Song · Identified from short videos
No Surprises
Radiohead
OK Computer · 1996 · 3:49 · Last seen today
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- Total reach
- 8.6M
- Last seen
- today
- Platforms
- Reels · TikTok · Shorts · X
If you've run into "No Surprises" by Radiohead lately, chances are it was through one YouTube Shorts video by AbcZ — the biggest clip we've matched to this track, now at roughly 4.6M plays.
Going by their hashtags, creators mostly use it in gaming clips (29% of tagged clips), followed by movie and TV clips (14%).
By platform, the matches break down as Instagram Reels (33%), TikTok (33%), YouTube Shorts (27%) and X/Twitter (7%).
Audio DNA
- Tempo
- 86 BPM
- Slow
- Key
- C Minor
- Genre
- Alternative
- Length
- 3:49
- Released
- 1996
- Album
- OK Computer
Videos using this song
8.6M combined plays · 4 platforms · since Jun 2023
Trending in the last 30 days
@abczmeme
4.6M
@johnpauljaverina
1.3M
@Kiara_X_X1
855.7k
@fluppzzyy
758.7k
@angelitovnzlln
548.4k
@oneemotionz
357.3k
@janelytavi
123.7k
@akangcukur123
38.9k
How creators use it
From the hashtags on the clips we've matched
- Gaming29%
- Movie & TV clips14%
- Anime14%
- Sad & emotional14%
- Nov 2025: 0% of clips
- Dec 2025: 0% of clips
- Jan 2026: 0% of clips
- Feb 2026: 0% of clips
- Mar 2026: 0% of clips
- Apr 2026: 0% of clips
- May 2026: 0% of clips
- Jun 2026: 0% of clips
- Jul 2026: 25% of clips
- Aug 2026: 13% of clips
- Sep 2026: 25% of clips
- Oct 2026: 38% of clips
Questions
Which short videos use "No Surprises"?
ClipMusic has catalogued "No Surprises" as background music in short videos — 33% on Instagram Reels, 33% on TikTok, 27% on YouTube Shorts, and 7% on X/Twitter. Together those clips account for about 8.6M plays.
What kind of videos use "No Surprises"?
Going by the hashtags on the clips we've matched, it shows up most in gaming clips (29%), movie and TV clips (14%) and anime clips (14%).
What BPM is "No Surprises" by Radiohead?
"No Surprises" runs at approximately 86 BPM in C Minor and is filed under Alternative. If you're cutting a video to it, that's a slow-burn tempo that suits cinematic edits and voiceover-led clips.
Heard a song in another video?
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