Lucid Dreams was recorded by American rapper Juice WRLD and produced by Nick Mira, first appearing in 2017 before its wider release on the 2018 album Goodbye and Good Riddance. Built on an interpolation of Sting's 1993 song Shape of My Heart, it became Juice WRLD's breakthrough hit and a defining emo rap track. After his death in 2019 its streams surged again, and short excerpts kept circulating on TikTok and YouTube edits, where the instantly familiar guitar figure now signals heartbreak even for listeners who never heard the full song.
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Clip from Lucid Dreams by Juice WRLD, the emo rap hit built on a Sting sample. Used in sad edits, heartbreak videos and nostalgic TikTok montages.
This is a brief excerpt from Lucid Dreams, built around a wistful guitar loop sampled from Sting and Juice WRLD's soft, half-sung delivery. The melody feels dreamy and bruised at the same time, with the vocal sitting close and confessional over a slow trap beat. Even in just a few seconds it signals heartbreak, late-night overthinking and a relationship that will not let go. Listeners recognise the hook instantly, so the clip lands as an emotional shorthand rather than background music, pulling a scene toward sadness, nostalgia and unresolved longing without needing any explanation at all.
