Roblox Community Phonk Sound IDs Add Two New Tracks

Phonk has become a staple soundtrack in Roblox, prized for its heavy bass and high-energy beats across everything from racing to battlegrounds. A fresh update to the community’s popular phonk library adds two new tracks to the list of in-game sound IDs—giving players more options for edits, hangouts, and background music while they play.

Quick facts: new Roblox phonk IDs

At a glance

139769280318833 — Spain vs Argentina (Brazilian Phonk) (NEW)
88378288910365 — Toca Toca (NEW)
List update date: July 19, 2026
Roblox music uses ID codes inside supported music features
Some experiences require paid access for radios/boomboxes (game passes)

The update brings in “Spain vs Argentina (Brazilian Phonk)” and “Toca Toca” as newly added codes. The broader collection also includes a mix of aggressive Brazilian phonk, cinematic phonk, and slowed/reverb variants meant to fit different moods and play styles.

Notable picks from the phonk ID collection

Roblox sound IDs are designed to be entered into supported audio features, and the best matches depend on the vibe you want—whether that’s adrenaline for driving games or a darker, slower atmosphere for cinematic moments. Here are several of the listed phonk tracks players can plug in right away:

93316204367148 — SIUU PHONK
80059228606274 — Festival Phonk
138195684228540 — Mahakal Ka Tandav (Aggressive Indian Phonk)
118241465317467 — CINEMATIC PHONK HORIZON
80159531756934 — Violin Phonk
104603824839639 — BATIDA SELVAGEM (SUPER HIT PHONK MUSIC)
134108795864875 — THE BIG BAD WOLF PHONK (SUPER SLOWED)
124114599222464 — CodeONIONIONION PHONK
129127997655557 — Phonk Nigtmare Race
75764445212230 — Night Drive Phonk

If you’re building a playlist for racing or driving-style experiences, the list also includes options like “Full Throttle,” “Drifting Phonk,” and “Marcha Phonk.” For slower or more atmospheric listening, there are entries such as “Chill Phonk (DAMAS)” and multiple “slowed” themed tracks.

How Roblox phonk ID codes work (and why game passes matter)

Music features in Roblox use ID codes, but the exact steps can differ from one experience to another. In some games, radio or boombox playback is restricted behind paid access—meaning players may need to purchase the relevant game pass before they can enter and play certain sound IDs.

For example, in the Fisch experience, the Radio Gamepass costs 109 Robux. After access is unlocked, players can typically enter the ID codes and start playing their selected tracks while in that Roblox experience.