Wyw My Sweetie Jersey Club Viral TikTok Dance

The wyw my sweetie jersey club dance is the TikTok trend you keep seeing in your feed, and K-pop fans are all over it. It's a two-person dance set to a slowed Jersey Club edit. Here's what the song is, which K-pop names are tied to it, and how to try the dance.

Song: "Wyw my sweetie #JerseyClub (Slowed)"
Made by: prod.nissi and 25Hzz, according to TikTok's sound page
Choreographer: Akane Miyoshi (@Akanenmiyoshi), credited in many videos
Also called: "come back and back," after a phrase in the edit

Watch EVAN from ENHYPEN 'wyw my sweetie' Viral TikTok Trend

EVAN 'wyw my sweetie' TikTok

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KISS OF LIFE 'wyw my sweetie' TikTok

Which K-Pop Stars Are Doing the Wyw My Sweetie Dance?

EVAN, former ENHYPEN
TOMORROW X TOGETHER
LNGSHOT
KISS OF LIFE
NEXZ
AHOF

Why Does Jersey Club Fit K-Pop?

K-pop has already used the genre. NewJeans' "Super Shy" and NMIXX's "Passionfruit" are two songs often listed as Jersey Club-style tracks.

A duet dance with a bouncy beat also suits idols who already post short challenge clips. To check for yourself, search the sound on TikTok and look for the verified badge.

Why Is the Wyw My Sweetie TikTok Dance Trending?

It's a simple idea that works well with two people. The dance is mostly done as a duet, with formats like "dancer vs non-dancer" and "with my crush or friend."

The audio is a slowed edit, so the beat has room to bounce. That makes the moves easier to copy than a fast track would.

Creators also post slowed tutorials, including clips at 0.65x speed, to teach the steps. A super-slowed version of the song exists too, and TikTok has a page for it.

What Is the Song Called?

The name changes depending on where you look. You'll see "Wyw my sweetie," "WYM my sweetie," and "come back and back."

We're going with "Wyw my sweetie", because that's the title on TikTok's sound page. The "come back and back" name comes from the phrase heard in the edit.

Don't Mix It Up With "Come Right Back"

prod.nissi also posted a separate track, "Come Right Back (Slowed) Jersey Club Remix." It's a different song, even though the name sounds close.

A prod.nissi TikTok post of "Come Right Back (Slowed)", a separate Jersey Club remix from the same producer.

Who Gave the Wyw My Sweetie Dance Tutorial Its Boost?

Many videos credit Akane Miyoshi (@Akanenmiyoshi) as the choreographer. The credit comes from search-result snippets and creator captions, so treat it as likely, not official.

One duo performance by @noelgoescrazy and @Akanenmiyoshi is described as passing a million likes.

Who Are prod.nissi and 25Hzz?

prod.nissi and 25Hzz are the two names listed on TikTok's sound page for the slowed audio. That's all we can confirm about them right now.

We couldn't find an official release, a Spotify or Apple Music listing, or the original upload date. Treat streaming availability as unconfirmed. For now, TikTok is the only place we know you can hear it.

Why Does Jersey Club Keep Starting TikTok Dances?

Jersey Club is a bouncy, fast dance-music genre from New Jersey. It has fueled many TikTok dance trends over the years.

One big example is Cookiee Kawaii's 2020 hit "Vibe (If I Back It Up)." The genre's quick, choppy rhythm is easy to move to and easy to turn into a short clip.

(More: another viral dance that took over TikTok.)

Some songs go even further. (More: how a TikTok-era song reached No. 1 on Spotify.) We can't say if this one will follow that path. That would be a guess, and nothing about its future is confirmed.