Yes, there are several platforms and websites that can help you find YouTube Shorts and videos that use a specific audio track. Here are a few you might find useful:
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TikTok: Although it primarily focuses on its own platform, TikTok has a robust search feature where you can enter a specific audio track, and it will show you videos that use that sound. You can often find similar trends or popular audio here too.
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Shazam: While primarily a music identification app, Shazam can sometimes link you to where a song is used in videos, including on YouTube if it has been tagged correctly.
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YouTube Search: Using YouTube’s own search feature, you can type the name of the audio track along with “shorts” to filter results.
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Social Media Platforms: Instagram and Snapchat have similar functionality where you can explore trending audios. Searching for the audio on those platforms might yield links to relevant YouTube Shorts.
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Audios Library websites: Websites like "Audiomack" or "SoundCloud" can sometimes offer insights into popular audio clips being used across social platforms.
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Specialized search engines or databases: Some websites aggregate user-generated content and allow you to search audio or effects used in videos. Although not widely known, tools like Veed.io and Kapwing might help you find specific audio clips.
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Hashtags: If you search certain audio clips using relevant hashtags on social media platforms like Twitter or Instagram, it can also lead to discoveries of YouTube content that features the same audio.
While these methods may not offer a direct list similar to what you're looking for, they can still effectively help you find content associated with specific audio tracks.