Another viral dance craze has taken TikTok by storm. Pajama Party has literally become an overnight sensation on the app after TikTok user Vanjoe Lazaro posted a video of himself dancing to the track. In a span of 24 hours, Pajama Party jumped to number one on TikTok Philippines’ trends, and continued to hold the top spot until January 18.
The song Pajama Party was released by underground hip hop group 1096 Gang on YouTube last December, and its ultra catchy “Pamparampampam” verse has millions of users on TikTok hooked. Catchy music clips like this tend to do well on the app, especially when matched with basic choreography jumpstarted by TikTok creators with a sizable following.
Local Celebrities and Top TikTok creators join in on the trend
Some of the most popular Filipino celebrities have posted their own versions of the Pajama Party dance on TikTok. Big names in entertainment such as Andrea Brillantes and Ivana Alawi have joined in on the trend, along with several top TikTok creators in the country. Watch them take on the viral dance challenge in these videos.
Here’s top TikTok celebrity Andrea Brillantes’ Pajama Party video.
Actress Ivana Alawi and her sister Mona take on the Pajama Party trend together.
The popular Fagarita Twins also shared a Pajama Party post on TikTok.
TikTok creator Lite is seen dancing along to Pajama Party here.
Top comedy creator Marvin Fojas posted his version of the Pajama Party dance, too.
Pajama Party Goes Global
The viral dance trend has gone beyond Philippine borders, crossing over to neighboring countries around Asia. TikTok creators from Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam, Thailand and Korea have joined in on the fun with their own Pajama Party dance videos. The track is even trending in TikTok Thailand this week! Take a look at these videos to see how Pajama Party has gone global.
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Check out Pajama Party on TikTok, and hop on the trend with your own version of the popular dance today. Download the app on your iOS and Android devices to get started.
