While YouTube and Instagram are still great online platforms to spread the word when it comes to up-and-coming musicians, TikTok has been taking over quite a large portion of that area, especially when it comes to Gen Z audiences. Some anonymous cover artists really got the hang of it and are reaching millions of listeners globally with just basic smartphone video and a bedroom setting. Here are three TikTok covers that made it big and crossed the coveted 1M views milestone.

Ebony Loren with Stereo Hearts

Ebony is crushing it with this one, bringing her own personal touch to the original version by Gym Class Heroes and Maroon 5 lead singer Adam Levine. Her gentle voice and a simple guitar strumming pattern are all you need.

@ebonylorenmusic This song was stuck in my head last night #cover#voiceeffects ♬ original sound – ebonyloren

Sofia Camara with Favorite Crime

Sofia really gives it her all in this TikTok performance of Olivia Rodrigo’s hit song. The comments range from “MAGICAL” and “WOW” to “how is it possible to reach these notes without pain.” Kudus!

@sofiacamara I think I’m obsessed with this song #fyp #foryou #foryoupage #viral #music #singing #sing #song #love #cover #coversong #toronto #emotional ♬ original sound – Sofia Camara

Samii.rosee with Impossible

Whether you prefer the James Arthur version or you are more team Shontelle, there’s no way to deny how good samii.rosee’s TikTok version of the song is. The girl is literally singing this lying on her bedroom carpet! It’s as raw and heartfelt as it gets.

@samii.rosee song: impossible #foryou #foryoupage #singing #cover #music #piano ♬ original sound – sam

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There’s nothing like rolling your windows down and blasting music. Whether you’re listening on the radio, Spotify, YouTube, or TikTok, these songs are the songs of Summer 2021. Get ready to hear these songs all season long. Did your favorites make the list?

Olivia Rodrigo “good 4 u”

As soon as you hear this song, it will be stuck in your head. It’s a bit edgier than “drivers license” and it’s giving us total Kelly Clarkson and Avril Lavigne early ’00s vibes.

Silk Sonic “Leave the Door Open”

For smooth, retro vibes “Leave the Door Open” by Silk Sonic, the collaboration between Bruno Mars and Anderson .Paak, is your song.

BTS “Butter”

BTS is back at it again with another hit and while “Butter” sounds a bit like “Dynamite”, it’s still a song we’ll be blasting all summer long.

Doja Cat “Kiss Me More” ft. SZA

This song has a sick beat and it’s a great follow up to Doja Cat’s “Say So” and “Like That”. We can’t wait to listen to “Kiss Me More” on the dancefloor.

Ed Sheeran “Bad Habits”

Sheeran’s first single of the year was released last week and it sounds much different than his previous songs with more electronic and dance sounds and lots of bass.

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Over the past year, anything and everything has been about TikTok. Between food hacks, lifestyle aesthetics, beauty tricks, and fashion trends, TikTok has been the place we’ve turned to keep us up to date. One thing that’s been popping up all over the platform is music and while we’ve been introduced to some new songs, we’re being reintroduced to oldies that we forgot about. These are the most popular songs on TikTok and they’ll make you feel nostalgic.

“It’s Gonna Be Me” NSYNC

As soon as April ends, every year without fail NSYNC’s “It’s Gonna Be Me” becomes a hit. Last year Lance Bass created a dance challenge set to the song.

“Touch It” Busta Ryhmes

Busta Rhymes’ “Touch It” has had a number of remixes throughout the years—there were five popular versions and videos of the song with Mary J. Blige, Rah Digga, Missy Elliot, Lloyd Banks, Papoose, and DMX. Fifteen years later and the song is making a comeback.

“Rasputin” Boney M.

Rasputin was released back in 1978 and once you hear it, it will be stuck in your head. The combination of musical elements is different than anything we’re used to.

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While YouTube and Instagram are still great online platforms to spread the word when it comes to up-and-coming musicians, TikTok has been taking over quite a large portion of that area, especially when it comes to Gen Z audiences. Some anonymous cover artists really got the hang of it and are reaching millions of listeners globally with just basic smartphone video and a bedroom setting. Here are three TikTok covers that made it big and crossed the coveted 1M views milestone.

Ebony Loren with Stereo Hearts

Ebony is crushing it with this one, bringing her own personal touch to the original version by Gym Class Heroes and Maroon 5 lead singer Adam Levine. Her gentle voice and a simple guitar strumming pattern are all you need.

@ebonylorenmusic This song was stuck in my head last night #cover#voiceeffects ♬ original sound – ebonyloren

Sofia Camara with Favorite Crime

Sofia really gives it her all in this TikTok performance of Olivia Rodrigo’s hit song. The comments range from “MAGICAL” and “WOW” to “how is it possible to reach these notes without pain.” Kudus!

@sofiacamara I think I’m obsessed with this song #fyp #foryou #foryoupage #viral #music #singing #sing #song #love #cover #coversong #toronto #emotional ♬ original sound – Sofia Camara

Samii.rosee with Impossible

Whether you prefer the James Arthur version or you are more team Shontelle, there’s no way to deny how good samii.rosee’s TikTok version of the song is. The girl is literally singing this lying on her bedroom carpet! It’s as raw and heartfelt as it gets.

@samii.rosee song: impossible #foryou #foryoupage #singing #cover #music #piano ♬ original sound – sam

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There’s nothing like rolling your windows down and blasting music. Whether you’re listening on the radio, Spotify, YouTube, or TikTok, these songs are the songs of Summer 2021. Get ready to hear these songs all season long. Did your favorites make the list?

Olivia Rodrigo “good 4 u”

As soon as you hear this song, it will be stuck in your head. It’s a bit edgier than “drivers license” and it’s giving us total Kelly Clarkson and Avril Lavigne early ’00s vibes.

Silk Sonic “Leave the Door Open”

For smooth, retro vibes “Leave the Door Open” by Silk Sonic, the collaboration between Bruno Mars and Anderson .Paak, is your song.

BTS “Butter”

BTS is back at it again with another hit and while “Butter” sounds a bit like “Dynamite”, it’s still a song we’ll be blasting all summer long.

Doja Cat “Kiss Me More” ft. SZA

This song has a sick beat and it’s a great follow up to Doja Cat’s “Say So” and “Like That”. We can’t wait to listen to “Kiss Me More” on the dancefloor.

Ed Sheeran “Bad Habits”

Sheeran’s first single of the year was released last week and it sounds much different than his previous songs with more electronic and dance sounds and lots of bass.

The post Top 5 Songs Ruling the Summer appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Over the past year, anything and everything has been about TikTok. Between food hacks, lifestyle aesthetics, beauty tricks, and fashion trends, TikTok has been the place we’ve turned to keep us up to date. One thing that’s been popping up all over the platform is music and while we’ve been introduced to some new songs, we’re being reintroduced to oldies that we forgot about. These are the most popular songs on TikTok and they’ll make you feel nostalgic.

“It’s Gonna Be Me” NSYNC

As soon as April ends, every year without fail NSYNC’s “It’s Gonna Be Me” becomes a hit. Last year Lance Bass created a dance challenge set to the song.

“Touch It” Busta Ryhmes

Busta Rhymes’ “Touch It” has had a number of remixes throughout the years—there were five popular versions and videos of the song with Mary J. Blige, Rah Digga, Missy Elliot, Lloyd Banks, Papoose, and DMX. Fifteen years later and the song is making a comeback.

“Rasputin” Boney M.

Rasputin was released back in 1978 and once you hear it, it will be stuck in your head. The combination of musical elements is different than anything we’re used to.

The post TikTok is Making Old Songs Hip Again appeared first on toppoptoday.com.