The world of TikTok music continues to grow as we announce the arrival of Queen songs on the TikTok sound library. An account to celebrate the band has launched in partnership with the band and its label partners Universal Music Group/Hollywood Records.

The news comes as the band just celebrated their 10th number one album in the UK with its 'Live Around The World' album with singer Adam Lambert, which was the band’s first number one album in 25 years since 1995’s Made in Heaven.

In total 10 of the most legendary Queen songs are now available for users worldwide to use in their video creations. “Bohemian Rhapsody”, “Another One Bites The Dust”, “Don’t Stop Me Now”, “We Will Rock You”, “Under Pressure”, “We Are The Champions”, “I Want To Break Free”, “Somebody To Love”,  “Killer Queen”, and “Radio Ga Ga” are all now are all now part of the growing TikTok songs list and accessible for creators to use in videos via the TikTok sounds library accessible for the TikTok community.  

To commemorate the legendary bands’ music arriving on TikTok, a hashtag challenge has launched globally, encouraging fans to #SingWithQueen – Celebrate the iconic band Queen joining TikTok and sing along with Freddie Mercury! 

Check out Queen on TikTok here:https://www.tiktok.com/@queenofficial 

To join the community and honour one of the greatest bands of all time join the #SingWithQueen challenge.

@queenofficial

It’s been a long time coming....give Queen a Royal arrival by duetting with Freddie! 👑##SingWithQueen ##QueenonTikTok ##singalong ##Duetwith

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Queen are the latest icons of British music to be made available and celebrated across TikTok. Last month both the works of John Lennon and George Michael came to the TikTok sounds library for the community to enjoy and use in their TikTok videos. 

Keep an eye out for our next run of TikTok music challenges here on the Newsroom - we rewound time with our #BackToTheMusic challenge earlier this month where users recreated iconic scenes from music videos of the '80s, '90s and '00s. 

New to TikTok and fancy using a Queen song in your new video creation? Getting involved couldn’t be easier - just download the app for free via the Apple App Store, Google Play or Amazon.