Losercore Songs: Identify the Tracks and Artists

Trying to identify a losercore song? Match the song title and artist below, then listen to the playlist on Spotify. If you want the listening overview, use the losercore playlist guide.

Song titles and artists

These selected entries were checked in Spotify’s public LOSERCORE playlist view on 2026-10-28. This is an identification aid, not a fixed full tracklist; the playlist may be edited.

More songs checked on 2026-10-30

These entries come from the first 100 tracks in the same public Spotify view, checked on 2026-10-30. Many are small uploads, so search the exact title together with the artist name.

Same title, different song? “My Kind of Woman” appears twice in the view, and several small artists reuse common words such as “Cigarettes”. Match the artist as well as the title.

Which song is used in the losercore videos?

There is more than one soundtrack. Know Your Meme’s collected examples identify “Insomniac” and “The Love I Lost” in promotional videos. That helps narrow a search; it does not identify the audio in every repost or prove playlist membership on its own.

For a particular clip, check its audio label first and compare the credited title and artist. A character’s appearance, a hashtag or a band’s album artwork is not enough to identify a recording. The table records titles and artists rather than reproducing lyrics.

What if the title is missing?

Open the live Spotify playlist and search within it. A song could have been added, removed or replaced since the check date. A repost may also use different audio from the original video.

For the term and characters, read what losercore means. To create the visual style from a photo, open the losercore AI video generator.