Interestingly, these aren’t the most famous tracks everyday users can use on (non-commercial) TikTok videos. SpongeBob Tomfoolery – Dante9k Remix – Dante9k (5.64 million mum cooks 😂.

Steven Universe – L.Dre (5.64 million videos).

No Idea – Don Toliver (7.68 million videos).

Monkeys Spinning Monkeys – Kevin MacLeod (8.07 million videos).

They base their list on the number of videos people have created with each track in the US. RouteNote has collated the most used TikTok tracks in the US as of February 2022.

But the platform does provide a solution for brands wanting to use commercial music in their videos, in the form of TikTok’s royalty-free music library, an online database of free-to-use TikTok commercial music.

It turns out that music on TikTok is a relatively complex issue. So how can TikTok’s young creators get away with using songs from popular recording artists without threats of massive copyright suits? And if they can use these tunes in their videos, can you include them in your TikTok ads? TikTok’s Royalty-Free Music Library may be the solution to your concerns. With nearly every TikTok video containing music, often contemporary popular songs you’d stream or hear on the radio, you might easily believe that there is some form of a musical free-for-all on the platform.

Download royalty free library music