"Sweet Dreams" is a song by South Korean rapper J-Hope of BTS featuring American singer Miguel, released on March 7, 2025. It was written by J-Hope, Johnny Goldstein (who also produced the song), Sean Douglas, Sam Martin and Theron Thomas.
Background On February 26, 2025, J-Hope announced the song and shared the cover art as well. "Sweet Dreams" is his first solo release since he was discharged from the South Korean military in October 2024.
Composition "Sweet Dreams" is a pop and R&B song that also fuses hip-hop. Over twinkling synths and percussion, it finds J-Hope and Miguel singing about their "desire to love and be loved". The song opens with Miguel delivering the refrain in his signature falsetto ("Sweet dreams come after hours / Nothing that's not allowed / You should never sleep alone / 'Cause I'll always take you home"), before J-Hope enters in the chorus, "I just wanna love ya like love ya like love ya like that". J-Hope gives a melodic performance.
Music video An official music video premiered alongside the single. It sees J-Hope waking up in a house floating into the sky, walking through a vibrant neighborhood and watching the fantastic qualities around him in awe. The clip also shows dancing dogs and J-Hope riding a flying car. Miguel makes a brief cameo in the video.
Live performances J-Hope and Miguel performed the song on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on March 11, 2025.
Track listing CD, digital download and streaming "Sweet Dreams" (featuring Miguel) – 2:52
CD – instrumental "Sweet Dreams" (featuring Miguel; instrumental) – 2:47 "Sweet Dreams" (featuring Miguel) – 2:52
Digital download and streaming – zzZ remixes "Sweet Dreams" (featuring Miguel) – 2:52 "Sweet Dreams" (featuring Miguel; instrumental) – 2:47 "Sweet Dreams" (featuring Miguel; band remix) – 3:16 "Sweet Dreams" (featuring Miguel; Johnny Gold remix) – 3:16 "Sweet Dreams" (featuring Miguel; sped up) – 2:29 "Sweet Dreams" (featuring Miguel; slowed down) – 3:25
Digital download and streaming – FnZ remix "Sweet Dreams" (featuring Miguel; FnZ remix) – 3:06
Charts
Weekly charts + Weekly chart performance for "Sweet Dreams" Chart (2025–2026) Peakposition Japan Digital Singles (Oricon) 7 Malaysia International (RIM) 19 New Zealand Hot Singles (RMNZ) 8 Singapore (RIAS) 21 South Korea (Circle) 49 Taiwan (Billboard) 19 Vietnam (IFPI) 17
Monthly charts + Monthly chart performance for "Sweet Dreams" Chart (2025) Position CIS Airplay (TopHit) 40 Kazakhstan Airplay (TopHit) 41 Russia Airplay (TopHit) 27 South Korea (Circle) 71
Release history + "Sweet Dreams" release history Region Date Format Version Label Various March 7, 2025 Original Big Hit "Sweet Dreams" release formats: CD single Instrumental March 11, 2025 zzZ remixes March 18, 2025 FnZ remix
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