Malcolm Todd dropped back in 2024, TikTok clearly isn’t done with it yet. It's still showing up across fan edits, lip syncs, lyric reveals, and everyday lifestyle content.

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8. Cinderella

This song by Mac Miller (feat. Ty Dolla $ign) is still a go-to track on TikTok for couple content, text overlays, lip syncs, and fan edits.

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9. What's Up?

More than 30 years after its release, What’s Up? by 4 Non Blondes is trending thanks to an American Music Award nomination for Best Throwback Song. That iconic chorus still hits, which probably explains why it keeps making its way back onto our feeds.

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10. Sugar On My Tongue

Even a year after its breakout Sugar On My Tongue by Tyler, The Creator is still all over TikTok. The track’s fun, flirtatious energy makes it a natural fit for outfit reveals, lip syncs, and cheeky edits.

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11. It Ain't Over 'Til It's Over

The resurgence of this song may have been helped along by Kravitz himself, who shared a live performance of the song earlier this year. It’s one of those rare tracks that works with almost anything, so creators are showing up with the throwback.

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12. Motion Party

Motion Party by BossMan Dlow brings the high-energy you’d expect from a song with that title. One of the funniest trends using the track right now starts with “When I get in the car after my man,” followed by the reveal that the driver's seat is reclined so far back it looks like it belongs in another zip code.

⚠️ Contains expletives.

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13. Hey There Delilah

More than 20 years after its release, Hey There Delilah by Plain White T's is having another moment on TikTok. The resurgence may be linked to the band's sharing an interview about the story behind the song, which introduced a new generation of listeners to its heartfelt lyrics and long-distance love story.

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⚡Pro tip: For business use on TikTok, only use songs from TikTok’s Commercial Music Library or tracks you have a royalty-free/commercial license for. Using personal-use music in ads or branded content can get your videos muted or removed, so always double-check the license before posting.

Found a track for your next TikTok?

When you're creating content for your business or personal brand, staying on top of TikTok's audio trends can help you reach new audiences and keep your content fresh.

Start with one or two of the methods we discussed to find popular sounds, and don't forget to save your favorites for later.

If you've created a TikTok post with audio from this list, we'd love to see it. Tag @bufferapp on TikTok so we can find you!