Why Are All the Teens on TikTok Singing This Song From 1926?

The 1926 Irving Kaufman song 'Tonight You Belong to Me' has sparked a trend on the video platform TikTok

Photo: Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images .video-component .iframe-wrapper { padding-bottom: 100%; } A song has been stuck in my head for weeks. It’s not “Old Town Road” or “Bad Guy” or, shudder, “ME!” It hasn’t gotten any radio play and nobody performed it at the VMAs on Monday night. It’s a simple melody, mostly running up and down a single scale, and it will not let me know peace. I know you beloooooooong, to soooooooomebody neeeeeeew, but toniiiiiiight, you belooooOOOng to me.

When I asked a TikTok spokesperson about it, I was pointed to a video of a mother and daughter singing the song together in early June as the trend’s first spike. TikTok analyzed videos for Vulture based on people using #tonightyoubelongtome. The hashtag has been used 25 million times.

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