From TikTok to the Top: Fetty Wap’s “Again” Anticipated to Re-Enter Billboard Charts
Fetty Wap ‘s 2015 hit song “Again“ is experiencing a remarkable resurgence in popularity. This is largely due to a viral TikTok trend where users humorously insert Fetty Wap’s music into historical or fictional scenarios using a JBL Bluetooth speaker.
The trend began with a post imagining how pilgrims would react to hearing Fetty Wap on the Mayflower. It quickly went viral, gaining over 3 million views. Since then, users have edited scenes from films like Captain America: Civil War and Harry Potter by adding “Again” as background music.
One such clip from Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets garnered over 11 million views. This widespread engagement not only showcases creativity but also highlights how social media can revive older songs.
Fetty Wap’s “Again” is expected to re-enter the Billboard Hot 100 around #40.
— Talk of the Charts (@talkofthecharts) February 9, 2025
It last charted in February 2016. pic.twitter.com/W0BKHFikSn
As of early February 2025, there are millions of posts related to this trend on TikTok. This massive online presence suggests strong potential for “Again” to re-enter Billboard charts due to renewed popularity.
Fetty Wap was instrumental in popularizing the “sing-rap” genre by blending rapping with singing. His unique style has contributed significantly to contemporary hip-hop trends.
The current resurgence underscores how memes can influence music consumption patterns. Social media platforms like TikTok have become powerful tools for rediscovering classic hits or propelling lesser-known artists into mainstream consciousness.
As this viral sensation continues, it’s clear that even years after its release, Fetty Wap’s music still holds appeal across generations. Whether or not “Again” officially returns to Billboard charts remains speculative; however, its current momentum suggests strong potential for such a comeback.
For now, fans enjoy these humorous mashups while appreciating how they bring people together through shared laughter and nostalgia for early hip-hop hits like those by Fetty Wap.
