TL;DR
- Trends
- Six leading TikTok sound-driven meme trends in the first week of September.
- Views
- More than 200M+ combined
- Use It When
- You want to tap into the trend and jump into the conversation.
August surely was a roller-coaster ride of trends, from Spider-Man to Dolly Parton’s tribute. And even though Green Day wanted to wake up when September ends, we suggest that you wake up right now and start riding the September trend!

If you’re still wondering what trend you want to recreate that matches your needs, maybe you can start smoothly with sound-driven meme trends. We compiled 4 categories of sound-driven meme trends that you can choose according to your niche.
The Prompted Meme Sound
There are two sound trends in this category: the Go Play Go Play sound and the Blink of the Snap sound.
For the Go Play Go Play sound, you can use a single clip with a nostalgic narration of childhood memories, completed with a “go away” gesture. Insert your experience of sneaking out past curfew or skipping classes, remembering your mischievous days.
For the Blink of a Snap sound, you can use it to share a nervous or awkward moment that you’ve experienced, such as slipping in front of a bunch of people and other incident(s) as well. You can use a text copy to share your experience while doing a nervous act in the single clip used.
The Flexing Sound
This sound is perfect for your ✨flexing✨ content. There are two trending sounds for this category.
For the My American Girl sound, you can use this to flex your beloved things, pets, or even people. The goal is you want to share your heartwarming feelings with the audience.
For the Mac n Cheese Done sound, you can use this to tell the world what you’ve successfully done or achieved. For example, you’ve done an exam or successfully dyed your hair by yourself.
The Tuxedo Edit Sound
For this Tuxedo for No Reason sound, there are two cases where you can tap into the convo. First, you can use this sound for aura edits.
This sound is perfect for you who are searching for a strong beat for a cut-to-cut edit, giving off a powerful transition for every clip.
The other case for this sound is the Tuxedo for No Reason dance challenge. This dance challenge is quite easy to do for beginners, and you don’t really need a tux for it!
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