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‘Frequency Maxxing’ Is Taking Over TikTok, but Does It Actually Work?

TikTok users claim certain sound frequencies attract love and money, but an expert explains what sound can actually do for you.

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Over the weekend, I was doomscrolling on TikTok (which I promised myself I would stop doing…) and stumbled upon a video on the concept of “frequency maxxing.” Now, typically, I’d swipe away as soon as I heard the term “maxxing,” no matter what word preceded it. But this particular topic caught my attention, and before I knew it, I completely lost myself down a rabbit hole of spiritual self-help tips and tricks.

What Is Frequency Maxxing?

Frequency maxxing is the practice of surrounding yourself with high-frequency ideas, thoughts, and items—as well as listening to specific frequencies (like 528 Hz for love), which you can find on YouTube and other platforms.

“Playlists, tones, number codes, and morning rituals are all meant to raise your personal frequency so money, love, and the perfect partner rush into your life, in just a few easy listens,” says Charleene Closshey, Composer and Frequency Researcher.

Is it magic? Probably not. Similar to other metaphysical practices like........

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