TikTok’s Latest Obsession: Connie Francis’s 60s Hit ‘Pretty Little Baby’ Takes Over the App

TikTok has a knack for bringing songs from the past back into the limelight, especially those from some of the biggest names in music. Remarkably, one of the most viral tracks at the moment is not a contemporary release but a song that was recorded in 1961 by the renowned singer Connie Francis.

At the time, she produced enough music to fill three albums, with the track “Pretty Little Baby” buried among her other hits. While “Pretty Little Baby” did not achieve the same level of fame as Francis’s more popular songs like “Stupid Cupid” and “Who’s Sorry Now?

“, it has recently experienced a remarkable resurgence on TikTok. The app has seen millions of videos featuring this nostalgic tune, captivating a new audience.

Influencers and celebrities, including Kim Kardashian and Kylie Jenner, have embraced the song, showcasing its appeal across different demographics. As a result of this newfound popularity, the streaming numbers for “Pretty Little Baby” have surged.

The song has made its way onto Spotify’s playlists that highlight trending viral hits. Connie Francis herself took to Facebook to express her gratitude for the unexpected revival, although she humorously admitted to being “clearly out of touch.” In fact, upon discovering that her song was trending, her initial response was simply to inquire, “What’s that?”

However, Connie Francis is catching up with the times. She has created a TikTok account, though she has yet to make her first post.

Her page currently displays the album artwork for “Pretty Little Baby,” indicating her awareness of the song’s resurgence and possibly hinting at future engagement with her fans on the platform.