See Hayley Williams react to that popular Paramore TikTok trend

Over the past few weeks, a new TikTok trend has emerged using Paramore‘s 2009 track “All I Wanted.”

Now, Hayley Williams has reacted to a video of the new trend that is circulating around the internet.

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Thanks to TikTok, “All I Wanted” is finally getting the recognition it deserves. As the closing song on Paramore’s 2009 album Brand New Eyes, “All I Wanted” is one of the only songs the band have never performed live.

Now, TikTokers and Paramore fans are seeing a resurgence of the decade-old song in a popular new trend. Earlier this month, TikTok user @thetinzman shared a dramatic TikTok using “All I Wanted.”

In the video, parents learn that their son is in a coma and dying. As the dad celebrates the news of his water bill going down, the best friend realizes there’s only one thing left to do. He plays “All I Wanted” and as Williams hits that iconic high note before the second chorus, the dying son is suddenly brought out of his coma and is miraculously alive.

Since the TikTok went live on Sept. 14, it has already been watched over 570,000 times. As well, it has caught the attention of Williams. Over the weekend, the Paramore vocalist shared her reaction to the video.

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For the first part of the TikTok, she is clearly confused about where @thetinzman is going with the video. After he reaches “quite literally nirvana” from hearing Williams’ voice, she says “it worked” and laughs at the overly dramatic TikTok

@gooddyeyoung##duet with @thetinzman All I wanted was this tiktok ?(not the dad tho❤️) ##hayleywilliams ##paramore ##alliwanted ##gooddyeyoung ##gdy ##fyp ##foryoupage♬ Paramore – All I Wanted – thetinzman

Of course, @thetinzman quicky learned that Williams has seen the video and shared his reactions over the weekend.

@thetinzman##duet with @gooddyeyoung they wouldn’t let me fix the typo in the last video 🙁 ##fyp ##paramore ##hayleywilliams ##react ##alliwanted♬ Paramore – All I Wanted – thetinzman

This isn’t the only recent internet trend using “All I Wanted.” Last week, a mashup of Soulja Boy‘s “Crank That (Soulja Boy)” and the Paramore track was shared on Twitter. Since its release, the video has been watched over 1.1 million times.

As well, this isn’t the first time where a Paramore song has inspired a TikTok trend. Back in July, a trend inspired by “Fake Happy” emerged. While wearing their coronavirus face masks, TikTokers make viewers think they are actually smiling under their masks when they really aren’t.

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Thanks to Williams’ hair brand Good Dye Young, the Petals For Armor singer also took part in this TikTok trend earlier this year.

@gooddyeyoungShe meant what she said ? ##Hayleywilliams ##paramore ##gdy ##gooddyeyoung ##fyp ##foryoupage♬ original sound – shawn .

As the “All I Wanted” TikTok trend continues to grow in popularity, the song is as well. The 2009 track just surpassed over 40 million streams on Spotify and is currently the 6th most popular Paramore song on the streaming service. This feat is impressive for a non-single that was released 11 years ago.

What are your thoughts on the recent Paramore-inspired TikTok trends? Let us know in the comments below.