'Rise and Shine' Timeline: from 2019 Office Tour Sensation to 2025 Mother-Son Moment
By Chloe Bennett
Most celebrity clips fade within forty-eight hours. "Rise and shine" expanded because fellow celebrities and music producers treated the audio track as an open-source sample. Pop stars quickly helped drive its visibility across platforms.
Ariana Grande posted an Instagram video covering the three-note riff with whistle-register inflections, jokingly requesting permission to sample the line on an upcoming track. Jenner responded within minutes on social media, granting permission on the condition that she appear in the music video. Days later, Lizzo belted the phrase on stage while playing the flute, and Miley Cyrus edited Jenner into an audition scene from The Voice.
Online DJs engineered trap remixes, heavy bass edits, and synth-wave loops on SoundCloud and TikTok. A video posted by Jenner showed young Stormi dancing to one of the trap beats on her father Travis Scott’s phone, accompanied by Scott leaving a supportive comment. The hashtag #RiseandShine blew past 1.4 billion views on TikTok within one week, making it one of the fastest sound-trend adoptions in the platform's early cultural golden era.
Chloe Bennett explores the intersection of pop culture, streaming entertainment, digital trends, and contemporary lifestyle. Her weekly commentary reaches thousands of culture enthusiasts.
