The 5 latest TikTok hits

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New songs trend on TikTok every day.


Using popular songs as background music will increase the chances of your video being seen by more people.

Here are five of TikTok's latest hits.

1. Chiguhagu/THE SUPER FRUIT
Reference: THE SUPER FRUIT – Chiguhagu [Official Music Video]


"Chighug" is a song by THE SUPER FRUIT, a male idol group that just began full-scale activities in 2022.

As soon as the song was released on music design directors managers email lists distribution services, it became a hit on TikTok, and it has become a big hit, with celebrities such as Shiraishi Mai using it as background music for their posted videos.


Many videos of Chiguhagu dancing to the chorus music are posted, along with the dance moves seen in the music video.

2. Sign of Love/PUFFY
Reference: Mori Nana Sign of Love Music Video


It's not just recent songs that are popular on TikTok.

"Ai no Shirushi" was PUFFY's sixth single, released in 1998, and was written over 20 years ago.

The dance is characterized by marching along to the intro.


It has also become a hot topic after actress and singer Mori Nana covered the song, and the video of her dancing to it has garnered around 400,000 likes.

In this way, the nostalgic genre has become a timeless hit on TikTok.

3. New Age/Ado
Reference: [Ado] New Era (Uta from ONE PIECE FILM RED)


Ado is one of the singers who has many songs going viral on TikTok.


Shin Jidai is also the theme song for the movie "ONE PIECE FILM RED," and songs that start with "Let's go, new world" are notable for being catchy.

It was often used by TikTok users in videos such as "I tried singing."

4. Edison/Wednesday Campanella
Reference: Wednesday Campanella "Edison"


Wednesday Campanella's "Edison" is the first song released after the departure of the original vocalist KOM_I and the addition of Utaha as the second vocalist.


The song has attracted attention with catchy lyrics such as "If you have time to dance, invent something."

The song has become so popular because it has a comical feel that is typical of Wednesday Campanella and makes you want to sing along.

In addition to dance and singing cover videos, it is also used in a variety of videos, including parody lyrics.