TikTok’s Hot Music Hits: The Latest Viral Sensations

LOS ANGELES, CA — As TikTok continues to dominate social media, a fresh rotation of viral hits has emerged, captivating users everywhere. Among the current top tracks are classics and newer releases that spark creativity in dance challenges and lip-syncing. Highlights include iconic tunes and modern twists that connect past and present.

Prominent in this trend is Drake‘s latest single, “Nokia,” from his album “$ome $exy $ongs 4 U.” The track has quickly climbed to the top of the charts and is accompanied by a striking black-and-white music video. Collaborator Latto, who joined Drake on last year’s “Housekeeping Knows,” enthusiastically supports the single’s success.

Doechii has also made headlines with her revamped version of “Anxiety,” initially released on YouTube in 2019. The fresh take on the classic Gotye hit “Somebody That I Used to Know” gained traction after being featured in a TikTok dance alongside “Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” alum. The collaboration infuses new life into the song and highlights Doechii’s influence as an emerging artist.

Another classic making waves is Janet Jackson‘s 2001 hit, “Someone to Call My Lover,” receiving newfound attention through creative TikTok dance covers. With its upbeat, springtime vibe, the track has inspired an array of content that showcases Jackson’s enduring legacy in pop culture.

Rapper Playboi Carti‘s “EVIL J0RDAN” continues to energize fans following the release of his third studio album, “Music.” The single resonates with audiences, fitting perfectly into TikTok’s energetic formatting, encouraging users to express themselves through lively video content.

Ravyn Lenae is also gaining popularity with her indie rock-influenced track “Love Me Not.” As she embarks on her nationwide tour, the single serves as a teaser for what’s to come, notably positioning her for a spot on the Short ‘n Sweet Tour alongside Sabrina Carpenter.

As TikTok shapes the way songs are discovered and consumed, these tracks symbolize the evolving musical landscape of 2025, blending nostalgia with innovation. This cyclical nature of music, where new artists reinterpret past hits while rising through social media, continues to redefine the industry.