Cheap Thrills was written by Sia and producer Greg Kurstin and released in 2016 on her album This Is Acting, a collection of songs written for other artists. The track was first offered to Rihanna, and a remix featuring Sean Paul helped it become an international hit, reaching number one in the United States. Its simple message about enjoying a night out without money, paired with an infectious dancehall pop groove, made it a lasting favourite for short dance clips, edits and feel good social media videos online today.
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Clip of Sia's Cheap Thrills pop hit with its upbeat chorus and dancehall rhythm, used for dance edits, party videos and feel-good social media posts.
This is a ten second excerpt from Cheap Thrills, the upbeat pop song performed by Australian singer Sia. The clip captures the bright, carefree energy of the track, with a bouncy dancehall inspired rhythm, handclaps and Sia's distinctive soaring vocal hook. It feels light and celebratory rather than intense, instantly lifting the mood of whatever it is placed over. Listeners recognise the melody immediately, and that familiarity makes the moment feel fun, free and made for dancing, even without the full song playing underneath it.