Snoop Dogg might not be the first person you think of when it comes to festive classics, but back in 2015, the rapper appeared in Pitch Perfect 2 singing a Yuletide hit in “Winter Wonderland.” He was joined in the holiday scene by Anna Kendrick whose character mashes up the track with “Here Comes Santa Claus.” As new Pitch Perfect series Bumper In Berlin begins streaming on Peacock and as Christmas draws closer, fans are remembering the iconic scene. Snoop Dogg & Anna Kendrick – Winter Wonderland/Here Comes Santa Claus Users on TikTok have sent it up the trends on the app recently by performing a short choreography to the track. It is the producer’s first and only No.1 US single as a lead artist and his third best-selling single in the country. In 2007, Timbaland recruited Justin Timberlake and Nelly Furtado for the single “Give It To Me,” eventually scoring a No.1 on the Billboard Hot 100 with the track.
Now, TikTok creators are using a sped-up version of the track to share their own complicated relationship stories. “ Bad boys ain’t no good/Good boys ain’t no fun,” she explained. Blige’s 2011 album My Life II… The Journey Continues (Act 1) and found the R&B icon lamenting being attracted to the wrong type of man. Users on the app are sharing videos of them using a filter that makes their lips thin and small, taking off the filter when The Weeknd sings: “ Lips like Angelina.” Mary J. The track has been experiencing a resurgence on TikTok lately thanks to one line being central to a new trend. “ Woke up by a girl, I don’t even know her name,” he sings in the chorus, lyrics matching the song’s disorientating mood. Taken from The Weeknd’s third album Starboy, “Party Monster” details its creator’s decadent lifestyle over a woozy beat. Below, we’re compiling the most popular resurgent tracks of 2022, week by week.
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Additionally, many of 2022’s most popular films and TV shows are incorporating older music, allowing its viewers to discover gems from the recent (and not so recent) past.
Thanks to TikTok, Instagram, and other social media platforms, songs are finding cross-generational appeal through viral dance trends, memes, covers, and remixes. This year, it hasn’t been unusual to see older songs become popular – and even re-enter the charts again, decades after their release. It has been said that everything old becomes new again and, in 2022, that proverb certainly rings true when it comes to music.
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