This 2000s hit worked for a new trend that emerged in quarantine where participants used the song intro to hop into something they probably shouldn’t do. “Where Is The Love?” – Black Eyed PeasĢ003 called and said we could take the Black Eyed Peas and their Elephunk track “Where Is The Love?” into the 2020s. Nickelback’s track got mixed with 21 Savage and Post Malone‘s version of “ Rockstar” to deliver a set of excellent dancing memes that are peak 2021. Alongside that 2005 hit, “Rockstar” is also alive and well on the TikTok song circulation. After all, “Photograph” recently got its own Google commercial featuring the band for its never-ending pop culture moment. From fit checks to viral jokes and daily meal prep sessions, this funky 2007 hit from Oracular Spectacular won’t be leaving playlists anytime soon. TikTok will certainly not let this indie band go by the wayside as this song has the perfect vibes to fit any video content.
“Electric Feel” – MGMTĪs soon as MGMT dropped that “Ooh girl” with that little bassline part, the world became hooked. Now, a whole new generation is rocking out to this angsty OG pop-punk anthem. This particular challenge launched the song to go certified platinum almost two decades after its original release. When families were stuck at home in quarantine, siblings, parents and other relatives recreated old family photos for the overwhelmingly cute, wholesome and funny #ImJustAKid challenge. “I’m Just A Kid” – Simple PlanĪ new generation of kids will know the beauty of Simple Plan and their most recognizable hit “I’m Just A Kid,” thanks to the trend that took TikTok by storm in the spring of 2020. For many people across the globe, the song’s first word, “somebody,” strikes a visceral reaction in listeners, similar to when emo kids hear the G note.
There are also Auto-Tuned renditions of “All Star” that many people use for their most chaotic videos. Remember what we said about sea shanties growing in popularity at the beginning of 2021? This creator turned the famous track into one perfect for the open ocean. Smash Mouth‘s “All Star,” which wasn’t specifically made for the 2001 film, is seemingly “ unkillable.” It was a hit on the radio, on YouTube, on comedy shows as a punchline, all the way to now, where it permeates TikToks.
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“All Star” – Smash MouthĮven if you’ve never seen a single movie from the Shrek franchise, chances are you know this song (and meme). Here are 10 alternative songs from the early 2000s that won’t go out of style anytime soon thanks to TikTok and its users. Read more: 10 hidden tracks from the ’90s that you definitely shouldn’t skip over With TikTok being the gatekeeper for cool trends, new recipes and now even sea shanties (quarantine, you know?), it only makes sense that it can bring life to old songs again by sharing them with new generations and making us older folks blissfully nostalgic. In particular, these songs become glorified by TikTok and earn a timeless status in different video trends and viral sensations. Though it’s 2021 and there’s new music being put out daily, there are some older alternative songs we can’t part with.
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