JADE’s song “Angel of My Dreams” has made its first appearance on the Billboard Hot 100 at number 70, more than two years after its release, after a viral moment at the 2026 Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show. The song soundtracked Kylie Jenner’s runway appearance at the show on 18 October 2026, when Jenner walked in the brand’s $50 million Fantasy Bra, the most expensive in the history of the show, with JADE’s track providing the soundtrack. JADE told People magazine she was feeling “overwhelmed, overstimulated, overjoyed and over the moon”, according to ContactMusic and FemaleFirst, both reporting on 4 November 2026. Spotify reported a 4,300 per cent rise in global plays for “Angel Of My Dreams”, while streams for JADE increased by 760 per cent worldwide, according to Internewscast on 1 November 2026. Luminate data cited by MixTV1 puts the song at 3.8 million official US streams in the tracking period of 23 to 29 October, a 65 per cent spike.
The TikTok wings reveal
On TikTok, the song has become the sound for angel wing reveals. MakeViral, tracking the trend on 5 November 2026, reports that the sound held 127,100 TikTok videos that day, with 6,200 new ones in the last 24 hours. The United States makes the most of them, at 27 per cent, followed by the United Kingdom at 15 per cent. The hashtag #angelofmydreams reached 27,409 videos and 346.8 million views on the same day, according to the same tracker. Those two figures measure different things — sound uses and hashtag views — and should not be mixed. JADE’s own TikTok of 20 October had 23.7 million views by 5 November, with 3 million likes, according to MakeViral. The wings side began on 23 October, when @haleyybaylee posted herself as an angel in a slideshow set to the song, reaching 1.4 million views. Halloween did the rest: people opened the front door or walked out at night and showed their feathered wings.
A chart debut with conflicting totals
One figure needs a flag. InMusicBlog, reporting on 3 November 2026, says the song’s momentum took it beyond 270,000 TikTok creations, with creators including Jake Shane, Alix Earle and Carter Gregory joining the trend. That total is more than double MakeViral’s 127,100 sound videos on 5 November. The two trackers may be counting different things, or reading the sound page on different dates, but do not present either figure as settled without checking the live sound page.
