Tik Tok has taken over the Internet. Following in the viral footsteps of Jason Derulo, Jada Pinkett-Smith, Willow Smith and Gammy (Adrienne Banfield-Norris) participated in the latest social media ...

The most popular TikTok songs aren’t just (extremely ... also be viewed on the site it originates from. This bop, from Willow Smith and boyfriend Tyler Cole’s band, is known on TikTok mostly ...

Willow Smith has followed up her explosive pop-punk song “Transparent Soul” with the announcement of her forthcoming album Lately I Feel Everything and the arrival of her new song “Lipstick.” ...

A decade after her music debut, Willow Smith has unleashed another earworm ... the zeitgeist and is pretty inescapable on TikTok. The song is currently being used in many formats: there's people ...

Willow Smith is all grown up - for a 12 year old. The pint-sized starlet who made a splash two years ago with "Whip My Hair" is back with a new song with a very different vibe. In half the time it ...

It's clear that Willow was calling the shots when it came to filming, telling her mom, "Or I could just sing 'Cover Me in Sunshine,'" before launching into song.

Willow Smith is teasing more than just her new single ... start in the music industry in 2010 with her “Whip My Hair” song that she released at the age of 10. She then took a brief hiatus ...

This track has been highly anticipated by PinkPantheress and Willow Smith fans everywhere after snippets of audio ... that she utilises TikTok as a "focus group," sharing samples of songs to gauge ...

equally adorable rendition of the "Cover Me in Sunshine" song. This one is trouble Clearly Pink has a musical family and in 2019, she and Willow seemed very open to collaborating together.

While Willow Smith is slowly becoming everyone’s favorite ... “I’m so excited that I’m going to be having a song on the album with Avril Lavigne. She is so iconic,” Willow said. “ ...

At first glance, alleged earthlings Willow Smith and Michael Cera seem like an ... Willow has uploaded a new song “twentyfortyeight 2.0,” produced by none other than Michael Cera.