On Thursday (Sept. 14), TikTok and Billboard announced the TikTok Billboard Top 50 chart — a new weekly chart that will track the most popular songs on the platform in the U.S. The chart is availab…
chart for songs on TikTok. The chart is based on a combination of creations, video views and user engagement by the U.S. TikTok community. And the first artist to claim the No. 1 spot is SexyyRed with “SkeeYee.” I mean, who can resist the goodwill bring you the verified list of the hottest songs on TikTok by monitoring music discovery and engagement on the platform in the United States.
This week Doja lands at No. 2 with “Paint the Town Red,” thanks to some quick feet and devil horns. And Taylor Swift’sFor a full look at the TikTok Billboard Top 50, check in the app or on Billboard.com. Happy liking and posting, and we’ll see you on the charts.
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