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From “Stop the Wedding” to “I Feel Like Nicole”: Sounds Taking Over TikTok This Week

What happens when a trending sound outgrows the video it came from? These three sound creators are finding plenty of other ways to make it work.

21 September 2026 0 Views

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TL;DR

Trends
Audio TikTok trends.
Views
Overall, videos hit 1M+ views.
Why It Works
The audio creates the connection, so creators don’t need footage that matches its original meaning.
Use It When
You have existing footage that can be timed to a strong moment in the sound.

What is this trend

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A trending sound doesn’t always need a matching video. Sometimes, it just needs a beat that works.

That’s what's happening with ADÉLA’s “Nicole Kidman,” Ashe’s “Stop The Wedding!,” and Proyecto Uno’s “Tiburon.” They’ve moved from their original context into videos about tattoos, tennis, weddings, soccer, fashion, celebrity, gossip, and even self-promo.

Basically, creators are taking whatever is already in their camera roll and finding a part of the sound that works with it.

While they started in very different places, all three are now being used across video with little to no connection to their original context. Here are the three sounds that stood out this week:

  • “I Feel Like Nicole” Sound

Nicole Kidman by ADÉLA went viral through a dance choreography, but the sound already traveled pretty far from its starting point. The sound shows up on a tattoo reveal, an Emmy’s post, and a fan edit.

Views 681.5K Shares 4.1K Likes 82.4K

There isn’t much connecting those videos on the surface, but they have the same kind of energy:

Something cool, sexy, or worth looking at.

Also, most of the videos highlight the same part of the lyrics:

“Every single night / I pray that my tits are sittin' right / Moulin Rouge, my corset is so tight / Babygirl in control, I feel like Nicole"

Views 6.2M Shares 217.4K Likes 727.4K
Views 7.2M Shares 30.7K Likes 1.4M
Views 2.2M Shares 3.6K Likes 497.4K
Views 2.1M Shares 2.1K Likes 365.4K
Views 2.4M Shares 12.5K Likes 590.7K

  • “Stop The Wedding” Sound

Stop the Wedding! by Ashe follows a different path. The sound started with Ashe’s own mother-daughter tribute, but creators quickly started playing with the meaning of the lyric itself.

M miekhaliffffffa
Views 28.6M Shares 305.6K Likes 2.9M
Views 7.7M Shares 15.7K Likes 1.4M

The phrase “stop the wedding” gives people an easy setup to apply to their own footage. From wedding content to sports commentary and celebrity gossip, creators are using the sound whenever there’s something they want to dramatically “stop,” even when the video has nothing to do with an actual wedding.

L lastgirlonheart
Views 2.9M Shares 44.2K Likes 851.0K
L lastgirlonheart
Views 2.9M Shares 44.2K Likes 851.0K
T the_gaynecologist
Views 972.3K Shares 15.9K Likes 145.5K

The creators aren’t recreating the original post or sticking to wedding-related content. They’re taking the dramatic energy of the sound and putting it into whatever situation fits.

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