Most Trending Dance & Song Challenges This Week: Reels this week were dominated by four audio trends spanning K-pop, Bollywood, and South Indian cinema — proof that the short-form dance challenge remains the fastest way for a track to cross borders. Here’s what drove the most reel and Short volume across Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube over the past seven days.

1. “SUN KISS” — TUIDE ft. Seoyeon (with TWICE’s Jihyo)

Platform & reach: TikTok, ~13.2M views on the top clip (@tuide_official); a companion Instagram Reel crossed 10M views separately.

The “SUN KISS” challenge was built by K-pop dance brand TUIDE around a simple, sunny two-step routine performed by member Seoyeon, but it exploded once TWICE’s Jihyo joined in for a duet version. The choreography is short, breezy, and beginner-friendly — arms tracing an arc overhead like sunlight, followed by a hip-sway walk toward the camera — which is exactly why it spread so fast among casual creators, not just professional dancers.

What pushed it from “cute idol content” to a full-blown cross-group phenomenon was the guest-star chain reaction: members of SEVENTEEN, TXT, and ENHYPEN have reportedly joined in with their own versions, turning it into an unofficial K-pop relay. The pairing of a recognizable, low-effort move set with a rotating cast of A-list idols is a near-perfect formula for reel virality.

Representative clip: TUIDE x TWICE Jihyo, “SUN KISS”

2. “Raanjhanaa Hua Main Tera” — A.R. Rahman (from Raanjhanaa)

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Platform & reach: Instagram, ~6.7M views on the top clip.

More than a decade after Raanjhanaa released, its aching, sitar-laced love theme has become the season’s go-to wedding-dance audio. The trend format is consistent across thousands of uploads: a couple — often the actual bride and groom — performs a slow, romantic choreography that builds from a gentle sway into a twirl-heavy finale, usually staged at the mehendi or sangeet. Its appeal is emotional rather than technical — the song’s swelling melody gives even simple, three-step choreography a cinematic payoff, which is why wedding-content and dance-tutorial creators alike have latched onto it. Choreography accounts built specifically around wedding reels, like @akki.shaadidance, have used the track to rack up views far above their usual baseline by packaging it as an “easy couple’s dance” tutorial.

3. “Yeshanagula” — Anirudh Ravichander (from The Paradise)

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Platform & reach: Instagram, with clips ranging from 3.5M to nearly 8M views.

Composed by Anirudh Ravichander for Nani’s upcoming actioner The Paradise (reportedly arriving in theatres September 24), “Yeshanagula” has already built reel momentum weeks ahead of the film itself. The track’s punchy, folk-inflected beat drop lends itself to fast, high-energy duet choreography, and fan pages have been quick to cut it into both original dance covers and rapid-fire movie-moment montages. Keerthy Suresh reportedly makes a cameo appearance in the film’s version of the song, which has fueled extra curiosity and remix activity around the audio. DJ-style creators have also gotten in on it, mashing the track into live remix sets for an entirely different, club-ready spin on the same audio.

4. “Vaadi Pulla Vaadi” — Hiphop Tamizha (from Meesaya Murukku)

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Platform & reach: Instagram, ~2.5M views on the top clip.

An older Hiphop Tamizha favorite from Meesaya Murukku has found new life as a dance-studio staple this week, with instructors and student groups posting sharp, high-energy group routines set to its bouncy hook. The format is built for group participation — three or more dancers, tight formation changes, and a rapid tempo that rewards precision over improvisation — making it a favorite for studio accounts looking to show off choreography chops rather than casual solo creators. Its resurgence is a reminder that trending audio doesn’t need to be new, just newly re-choreographed in a way that looks good on a vertical screen.

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Most Trending Dance & Song Challenges This Week: September 7–13, 2026

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Most Trending Dance & Song Challenges This Week: September 7–13, 2026