The “Ba Ba Ba Dance” is one of the three TikTok trends getting the most new videos today, according to ViralRemix’s daily chart updated on 10 November 2026 at 02:24 UTC. The chart ranks trends by how many new TikTok videos each one got over the last day — the rise in TikTok’s own video count for each trend’s hashtag or sound — and the “Ba Ba Ba Dance” is at the top of it, alongside the “Can I Ride Dance” and the “Shoulder Carry Trend”.
The chart is updated daily, and its top three change fast. A trend can go from unknown to the top of the daily chart in a day, and the chart itself turns over just as quickly. The “Ba Ba Ba Dance” is the newest of the three: a dance trend with no celebrity name attached to it, spreading the way TikTok dances always spread — one creator posts it, others copy it, and within days it is everywhere.
What the chart measures
ViralRemix’s chart is different from the songs charts that dominate TikTok trend reporting. It does not rank total videos, which favour old songs with millions of uses. It ranks new videos — how many were posted in the last day — which is a measure of momentum, not size. A trend at the top of this chart is the one creators are copying right now, not the one they have copied most over time.
That is why the “Ba Ba Ba Dance” matters even though it has no big-name artist behind it. It is the trend with the most new videos today, which means it is the trend most likely to be on your feed tomorrow. The “Can I Ride Dance” and the “Shoulder Carry Trend” are the other two in the top three, and all three are dance trends — a reminder that TikTok’s biggest format is still the dance.
A chart with a short memory
TikTok trends have a short shelf life: most peak within 7 to 10 days of breaking, according to SocialPilot’s analysis of November trends. A dance at the top of the daily new-videos chart is either about to peak or about to become the dance of the week. For creators, the window to ride it is now; for everyone else, it is a reminder that the next thing on your feed probably will not be a song you know, but a dance you have never seen — until it is everywhere.
The figures in this story are tracker estimates, read from TikTok’s own video counts on 10 November 2026. ViralRemix’s chart links each trend to its own page, where the top videos, creators and view counts can be checked. The trend’s exact origin — who posted it first, and when — is not stated in the chart data.
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Sources: ViralRemix current TikTok trends, updated 10 Nov 2026 02:24 UTC; SocialPilot TikTok trends, Nov 2026.
