Where Did The Texts To Song Trend Start? TikTok Meme Explained

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Texts To Song Trend or Text Message AI Song Trend refers to a viral TikTok trend that began in mid-April 2026, in which users use texts or messages from friends and family as lyrics for AI-generated songs, typically using the Suno Music AI tool, in various genres such as gospel, reggae, screamo and more. The trend began when a user turned their daughter's texts asking for Starbucks into an emo song, which quickly went viral and inspired others to create their own.

Origin

On April 11th, 2026, TikTok user @anotherdayatthestoddards posted a video using an AI music tool to turn her daughter's texts requesting Starbucks into an emo song. The video quickly went viral, amassing over 8.6 million views and 938,300 likes in less than three weeks.

@anotherdayatthestoddards I promise we dont actually starve her. #teenager #parenting ♬ Rainy Day Anthem – Another Day At The Stoddards

Spread

The Text To Song Trend spread rapidly throughout the platform due to its accessibility and ease of use as additional TikTokers shared their own in the following weeks.

On April 25th, 2026, TikTok user @coketa0001 posted a video turning her son's texts into a song, which gained over 2.4 million views and 155,000 likes in about five days.

@coketa0001 #viralvideo #trendingvideo #momsoftiktok #son #foryoupage ♬ original sound – Jessie

On April 28th, 2026, TikTok user @maddysomessy posted a song made with a conversation between her and her friends, which received over 6.1 million views and 622,700 likes in just two days.

@maddysomessy Mind you this is a daily thing, it only felt right to turn it into a song 🫠 #gospel #suno #songtext #bestfriend @Victoria ♬ original sound – ✨Sweetest Maddy✨

On April 29th, 2026, TikTok user @nessi.g posted a similar video with a family group chat being used to create a gospel song, which received over 1.7 million views and 231,600 likes in one day.

@nessi.g

nobody is safe in the alexander family chat

♬ original sound – nessi.g