Most watched TikToks: Top 10 most viewed videos from Zach King to Leah Halton and lipsyncing
Leah Halton, Zach King, and Bella Poarch/TikTokTikTok has an endless stream of videos, with millions of videos being uploaded every day. But what is the most watched TikTok video?
With over one billion active viewers every month, TikTok has become one of the biggest social media platforms in the world.
But with over 8.6 billion videos on the app, have you ever wondered what the most watched video on the app is? Well, we’ve got the answer for you.
Top 10 most-watched TikTok videos – December 2024
The following are the 10 most-watched videos on TikTok, as of December 2024.
10. An adorable baby laughing by Daexo – 401.7 million views
Who doesn’t like the sound of a baby laughing? Clearly, 401.7 million people do as they watched a very adorable baby having her face squished by her mum to a tune. It was originally posted at the end of December 2020, but fans are still watching it four years later.
9. Sorrel Horse Dancing to “Say It Right” – 456.7 million views
Dancing to Nelly Furtado’s classic hit, the wannabe dancer is seen filming himself in the bathroom having a little boogie and viewers are obsessed.
8. Nyadollie’s beauty tutorial look – 514.7 million views
Nyadollie’s beauty tutorial was only uploaded one year ago in March 2023, and it’s stayed on the top 10 most viewed TikToks of all time since then, an impressive feat considering how long the others have been live.
7. Zach King’s Wet Wall Illusion – 660.5 million views
Zach has become the king of optical illusions as he continues to go viral with unexplainable videos. In this video, Zack seems to be painting a wall that only he can walk through.
6. “M to the B” lip-syncing by Bella Porch – 847.3 million views
Even if you haven’t watched Bella’s video before, chances are you’ve heard the rap song as the sound has gone viral and is used in over 2.9 million other videos. Bella’s video, however, has an impressive 847.3 million views, making it deserving of a spot on this list.
5. Leah Halton’s inverted lip sync – 944.7 million views
Leah Halton is an Australian influencer known primarily for her fitness and lifestyle content. Her videos there frequently get view figures in the tens of millions, and one of her most successful videos of her lipsyncing while using the inverted filter blew up on the platform.
It currently stands at 944.7 million views, after it blew up again after Halton won Video of the Year at the 2024 TikTok Awards.
4. Glass and Cake Illusion by Zach King – 967.1 million views
We’re throwing it back to the “Is it cake” trend from the pandemic, where the internet got obsessed with guessing if inanimate objects were cake or not. In this video, Zach shows off a glass that is half full and looks like a refreshing drink…. only for it to then be neither…. because it is cake.
3. Zach King’s Unexpected Hiding Spots – 1.1 billion views
Zach King is back at it again as his video about unexpected hiding spots went viral. Throwing viewers off once again with his genius optical illusions, this video shows him trying to find a hiding spot, only to be chucked out of hiding spaces by his friends. Then he gives himself a helping hand by climbing through the bathroom mirror cabinet.
2. James Charles’ Christmas Sisters Party – 1.7 billion views
Famous TikTokker James Charles takes second place on the list of the most viewed videos – but it’s not for a makeup tutorial as you might think. Instead, it’s a snippet from James’ sisters Christmas party in 2019 and the video has been up a fair few years now, which may be one reason why it has been watched so much.
1. Zach King’s Magic Ride – 2.3 billion views
Zach King is living up to his name as the king of TikTok, not only with four videos being some of the most popular videos on the platform but also by having the most watched video ever on it.
In this one, Zach can be seen apparently flying around on a broomstick without touching the floor, in an illusion that has accumulated more than two billion views and 644,000 comments.
This list was updated on December 2, 2024.
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