TikTok Trending- July Edition
July was a big month for TikTok, with a plethora of trends. Check them out here:
Songs:
Marry Me
This song can be used for a lot, but most typically users show themselves with someone and then covering up their face for dancing. Not sure why, but judging by its 1 million videos that use the sound, we would have to agree that it is quite catchy!
Street Fashion Game
If you’re not on Chinese street fashion TikTok yet, you should be! This sound is mostly used to showcase Chinese street fashion in slow motion, but also has videos of people walking in slow motion. With 524,000 videos using the sound, the creativity is endless.
Then Leave-
This sound was initially used as a dance challenge, and while many still use it that way, it has also expanded to be in 2 million videos with all kinds of content!
Trends:
To be so young and successful (stop complaining)
@suexrose My hubby said if I get to 500k followers at the end of July we’ll try for baby # 3. HELP ME OUT ##fyp ##momsoftiktok ##couplegoals ##cutebaby
♬ stop complaining – vaioriise
This trend shows people’s attributes/ characteristics, circumstances that make them successful, then the “but what about me” part of the song shows something that would negate everything they just said about being successful. Its success lies in its relatability via meme formats, a crowd favorite.
I need a bad bleep, Addison Rae
@murphhhhhh ??✨I need a bad bleep ? uh Addison Rae ✨ lil shorty the baddest ✨ uh ya she got her way✨??
♬ original sound – murphhhhhh
This trend is based on a video of Addison Rae posted reading lyrics of a song called Addison Rae, by The Kid Laroi in which she says “bleep” instead of a swear word used in the song. People say this phrase to mock her cheekily.
Paradise spin off- original sounds whorashid
@kathkam it’s the swim shorts for me ? ##greenscreen
♬ original sound – whosrashid
This personal favorite mimics the older Paradise trend, but instead it shows the reality which is vastly different than what is expected.
When I look At You
@annacamden Unexpected blessings❤️ ##brothers ##family ##Cottagecore ##greenscreen ##greenscreenvideo
♬ When I Look At You – harmonioustracks
This song originally by Miley Cyrus from 2010 has recently made a comeback for this challenge. It typically shows a text conversation with someone about telling someone an announcement. It then shows a series of pictures that show the happiness that that announcement brought you.
Facetime Prank
@davienjgarcia He really thought it was real ???##fyp ##facetimeprank ##beetle ##greenscreensticker ##comedy ##BBQ ##BBQPIT
♬ original sound – davienjgarcia
This trend pretends to show someone (usually a little funny-looking) and asks someone else to help “their friend’s dad who is new in town find a place to eat.” It shows the sometimes funny and sometimes wholesome of their reactions. The hashtag #facetimeprank has an impressive 53.9 million views!
Get someone to pretend to fall
@jaden_pink_green Prank on my mom?? ##prank ##foryou ##xyzbca ##dontletthisflop
♬ original sound – jaden_pink_green
This challenge is one that is fairly new but sure to take off. It shows users calling someone because “the cops pulled me over for speeding and I told them it was because I said you fell and they’re following me, can you pretend to fall so that when I get home they see?” Then shows the hilarious results.
Somewhere only we know (show someone who saved your life)
@dancingrosemary56 ##greenscreen ##somewhereonlyweknow ##fyp ##viral ?
♬ Somewhere only we know – meganproxy
In the wholesome/ sad/ heartwarming side of TikTok, exists the Somewhere Only We Know trend. The trend which has 136,400 videos, allows users to show people who have saved their lives.
Robbery- juice WRLD
@hannahhevanss My fame was short lived. @katwoooood
♬ Robbery Juice WRLD – csellyyy
This trend using this sound shows people purposefully falling into a pool when something bad happens to them.
Challenges:
Famous (I’m the One)
@maliik32 This better not flop? @deeeee210 ##funny ##comedy ##fyp ##viral ##makemefamous ##foryoupage ##fypage ##trending ##share ##trend
♬ original sound – brooke3297
In this challenge, women dress as their boyfriends/ brothers/ dads and then when the woman vocals of the song begins, their boyfriend/ brother or dad come out wearing women’s clothes. The challenge using the sound racked up an impressive 840,000 videos because its fun and easy to replicate.
Rags2Riches Challenge
@noahbeck just WAIT for the end lmaooo @qgriggs @brycehall
♬ Rags2Riches (feat. ATR Son Son) – Rod Wave
This challenge is a dance challenge that’s easy to replicate, and TikTok LOVES dance challenges, which helped get this song a super impressive 3.2 million videos!
#HotSeat
@krisondra Bad thang ❤️ ##badthingchallenge ##fashionedit ##hotseatchallenge ##fyp ##hotseat ##transition ##twooptions
♬ #HotSeat – billies.baby
TikTok loves a good transformation challenge. Easy to replicate but requires some flawless transitions, 236,000 videos use this sound
Tap In
@officialsaweetie HA HAAA! 1xxxx speed for a hatin heaux!! ? ##tapinchallenge ##tapin ?
♬ Tap In – Saweetie
This cheeky, female-sang sound was practically made for a TikTok challenge, with dance moves that replicate the lyrics. Videos of users doing this dance challenge totals 1.6 million.
In This Shirt (I am Lost)
@lonelyobjects i wonder what that kickball thinks about everyday…. ##funnyjoke ##iamlost ##iamlostchallenge ##funnymeme ##viral ##xybca ##funnyjokes ##meme
♬ In This Shirt – The Irrepressibles
This sound used in 150,000 videos can be used for a variety of different kinds of content. A TikTok favorite is using it as a meme format of something that someone might lose with the eyes and lips of the user saying “I am lost” acting as the object.
Make It Stop
@iceytsizi and that’s on losing 40 pounds within 2 months ?
♬ I am at ur moms house – elizabeth_chetwynd
This trend uses a song from Teen Beach Movie in 2011 and is used to tell unique and/or scary stories. There are so addicting to watch and so many people with interesting stories that there are 250,000 videos using this song.
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