Believer was released by American rock band Imagine Dragons in February 2017 as the lead single from their third album Evolve. Frontman Dan Reynolds wrote it drawing on his experience with chronic pain, which shapes the lyric about pain building him up rather than breaking him. The song became a worldwide hit, topped Billboard's Hot Rock Songs chart for many weeks, and was widely licensed for trailers, sports broadcasts and adverts. Its short, intense chorus later made it a natural fit for motivational edits online.
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Short clip of Believer by Imagine Dragons, the energetic 2017 rock chorus people use for motivational edits, workout montages and comeback moments.
This is a 14-second excerpt from Believer, driven by thumping drums, sharp handclaps and Dan Reynolds singing the defiant chorus about pain making him a believer. The build is tight and punchy, with the vocal sitting on top of a heavy, stomping beat that feels determined rather than sad. Even without the full song, the hook is instantly recognisable and lands like a declaration of resilience. Editors use that surge of energy to turn an ordinary clip into something that feels like a breakthrough moment, a training payoff or a confident comeback.
