2OV Throwback Thursday – The ‘Here It Goes Again’ Viral Video
Most bands spend heaps of cash and time on their music videos. OK Go is not most bands.
OK Go Did A TED Talk And It’s Very Entertaining [Video]
They’re famous more for their music videos than their songs, but get them chatting and the guys at OK Go are pretty interesting fellows.
Behind The Scenes Of OK GO’s Crazy Music Video Using Low Gravity [Video]
OK GO are renowned for their epic music videos – and their latest uses low gravity to make the world of difference. Check out how
Remember ‘OK Go’ Who Make Amazing Music Videos? They’ve Made Another One And It’s Amazing [Video]
The new music video from OK Go is going to absolutely mesmerise you, and you’re probably going to want to go to Japan also.
OK Go’s Insane Chevy Music Vid [VIDEO]
Yesterday, OK Go released their new music video for Needing/Getting, which doubled as a Super Bowl ad for the Chevy Sonic. The band drives a Chevy fitted with retractable arms down a 3km stretch of desert lined with 1 000 instruments to perform a version of “Needing/Getting” that took four months to prep and four days to shoot.
OK Go Wins The Internet Again. With Sesame Street.
OK Go did a song about the primary colours on Sesame Street. No other band would make me care about this, but OK Go are sort of the kings of viral videos. So click through for some stop-motion, a new track, and primary-coloured theme outfits. No spandex this time, though.
New Video: OK Go Do ‘The Muppet Show Theme’ [VIDEO]
OK Go did a rendition of the theme song from The Muppet Show in their Green Album. Now they’ve made a video; it’s sort of like all of their other music videos, except it features Muppets. I don’t like suggesting that something going viral is a foregone conclusion, but this thing going viral is a foregone conclusion.
OK Go Is Better At The Internet Than You Are [VIDEO]
You’re going to want to watch this. OK Go have put out a new experimental music video for their new track, All Is Not Lost. You remember that one video with the treadmills? Or with the Rube Goldberg machine? Yeah, this is better than that.
OK Go’s Toasty New Video
Just last week we reported how Myspace was repositioning itself as a “social entertainment platform”. As if to prove us right, they’ve only gone and exclusively previewed the brilliant new OK Go music video featuring 2,430 slices of toast in one of the most epic stop-motion animations I’ve seen in a long time.