The Best TikTok Songs of 2021: Songs That went Viral on TikTok

Check TikTok to see if there is a song you heard. Buss It and I Am are two of the most popular songs on TikTok in 2021, but there are many more.

 

1. ‘The Feels’ appears twice in this passage.

Twice, a nine-piece girl group from South Korea has a lot of energy and exciting dance movements even by K-pop standards. The group’s first English-language single, “The Feels,” was a commercial success. “Boy, I know, I know you had the emotions,” one of the year’s best choruses, will be stuck in your brain all day. —K.K.

 

2. City Girls’s “Twerkulator”

It was the perfect song for this summer’s vax season because it had a high-energy, loud sound that made you want to dance. Besides a few leaks, the song didn’t come out until 2021. It was released before the City Girls’ new album, City on Lock, in 2020 because the song “Planet Rock” and “The Percolator” are two of the most famous dance samples of all time. However, the song’s infectious groove and the loud, braggadocio charms of JT and Yung Miami demonstrated that it was really “time for the Twerkulator” when it was released.

 

3. Pop Smoke and Dua Lipa’s “Demeanor”

Although Faith’s second posthumous album, Shoot for the Stars, Aim for the Moon, can not compare to its predecessor, “Demeanor,” it does have an interesting moment. The song’s producer, Mantra, used disco-pop sounds and a guitar sounding like that of Nile Rodgers. A little bit of humor is added to the song by Dua Lipa’s performance. ‘My demeanor is crueler than yours,’ declares Dua Lipa. In addition, Pop Smoke sings, “I’m off the perky geekin’.” If he’d lived long enough, he’d have achieved the kind of fame that this song reminds you he should have had. Magdalena Bay, sometimes known as Magdalena Bay, is a female celebrity. “You lost,” they remark.

 

4. “Rosario” is a product of Epik High, which CL and ZICO also attended.

K-pop veterans will have to set the tone for the genre’s future! Moreover as part of their 10th album’s “Rosario,” Epik High hooks up with CL, rapper Zico, and other musicians to create a song that has more musical complexity than typical K-pop singles. Three K-pop singers discuss the importance of setting the bar high for other artists to follow, all while accompanied by a light trap beat and flamenco-style guitar. “Out of my way!” CL sings in the chorus. ‘I’m a legend,’ she declares.'” Pay attention to this new artist. —T.C.

 

5. “Volv” is a duet between Aventura and Bad Bunny.

Their relationship has had many ups and downs throughout the years. When Bad Bunny enters “Volv,” they drop a stinging bachatón beat, which stunned the internet. With his baritone, he sounds easygoing and relaxed. It is hoped that there will be more collaborations between him and Romeo Santo in the future. Finally, they do a few seconds of lightning-fast perico ripia at the finish. —J.L.

 

6. ‘The Mama of the Mamas,’ ‘El Alfa’

” When Dominican singers El Alfa and El Cherry Scom work with rapper CJ on “La Mama de La Mama,” they make a silly and happy song that everyone loves. “Dembow” is a great example of the Dominican music genre’s fast-paced dembow, which features El Alfa’s loose and carefree style in it. First, you’ll laugh at his terrible falsetto. Then, you’ll listen to the song 20 times in a row because it’s so exciting.

 

7. ‘Rumba,’ by the Colombian singer Maluma (Pure Oro Anthem)

It has been however difficult for Maluma’s songs to compete with his popularity at times, even if his songs are generally excellent. Assisting in balancing the scales, “Rumba (Puro Oro Anthem)” is an inspiring piece of music. It was a crazy, champagne-drenched “rumba loca” party that lasted till the sun came up last time. In addition to paying honor to the party, this song serves as an invitation to the next one. Using pop-reggaeton instruments, Maluma showcases his talents in this song. He glides effortlessly over a snaking guitar riff and a drum beat that swings boom, boom, boom, boom. However, this increased sexiness serves as a disguise for a more serious message. Maluma sings in Spanish about the chaotic party that resulted in what happened. We should acquire a second one because it’s so ridiculous. —E.L.

 

8. ‘Solar Power,’ by Lorde, is the source of this visual representation.

This summer, “Solar Power” will be explicitly one of the most talked-about songs in pop music. Indeed, thanks to its warm instrumentals and witty, endearing lyrics. They are significantly all delivered by one of music’s most talked-about singers. “Letting It All Hang” is just too short for a song that was heavily influenced by Primal Scream & George Michael’s “Freedom! ’90.” Just nit-picking, the only thing I could think of. The song “Solar Power” should be played all year round, regardless of the weather. —J.B.

Consequently, Wizkid had a very successful year in 2021. When Justin Bieber and Tems duet on a remix of his song “Essence,” it gained worldwide popularity. The song’s enticing beat and exquisite vocals create an atmosphere of longing, desire, and love. This makes it a breeze to listen to throughout the year.

 

9. ‘Wilder Days’ by Morgan Wade

Anyone who has somehow heard Blue Ridge Mountain-bred musician Morgan Wade’s debut track more than once has undoubtedly spent the greater part of the last year shrieking to themselves, “You said you detest the smell of cigarette smoke!” Apart from delivering the year’s most tempting country-rock chorus, Wade’s debut song, which included a subtle tribute to Guy Clark’s “Desperadoes Waiting on a Train,” established Wade as an evocative storyteller: The narrator is so taken with someone that they develop an unhealthy yearning for prior incarnations of their love affair they never met. “Why don’t you show me?” Wade sings. —J.A.B.

 

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