I recently noticed that TikTok started filling my feed with suspicious or 'sus' audio clips that I never chose to follow or engage with. It can be frustrating when the app’s algorithm pushes content that feels irrelevant or spammy, especially audio that seems to pop up excessively. From my experience, this often happens when TikTok’s AI tries to recommend trending sounds based on vague user behavior patterns or popular tags, sometimes resulting in what feels like spam rather than genuine recommendations. To address this, I found a few steps helpful: 1. Use the 'Not Interested' option on videos playing these audios to train the algorithm about your preferences. 2. Regularly clear your watch history and reset content preferences in your TikTok settings. 3. Limit the use of trending hashtags or follow accounts with more curated content to influence the type of audios and videos served. 4. Report repetitive or suspicious content using TikTok’s reporting tools, which helps improve overall content quality. By actively managing your account settings and interactions, you can reduce the frequency of this suspicious audio spam and have a more personalized TikTok feed. It’s about guiding the algorithm with clear signals rather than passively accepting everything it serves. Hope this helps anyone else feeling overwhelmed by the flood of unwanted audios on TikTok!