In South Korean television, Song gained fame as part of We Got Married Season 2, as well as being a cast member of KBS's Invincible Youth.

In June 2010, Song became a cast member for the first season of the variety show Invincible Youth in which she was a part of G7, consisting of 7 female idols from various groups.

[9] In January 2012, Song was cast to play the lead role in the Chinese-Taiwanese co-production When Love Walked In,[10] alongside label-mate Zhou Mi, and Calvin Chen of the group Fahrenheit.

[12] In December 2012, Song released a photo-essay book titled Victoria's Hong-Ma, which included her travel experiences in Hong Kong and Macao.

[14] In 2014, Song was chosen to host the Korean-Chinese variety show titled Strongest Group together with Zhou Mi.

[16] Song then starred in Zhang Liyin's music videos "Agape" and "Not Alone" as the lead female character alongside former EXO member Tao.

[28] In June, she starred alongside Huang Xiaoming in the fantasy romance drama A Life Time Love, based on the novel Once Promised by Tong Hua.

[32] In January 2018, Song starred in The Chronicles of Town Called Jian, a mystery period drama produced by Li Shaohong; based on the "Tarot Goddess Sleuths" series.

[35] She has also joined the dance-oriented variety show, Hot Blood Dance Crew,[36] and talent scouting program The Next Top Bang as a mentor.

[39] In October she starred in the fantasy adventure film Legend of the Ancient Sword, based on the video game Gu Jian Qi Tan 2.

[40][41] The same year, she was cast in modern romance drama Broker alongside Luo Yunxi, playing an intelligent and beautiful scientist.

[47] The album sold over 250,000 copies in its first 22 hours of pre-sale, making Victoria Song the fastest Chinese female artist to reach diamond certification on QQ Music in 2020.

In 2024, she starred next to Chen Xingxu as Lin Xi in the business romance The Interpreter, which aired in January 2024 on Hunan TV.

[60] The following year, she participated in the press conference to promote awareness for a fundraising campaign to help children in Africa, which was jointly organized by the Red Cross and UNICEF.

[61] In November 2012, she and Kangta also attended a cultural charity event in China, where they gave music and dance lessons to children in need.

The event was organized by SM Entertainment and CJ E&M to celebrate 20 years of China and South Korea's diplomatic ties.