The line comes from Demons, the Imagine Dragons song released on the 2012 album Night Visions and as a single the following year. Its chorus built around internal struggle helped the track become one of the band's most recognisable hits. Online, short excerpts of the hook circulated in fan edits and on TikTok, where users detached the kingdom come phrase from the full song and reused it as a meme shorthand for dramatic confidence, transformations and tongue in cheek villain entrances in everyday videos.
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A short sung clip of the lyric this is my kingdom come from Demons by Imagine Dragons, used for dramatic reveals, edits and meme moments online.
This clip isolates the sung line this is my kingdom come, delivered in a strained, emotional vocal that rises with intensity despite its very short length. The phrasing feels like a confession and a warning at the same time, which is why a fraction of a second is enough to change the mood of a video. Viewers instantly read it as dramatic, slightly dark and self aware, so creators use the moment as a punchline for power, pride or an over the top transformation that is not meant to be taken entirely seriously.
