The Verity song is “It’s me, It’s Verity” by Horror Skunx — a two-minute track whose official video landed on July 11, 2026, three days after the final episode of ThatMob’s series aired. Three months later it stands at nearly 40 million views (as of October 8, 2026) and has grown into a small catalog of official follow-ups, all covered below. The newest is “your verity,” a CG5 × Horror Skunx duet released September 19, 2026.
Prefer to watch it on YouTube directly? Here is the official video on the Horror Skunx channel.
Who made the Verity song — and is it official?
Horror Skunx is a music channel with more than 9 million subscribers that specializes in catchy songs about internet horror characters. This one is not a ThatMob production: ThatMob created the Verity character and the film series it comes from, while the song is a tribute — and an acknowledged one, since the video description credits ThatMob by name as the character’s creator.
That distinction matters if you arrived here confused. Nothing in ThatMob’s three episodes uses this track; the series has its own ambient sound design. The song dropped three days after the finale and rode the same wave that pushed the recreated Verity mods past 20 million combined downloads. New to the character entirely? Start with the story of whether the Verity mod is real — the short answer is “not the one in the videos,” and the long answer is the best horror marketing story of 2026.
Where to stream the Verity song
The track was distributed through DistroKid to every major platform, so you do not need YouTube to keep the Verity song in rotation — these links go straight to the song:
- YouTube — the official video, plus the variant cuts listed below
- Spotify — the original track, with sped-up and remix cuts alongside it
- Apple Music — the same single, iTunes included
- YouTube Music — the official audio, plus an official a capella version
Official versions of the Verity song
Horror Skunx has published several official cuts of the song across its two channels: the main video, an instrumental, a sped-up version, a reversed version, an a capella, a cursed version, and a behind-the-scenes video about how it was made. The sped-up and instrumental cuts are the ones you keep hearing in Shorts and TikTok edits.
Every other official Verity song
The hit is not a one-off. Horror Skunx has kept building a small musical universe around Verity, and other musicians have started joining in — these are the official Verity releases so far, newest last:
The Verity Band — “Be My Friend”
Released August 8, 2026 · 26.0 million views as of October 8, 2026. The follow-up single, and the first release credited to “The Verity Band” rather than to Horror Skunx directly. It reached #55 on YouTube’s trending music chart and is the second most-watched Verity song after the original — the natural next listen.
“Obesity & Lovity, something is coming in 9 months…”
Released August 22, 2026 · 7.1 million views as of October 8, 2026. A comedy character piece made with the musician Whispy, who voices Obesity. It introduces two new band-universe characters — including Lovity, framed as Verity’s love interest — and the title’s “9 months” gag speaks for itself.
“It’s me, It’s Verity” (Live) — with The Living Tombstone
Released August 31, 2026 · 11.0 million views as of October 8, 2026. A live-performance cut of the main Verity track together with The Living Tombstone, one of the biggest names in game-horror music on YouTube. It lives on the Horror Skunx 2 channel.
“Lord Verity – Master of Humanity”
Released September 11, 2026 · 16.8 million views as of October 8, 2026. Verity recast as a self-crowned ruler of humanity, and currently the most-searched Verity song of all. The name comes from a fan parody of a Sonic.exe song, which Horror Skunx credits in the video description — the full Lord Verity story, from that parody to every official version, has its own page.
“your verity” — CG5 × Horror Skunx
Released September 19, 2026 · 6.1 million views as of October 8, 2026. The first Verity song led by another artist: CG5 wrote it and sings it with Horror Skunx, CodaAnim animated it, and it premiered on CG5’s channel rather than Horror Skunx’s — which is why you will not find it in the Horror Skunx uploads. Written from Verity’s side, it trades menace for neediness, built on the assistant’s know-it-all pitch from the series. Stream it on Apple Music or any other platform through CG5’s official link page.
Beyond the official releases, the community keeps producing its own. mickeyiscat’s “Verity Minecraft Horror Theme Song” is on Spotify, new Verity fan uploads appear weekly, and parody tracks regularly clear a million views while labeling themselves unofficial — the most-watched we have found is Havexy’s satirical “Verity Disstrack,” at 4.3 million views as of October 8, 2026. Quality varies wildly; the official releases are the ones the numbers above belong to.
Why is the Verity song everywhere?
Short, hook-first, and named after its own refrain — the track is engineered the way earworms are. The variant cuts did the rest of the work: the sped-up and instrumental versions are tailor-made for Shorts and TikTok edits, so the Verity song spread through thirty-second clips long before most listeners could name the artist. Three months in, the main video stands at nearly 40 million views — and the official Verity follow-ups have added another 67 million between them (as of October 8, 2026).
What about the Verity song lyrics?
We do not reprint the Verity song lyrics on this site — they are copyrighted text that belongs to the artist. You do not need a lyrics site anyway: Horror Skunx publishes the full official lyrics in the description of the official video — tap “more” under the video — and Spotify and Apple Music display licensed lyrics in-app while the track plays. The words you find there are the artist’s own, not a fan transcription.
Verity, the character behind the song
If the song is your entry point, here is the fast orientation. Verity is a smiling yellow companion from a Minecraft horror series by YouTuber ThatMob — helpful at first, then increasingly not. The series ran from May to July 2026 and spawned an ARG, several mod recreations, and — evidently — a soundtrack of its own. The episode timeline has every date, and the Verity mod overview explains which versions of the mod actually exist and where their official download pages are.