The Dances That are Making Waves on the Internet

Dance choreographies remain some of the internet’s most-watched content. From easy-to-remember steps to high-energy routines, both styles can rack up millions of views when the execution and appeal land.

Over time, new choreographies gain traction with every video uploaded across social media. Here are some of the dance trends currently taking over the internet.

Say It (Remix)

One of the internet’s newest dance trends centers on a remixed version of Say It by Tony Lanes. With choreography that feels energetic yet understated, users have been quick to film themselves dancing along, helping the trend spread at a rapid pace.

Opalite

Taken from a track on Taylor Swift’s latest album, Opalite has sparked a new dance trend online. Echoing the song’s lighthearted and celebratory tone, the choreography captures the feeling of living in the moment and enjoying the experience as it unfolds.

Turn Up

With sounds reminiscent of retro video games, Turn Up has gained traction on TikTok as more users adopt the track and dance along to the trend. Built around simple movements focused on the arms and fists, the choreography relies heavily on the dancer’s energy and on-camera presence.

As the sound continues to circulate on the FYP, stars like Sunghoon, along with his fellow ENHYPEN members, have also joined in.

Rich Girl

The iconic 2004 hit Rich Girl has found its way onto the FYP, with the trend drawing more users into dancing along. Paired with a lively beat and high-energy choreography, videos shared online capture the exhilarating and fun-driven experience of taking part.

Chanel

Featuring vocals by Tyla, the sound has generated more than six million TikTok posts, many highlighting its elegant choreography. With names such as Choi Yeonjun of TXT and Tyla joining the trend, the dance has quickly become a defining moment on social media.

Pitbull Terrier (Remix)

Often performed by pairs, the dance trend highlights confidence, charm, and occasionally physique. The movements are minimal, ranging from flexing and running hands along a partner’s ribs to a gesture that mimics a DJ working a record.

Now nearing two million posts on TikTok, the sound has spread quickly thanks to its simple format and emphasis on on-camera presence.