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What is the highest likes in TikTok?

The most-liked video on TikTok, with over 60 million likes, was uploaded by Bella Poarch and features her lip-syncing and bobbing her head to the song "Sophie Aspin Send" (also known as "M to the B") by Millie B.

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Promotion

The following table lists the 25 most-liked videos on TikTok.

The user with the most videos in the top 25 is Khaby Lame with six. The most used song on the list is "SugarCrash!" by ElyOtto, which is used in three of the most-liked videos.

Historical most-liked videos [ edit ]

The following table lists the last four videos that were once the most-liked post on TikTok, with the number of likes as they were when the top spot was reached.

Current record

(millions) Post description Post Upload date Date achieved Days held Bella Poarch 32.8 Lip syncing [1] 18 August 2020 15 September 2020 851 British Promise Cats — Cat pawing at camera [2] 17 June 2020 July 2020 14–44[* 1] Michael Le 22.6 Dancing on escalator [3] 11 March 2020 May 2020 50–81[* 1] Kison Kee — Falling over with milk [4] 30 October 2019 — — As of 12 September 2022 a b The listed number of days this video had the most number of likes is an estimated range based on limited information.

Notes [ edit ]

^ [2][3] Bella Poarch's video, in which she lip synced to the song using TikTok's "Face Zoom" filter, quickly became the most-liked video on the platform,[4] inspiring a number of [5][6] The song used in the video, "M to the B" by Blackpool -based grime artist Millie B, was released in December 2016 as a "send" or diss track aimed at fellow Blackpool-based grime artist Sophie Aspin.Bella Poarch's video, in which she lip synced to the song using TikTok's "Face Zoom" filter, quickly became the most-liked video on the platform,inspiring a number of deepfake -based memes. ^ [7][8] Her first video posted to the platform, in which she puffs her cheeks to distort her nose as part of the "perfect nose" trend, quickly amassed hundreds of millions of views.[9][10] American singer Billie Eilish first joined TikTok in November 2020 with the username @coochiedestroyer5, soon changing it to @billieeilish.Her first video posted to the platform, in which she puffs her cheeks to distort her nose as part of the "perfect nose" trend, quickly amassed hundreds of millions of views.