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This new slow-mo music video from OK Go is the talk of the internet

How did they do that?!

Nov 24th 2016, 8:51 AM 2,867 Views 3 Comments

YOU MIGHT REMEMBER OK Go as the band behind that deadly treadmill video from 2006. (Yes, that was ten years ago and, yes, we feel ancient.)

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Since then the indie band has made dozens of eyecatching videos, but their latest might be their most impressive yet.

Yesterday the band debuted the video for the song The One Moment and it’s already melting people’s brains.

The video kicks off with this four-second assault on the senses:

GIF Source: OK Go/Facebook

That four seconds is then slowed down and turned into an epic four-minute video that’s both mesmerising and mind-boggling.
https://www.facebook.com/okgo/videos/10153836041340683/

Best music video of 2016? Quite possibly. It’s certainly the talk of the internet anyway.

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OK GO - The One Moment in time. Once again these guys have blown my brain https://t.co/kKMpBwNOtH
— PJ Gallagher (@pjgallagher) November 23, 2016

Source: PJ Gallagher/Twitter

music videos are generally bad but this one by OK Go feels like a marker of human achievement. Astoundingly cool https://t.co/lpBuDnIpPY
— Brandon McCarthy (@BMcCarthy32) November 24, 2016

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This year I'm thankful for OK Go: https://t.co/ges2O9eMSG
— Nick (@Diction) November 24, 2016

Source: Diction/Twitter

(Curious as to how they pulled it off? This behind-the-scenes video sheds some light on it.)

Bravo, guys.

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This new slow-mo music video from OK Go is the talk of the internet