Roblox Phonk Music ID Codes (2026) — Latest Working List

Update: We looked for new Roblox Phonk Music ID codes on February 15, 2026, but there are no active codes right now.

Roblox supports custom music in many experiences through Boomboxes and radios, and phonk remains one of the most popular genres for racing, drifting, and PvP games. To play a specific phonk track, you need its exact numeric music ID.

Roblox phonk music ID codes (working in 2026)

The entries below group together well-known phonk and phonk-style IDs that are actively used across Roblox. Each ID is ready to paste into a supported Boombox or radio gamepass.

Note: Phonk uploads and IDs can be removed or updated at any time under Roblox’s audio policies. If an ID suddenly stops playing or shows as unavailable, it has likely been removed or made private.

How Roblox phonk music IDs work

Every uploaded audio track on Roblox has a unique numeric ID. When a game offers a Boombox, radio, or similar music item, that item usually includes a text field where you can paste one of these IDs. If the item and the experience both allow custom audio, the engine plays the corresponding track for your character and usually for nearby players.

Many experiences require a paid gamepass to unlock the radio feature. For example, some popular fishing and social games sell a dedicated Radio gamepass for Robux, and only owners of that pass can enter ID codes and broadcast tracks to others.

How to play phonk tracks with Roblox music IDs

Step 1: Join a Roblox experience that supports custom music, such as one that offers a Boombox or in-game radio. Check the game description or store page for any Radio or Boombox gamepass requirements.

Step 2: If the experience sells a Radio or Boombox gamepass and you want to use global music, purchase it with Robux through the in-game store or the game’s store page before proceeding.

Step 3: Equip the Boombox or open the radio UI from your inventory or on-screen buttons. This typically brings up a small input box where you can type or paste a numeric ID.

Step 4: Copy one of the phonk IDs from the table above, paste it into the input box, and confirm (usually with a Play or Use button). If the ID is valid and the audio is still available, the phonk track will start playing.

Step 5: Move around the experience while the track plays. Most games let nearby players hear your music as long as you keep the Boombox or radio active. If playback stops, re-open the device and re-enter the ID or switch to another track from the list.

Tip: Some experiences limit how loud or how far custom audio can be heard, and a few disable user-uploaded tracks entirely. If nothing plays even with a working ID, that restriction is usually set by the game’s developer.

Phonk IDs often rotate as uploads are updated, so keeping a current list of working codes is important if you rely on them for races, drifting, or social hangouts. When one ID fails, trying another entry for the same style (for example, switching from a generic “Phonk” ID to “Phonk type beat cowbell”) is usually the fastest way to get music running again.