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  • What’s Trending On TikTok This Week: Post Malone, TYLA, Usher, & More!

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    It’s December 10, 2025, and it’s time for another roundup of our favorite current trending songs on TikTok. From Usher to Post Malone, we’re celebrating some of our favorite artists climbing the charts this week. We’re hearing old songs we haven’t heard in a while, and some from our favorite TV shows (aka Stranger Things season five is finally here). What a week it’s been for pop culture!

    Here are the viral trending TikTok audios we’ve been obsessed with this week.

    ‘White Iverson’ By Post Malone

    With the 10th anniversary of Post Malone’s STONEY comes a resurgence of fans’ favorite song, ‘White Iverson.’ We love that Post Malone songs truly never die, especially on the internet, when we’ve all grown up with him and his music. Now it’s time to take it to TikTok! Grab a basketball, head to your nearest fast food stop, and participate in this hilarious trend.

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    ‘Should I Stay Or Should I Go’ By The Clash

    Stranger Things 5 is here, which means the song that started it all is back on the TikTok charts. Grab your air guitar because ‘Should I Stay Or Should I Go’ is stuck on our FYPs and is definitely not going anywhere anytime soon. Make this trend extra Stranger Things-esque with the Upside Down filter in the back of your videos. Get to filming, Hawkins!

    ‘CHANEL’ By TYLA

    If you haven’t posted to TYLA’s famous ‘Chanel’ dance yet, what are you doing? Seriously, this dance has been in our minds and all over our FYPs for the past few weeks. Now, we can’t stop listening to her new song and hoping for new music soon! Which popular TYLA song is your favorite?

    TO LEARN MORE ABOUT TYLA:
    FACEBOOK | INSTAGRAM | TIKTOK | TWITTER | WEBSITE | YOUTUBE

    ‘I Don’t Mind’ By Usher

    Usher and Juicy J have dominated our feed this week, just like they dominated the early 2000s. ‘I Don’t Mind’ is just one of those songs that’s been stuck in our heads! But, hey, we don’t mind. Take to TikTok with this audio, sharing an embarrassing story or something you’re scared to admit but really don’t mind. Tag us so we can see!

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    FACEBOOK | INSTAGRAM | TIKTOK | TWITTER | WEBSITE | YOUTUBE

    ‘Needy’ By Ariana Grande

    Although Ariana Grande is everywhere lately due to Wicked: For Good, we’re bringing it back to the Thank U, Next era. ‘Needy’ was one of our favorite songs from this album, and we’re so, so happy it’s made its way back onto our feeds this week. Most importantly, it’s been finding its way into a lot of edit pages (keep the amazing edits coming!)

    TO LEARN MORE ABOUT ARIANA GRANDE:
    FACEBOOK | INSTAGRAM | TWITTER | WEBSITE | YOUTUBE

    Which of these audios have you been hearing on your FYP this week? What are your predictions for trending songs for next week? Let us know by chatting in the comments or buzzing us on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.

    Find more trending music news here, honeybee!

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  • Gangsta Boo, a former member of Three 6 Mafia, dies at 43

    Gangsta Boo, a former member of Three 6 Mafia, dies at 43

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    LOS ANGELES — Gangsta Boo, a Southern rapper who was a former member of the hip-hop group Three 6 Mafia, has died. She was 43.

    Lola “Gangsta Boo” Mitchell was found dead Sunday in Memphis, Tennessee, her hometown. The cause of death has not been released.

    “The Mitchell family would like to thank everyone for their condolences regarding the untimely death of Lola ‘Gangsta Boo’ Mitchell,” said the rapper’s mother Veronica Mitchell and family in a statement issued Monday. “The family is asking for your continued prayers and privacy as we process the loss of our loved one.”

    The rapper launched her career at age of 14 when she was noticed by DJ Paul, a founding member of Three 6 Mafia. By 15, she joined the rap collective, which included notable members DJ Paul, Juicy J, Crunchy Black and Lord Infamous.

    Gangsta Boo gained instant notoriety with her shoot-from-the-hip, rapid-fire rap flow on Three 6 Mafia’s 1995 debut album “Mystic Stylez,” which became a cult classic. She appeared on five more of the group’s albums, including “Chapter 2: World Domination” and the platinum-selling “When the Smoke Clears: Sixty 6, Sixty 1.”

    In 1998, she branched out with her debut solo album “Enquiring Minds.” The album was highlighted by “Where Dem Dollas At,” featuring Juicy J and DJ Paul.

    After Three 6 Mafia released “Choices: The Album” in 2001, she left the group to focus on her solo career. She dropped her sophomore album, “Both Worlds (asterisk)69,” which reached No. 29 on the Billboard 200 chart. Her third album, “Enquiring Minds II: The Soap Opera,” was released in 2003.

    During her career, Gangsta Boo collaborated with popular artists including OutKast, Eminem, Gucci Mane, Lil Jon, E-40 and T.I. This year, she appeared on Latto’s “FTCU” that also included GloRilla.

    Last month, Gangsta Boo said she was on the verge of releasing her fourth studio album “The BooPrint,” this year. Last week, she filmed an unreleased video, “Imma Mack,” with producer Drumma Boy.

    “Gangsta Boo was like a sister to me and told the world about me the way my blood brother did,” Drumma Boy said in a statement. “We both are Leos and share the same energy towards unity and seeing people happy! This is just such a devastating loss cuz she always wanted to see others win! RIP to the Queen Of Memphis, forever my sister.”

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