Learn how to create a viral Reverse Singing Challenge step by step. Record
your voice, reverse the audio, mimic the backward sound, and reveal the funny result.
How to Play?
Player 1 records a voice clip (e.g., a song lyric or phrase) without letting Player 2
hear it.
Play the reversed audio from Player 1. Player 2 imitates the reversed sound and records
their version.
Reverse Player 2's recording again. Now Player 2 listens to the restored audio and tries
to guess what Player 1 originally said.
What Is the Reverse Singing Challenge?
The Reverse Singing Challenge is a viral trend on TikTok, Instagram Reels,
and YouTube Shorts. Participants imitate reversed audio and try to "sing backwards." When
the recording is reversed again, the final result often becomes funny, surprising, and
extremely shareable — which is why this trend keeps going viral.
What Tools Do You Need?
You need a reverse audio tool like our website at ReversePlay.org,
which allows you to:
Record audio directly
Upload existing audio
Play audio forward and backward
Save and share reversed audio
You can also use a mobile app with similar features (e.g., Reverse Audio).
This makes it easy to record your challenge videos anytime.
How to Make a Viral Reverse Singing Challenge
Step 1: Choose a popular song lyric — the simpler, the better. Step 2:
Visit ReversePlay.org and
create your reversed audio with our online tool. Step 3: Use
another phone to film your reaction and your reverse-singing performance. Step 4: Edit
the clip using any video editor: trim, add subtitles, add effects. Step 5: Post on TikTok
or Instagram using hashtags like #ReverseSingingChallenge #FunChallenge
#ReverseSingsingTrend.
How Can We Help?
Below are answers to frequently asked questions. You may also contact us
for further assistance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes! Once you have recorded or imported audio, click the "..." menu
in the top right corner. You can download both the Original audio and the Reversed audio
as WAV files.
We support most common web audio formats, including MP3, WAV, M4A,
and OGG.
Yes, technically reversing a reversed audio restores the original
direction. However, if you are imitating the sound with your own voice (the challenge
part), the result will sound slightly distorted and funny, which is the point of the
game!
Absolutely. All audio processing happens locally in your browser.
Your recordings are never uploaded to any server.
No. ReversePlay does not support downloading music. Songs are played
as Deezer previews only.
ReversePlay uses Deezer’s official API and does not store or
redistribute music. All rights belong to the original owners.
What Makes It Great?
Best recording quality
Supports multiple audio formats
Runs locally with no uploads required
Download recordings in original sound quality
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