What sound goes with the Lorenzo Zurzolo trend video, and where do I add it?

Updated: October 29, 2026

Short answer

Posts we found use the TikTok sound “som original - thz” or audio their authors made, so the trend has no signature song. Our video ships with an AI-made instrumental, now and then with a soft murmur. Add a TikTok sound at posting time, or download the silent copy and use your own.

Sample frame: dark wavy hair, a dark green sweater and a sly smile into the lens, white chairs and city lights behind her on a night terrace

What our video sounds like

Expect slow, moody strings, room tone at night and open air by day; because the lips move gently, the AI may add a hushed murmur, a breath or an invented whisper. The audio is generated with the picture, so each run sounds a bit different.

Putting a TikTok sound on it

Take the silent version from My videos.
Upload it in TikTok, then tap Sounds.
Choose “som original - thz” or whatever you like; a mood change should land near the hard cut, about 4s in.
Trim to the 6-second length and post.

Why none is bundled

Sounds are owned by whoever made them, and the posts we found use their authors' own. We include only an AI-made track, and picking a sound inside TikTok keeps it properly licensed there.

Put a TikTok sound on your Lorenzo Zurzolo video

Our video carries an AI-made instrumental and follows no particular sound. The posts we found use “som original - thz” or audio their authors recorded, and we do not supply either. Pick a sound inside TikTok, or use the silent copy from My videos.

Type “som original - thz” (or “Lorenzo Zurzolo”) into TikTok search, open a post that appeals, tap its sound and choose Use this sound.
Hit Upload and choose the file you downloaded here.
Under Volume, set the video's own sound to 0, or just use the silent copy from My videos.
If the sound shifts mood, start it near the hard cut to the sunlit stand; trim it to the video length and post.