A white balloon emblazoned with "Who cares if one more light goes out?" — a nod to Linkin Park's chilling "One More Light" ballad — floats amid mourners during a tribute to the band's late frontman Chester Bennington. Candles forming the song's fitting response to the balloon's question ("well we do") glows during another tribute to the 41-year-old singer who died of suicide on July 20. 

Those are just a few snapshots from the emotional footage Linkin Park shared in a video thanking fans for their "outpouring of love and support." Watch Linkin Park's video below. 

— LINKIN PARK (@linkinpark) September 7, 2017

The montage is set to "One More Light," which was originally written as a tribute to the band's friend Amy Zaret, who died of cancer at age 25 in 2015.

Linkin Park also performed "One More Light" earlier this year as a tribute to Chris Cornell after he committed suicide by hanging. During that powerful performance on Jimmy Kimmel Live, Bennington is understandably shaken, even taking a moment at the 4:22 mark to compose himself. Watch below. 

Relive Chester Bennington's career in these classic photos of the band: