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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 February 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. Very demure, very mindful, no?

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 February 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.
• 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 paiud 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 February 2026

1. FASHION ICON OUT JULY 24TH

This sound by ZØMB is the perfect accompaniment for a universal internet truth: Instagram vs. reality. Creators are using it to highlight the contrast between their polished public story (outfit on point, life together, main-character energy) and their private story (chaos, bad lighting, zero shame). It lands because it’s instantly relatable. Who doesn't love it when folks laugh at themselves?

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2. snowfall

This song by Øneheart and MaxGenetics has been a TikTok staple for a while. It’s the go-to sound for literal snowfall, yes, but creators also reach for it when they want their videos to be emotive. This track really does some heavy lifting on that front.

✔️ Approved for business use.

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(I'm not crying; you're crying.)

3. Original sound by Ulazzo

Creators are using a CapCut template paired with the “allow me to reintroduce myself” sound to do a quick, visual reintro: their name, then five or six sharp descriptors. It's always a good idea to authentically connect with any new followers you may have — this fun format works anytime.

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4. Cycle Syncing Frequency

This song by Still Haven sits firmly in the nervous-system-reset corner of TikTok and reels. It’s a slow, ambient, almost meditative track that creators are using as background audio.

Did you know? Cycle-syncing music uses specific sound frequencies, tempos, and binaural beats (typically 0.5–30 Hz, such as Theta or Delta waves) which is said to support hormonal balance, reduce PMS symptoms, and match energy levels across the four phases of the menstrual cycle. I'm guessing that's why this song was created in the first place.

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5. Stuck In The Middle

Stuck In The Middle by TÁI is the unofficial anthem of the Time Warp Scan era. That slow build accompanies the filter's blue line as it freezes, stretches, and distorts creators' faces. The weirder it gets, the better it lands.

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6. Trap Queen

Trap Queen by Fetty Wap is doing what it always does: circling back and pulling everyone straight into twenty-teen nostalgia. I’m seeing it used for throwback dances, very intentional 2010s moves, and "I can't believe we actually did that"
makeup tutorials.

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7. I got like hella money

"I got like hella money" is TikTok’s favorite new (self-depracating) flex. The joke is simple: Act as if you come from generational wealth, then reveal the much less grand reason you feel rich. Like a $5 refund or a Venmo notification. Bonus points if you add in the silly dance, too.

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8. The Keeper

Bonobo's song is one of those versatile tracks that fit pretty much anything, from travel montages to creative process clips, solo walks, tutorials, recipes, and more.

📣 Quick shoutout: Sorry, can't help myself. Do yourself a favor and have a listen to some more Bonobo tracks. I have quite a few of them on my work/focus playlists; magnifique!

✔️ Approved for business use.

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9. Snow Day

Snow Day by Tabitha Meeks is a perfect example of right song, right name, right moment. With winter weather sweeping across the U.S. and much of the Northern Hemisphere, this track slid effortlessly into feeds soundtracking literal snow days.

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10. Wishing Remix

The "shawty this gon be” trend is pulled straight from the lyrics of Wishing Remix by DJ Drama (feat. Chris Brown, Fabolous, Trey Songz, Jhené Aiko, and Tory Lanez), and creators are using it in carousels in this format:

Slide one hits with the text overlay: “shawty this gon be.”
Slide two finishes the thought: “your favorite.”
Slide three is the payoff — a description of themselves (height, build, nationality, vibe, personality, niche, you name it).

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11. iloveitiloveitiloveit

Bella Kay's song is the sound for those complex, chaotic relationships. Creators are lifting the lyrics straight into text overlays — “I love it when we fight and I like it when you’re mean / We don’t have to get into what that says about me”. Some are even calling it the “crashout song of the century,” which honestly tracks.

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12. I Don't Just Talk I Do It

"Talk less, move more." With those lyrics, it's little wonder Warren Macoo's song is perfect for creators who share their workouts. If your TikTok algorithm features anything exercise related, chances are you've heard this track.

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13. MUCHO FRIO

MUCHO FRIO by DJ KEI perfectly matches what’s happening on screen. Translation: “Mucho frío” means “very cold” in Spanish. Say no more. Creators are pairing the audio with the snowy scenes across the U.S. right now.

✔️ Approved for business use.

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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!

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