music video kid blowing up his school imagine dragons

My car door is still open, and I hear, “Dad, can you put on my birthday playlist?” … which consists of mostly Imagine Dragons songs. Little man was adamant his first concert had to be seeing this band from Las Vegas that he had now grown to love. The second stop was in our neck of the woods (the venue is literally in the woods) and that was it. Well, one day enough was enough and suddenly “Whatever it Takes” played just fine.īy the end of the winter, Imagine Dragons had announced a summer tour. The great thing about Alexa is that you can do that through voice activation right there on the spot. Initially the song wasn’t available on Alexa unless you upgraded to the higher offering via Amazon Music. But then he discovered “Whatever it Takes” by Imagine Dragons. Pearl Jam in September? “Hmm, maybe,” he would say. Foo Fighters at Fenway Park were the front-runner for some time. There was much deliberation over the winter as to who it would be. When I noticed my son’s peaked interest, I told him I would take him to any one he wants for his first official concert. I am big proponent for taking a kid to see a show when appropriate.

At first, I wasn’t thrilled about this, but now he has placed it on the desk at the foot of his bed, and each morning while getting dressed for school, or while getting ready for sports later in the day, or while playing with toys on the floor, or while doing nothing much at all, he uses it to listen to music. My oldest son, who is six, got a kids Alexa for Christmas, the one that looks like a hockey puck. Play “Thunder” by Imagine Dragons instead.”

“Alexa, play “The Sky is a Neighborhood” by Foo Fighters.” “Alexa, play “Whatever it Takes” by Imagine Dragons.” You have one of the greatest experiences of your life.

Music video kid blowing up his school imagine dragons