The Thailand version of Sakading Sekading circulated as a TikTok trend sound credited to ikok isbek, where short edits reused its catchy chant for dances, jokes, and everyday moments given a playful twist. Like many TikTok sounds, it spread because it was short, easy to recognise, and simple to reuse across different clips without needing context. It remains popular with creators who want a light, instantly familiar audio hook that signals fun rather than drama, especially in fast-paced vertical videos built around a single punchline or move.