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OK Go are back with another incredible video for their latest track “The One Moment”.
Premiering on Facebook today, the video sees OK Go deliver stunning visuals created using a mere 4.2 seconds of footage. The concept, underlying the song’s title, fits in 325 events stretched out in this breathtaking and record-breaking clip.
“[The song] is about those incredible moments in life when you feel most alive. The moment you fall in love, or the moment you make a big decision, so we wanted to shoot the whole video in one moment,” OK Go frontman Damian Kulash reveals in a behind the scenes video.
Check it out below for yourself.
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