Getting the Talk Dirty sound to line up
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Short answer
The trend is built on “Talk Dirty” (feat. 2 Chainz) by Jason Derulo, from 2013, danced over live concert footage. Our video tracks the 15-second @avecmoi411 clip beat for beat: open it in TikTok, tap its sound, use it and start it at 0 seconds. The official song listing works too, with looser timing.

Adding it in TikTok
- Get your video, or the silent copy, out of My videos.
- On TikTok, find the @avecmoi411 clip, tap the name of its sound and hit Use this sound.
- Upload the video and start the sound at 0 seconds.
- Mute or turn down the video's own audio if you want the trending sound alone.
Why the song isn't in the file
Those sounds are owned by their makers. Our file carries a newly generated arena instrumental with no words, and the sound you want goes on inside TikTok, which holds the licence.
Cues on the stage
The lead steps out from the dancers in the first second, and the spotlight squat and the first flame jets arrive between 2.5 and 5 seconds. From 5 to ten seconds the backup line dances in step, then the biggest flames hit at 10 and the video freezes in a low squat at 15. Because it ends on a held pose, stop the sound on the last beat rather than letting it ring out.
How to add the original sound in TikTok
Short version: download your video, open the original clip in TikTok, tap its sound name, choose Use this sound and add your video. The full tutorial with a video is on the template page.
Questions people ask
Which sound fits best?
The original sound of the @avecmoi411 clip, since that clip's timing is what our video follows.
Is the built-in AI music usable?
It can stay. The file brings an arena beat, flame whooshes and cheering, but no words.
Is the preview in time as well?
No. The 5-second preview runs faster, and only the 15-second video keeps the full timing.
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