History Heartwarming / ImagineDragons

* "They Don't Know You Like I Do," in which the singer explains to a troubled, bullied friend that he will always see his worth even though everyone else doesn't.

* "Real Life", in which a man gives his wife comfort when she is upset by scary and depressing news in the world.

* Evolve. After the DarkerAndEdgier Smoke and Mirrors, Evolve is entirely positive. Four songs are inspirational, one is a SillyLoveSong, and two are about repairing broken relationships.

* "America" begins with a soldier asking if he can stand serving the US Army for 20 years, after which he can receive retirement pay. As the song progresses, his desire to support his country overpowers his anxiety. The second verse, in particular, includes praise for the working class (and maybe also the National Guard), a fleeting 9/11 memorial, and a thanks to the authors of the Declaration of Independence, in addition to a remembrance of past fighters.

* Evolve. After the DarkerAndEdgier Smoke and Mirrors, Evolve is entirely positive. Four songs are inspirational, one is a SillyLoveSong, and two are about repairing broken relationships.

* "Levitate". Disconnect it from ''Film/Passengers2016'', and it becomes one of the most pure and whimsical love songs out there right now, without any hint of cynicism.

* "Levitate", one of the most pure and whimsical love songs out there right now without any hint of cynicism.

* Dan's big dumb grin when the crowd at [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EngTFUq6T_o O2 Academy Brixton]] starts singing the chorus to "It's Time."

* "Believer" becoming Imagine Dragons' first song since "Radioactive" to [[http://www.billboard.com/articles/columns/chart-beat/7727624/hot-rock-songs-imagine-dragons-believer-number-one top Billboard's Hot Rock Songs chart]] seems like a cathartic response to Dan's CreatorRecovery.

* The "Roots" music video features Dan Reynolds spending time in between UsefulNotes/NewZealand concerts immersing himself in the natural beauty of the country, and also engaging in recreation with the locals. Not all of those locals could appear in such a short video, so the band had the footage they couldn't fit accompany [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5luWp_zPNfM this interview]] with Dan, in which he discusses the song's meaning and the importance of meeting new people.

* The "Roots" music video features Dan Reynolds spending time in between UsefulNotes/NewZealand concerts immersing himself in the natural beauty of the country, and also engaging in recreation with the locals. Not all of those locals could appear in such a short video, so the band had the footage they couldn't fit accompany [[https://cloud.app.box.com/RootsBehindtheScenes/1/4777569969/38823727937/1 this interview]] with Dan, in which he discusses the song's meaning and the importance of meeting new people.

* The "Roots" music video features Dan Reynolds spending time in between UsefulNotes/NewZealand concerts admiring the natural beauty of the country, and also engaging in recreation with the locals. Not all of those locals could appear in such a short video, so the band had the footage they couldn't fit accompany [[https://cloud.app.box.com/RootsBehindtheScenes/1/4777569969/38823727937/1 this interview]] with Dan, in which he discusses the song's meaning and the importance of meeting new people.

* The "Roots" music video features Dan Reynolds spending time in between UsefulNotes/NewZealand concerts admiring the natural beauty of the country, and also engaging in recreation with the locals.

* At the first-ever The Game Awards, the group performed a goosebump-inducing arrangement of "Great Fairy's Fountain" with Creator/KojiKondo after being introduced as long-time fans of ''Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda''.

* The "Demons" music video ends with a clip of the band singing with a cancer-stricken teenage fan, Tyler Robinson. It also reveals that Tyler died when he was eighteen and encourages people to donate to the [[http://tylerrobinsonfoundation.com/ Tyler Robinson foundation]] in his name.

* At the first ever Video Game Awards, the group performed a goosebump-inducing arrangement of "Great Fairy's Fountain" after being introduced as long-time fans of Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda.

* "I Bet My Life" sounds a little like this and a little like a TearJerker, as it has Dan Reynolds remember making life decisions his parents didn't agree with, then try to assure his parents that he still considers them important.

* In the music video for "On Top of the World", Dan Reynolds kisses his wife, Aja Volkman, and their baby, during the second part of the line, "If you love somebody, better tell them why they're here..."

* In the music video for "On Top of the World", Dan Reynolds kisses his wife, Aja Volkman, and their baby, during the second part of the line, "If you love somebody, better tell them why they're here..." Dan and Aja have several adorable videos and pictures circulating the Internet, but not all of them bear relevance to Imagine Dragons.

* In the music video for "On Top of the World", Dan Reynolds kisses his wife, Aja Volkman, and their baby, during the second part of the line, "If you love somebody, better tell them why they're here..."

* "America" begins with a soldier asking if he can stand serving the US Army for 20 years, after which he can receive retirement pay. As the song progresses, his desire to support his country overpowers his anxiety. The second verse, in particular, includes praise for the working class (and maybe also the National Guard), a fleeting 9/11 memorial, and a thanks to the authors of the Declaration of Independence, in addition to a remembrance of past fighters.

* The "Demons" music video ends with a clip of the band singing with a cancer stricken, teenage fan, Tyler Robinson. It also reveals that Tyler died when he was eighteen and encourages people to donate to the [[http://tylerrobinsonfoundation.com/ Tyler Robinson foundation]] in his name.

* "America" begins with a soldier asking if he can stand serving the US Army for 20 years, after which he can receive retirement pay. As the song progresses, his desire to support his country overpowers his anxiety.

* The "Demons" music video ends with a clip of the band singing with a cancer stricken, teenage fan, Tyler Robinson. It also reveals that Tyler died when he was eighteen and encourages people to donate to the [[http://tylerrobinsonfoundation.com/ Tyler Robinson foundation]] in his name.