Awesome / OK Go

• The music video for "Here It Goes Again". A classic OK Go Oner...on treadmills!
• "End Love," where they mess around with the time lapse concept. How long did this take to make?
• "Upside Down & Inside Out," shot in zero gravity, is a blast to watch.
• "The One Moment," shot in 4.2 seconds. Watch what happens when they slow it down.
• "I Won't Let You Down," shot with a drone, with choreography involving sitting segways, a lot of Japanese schoolgirls, and over 2,300 umbrellas.
• The initial release of Oh No ended with a hidden, 34-minute track that was nothing more than a recording of Damian Kulash's girlfriend having a snooze. This may not seem all that awesome, but the reason why it was put on there certainly is — this was done to prevent their record label from using the remaining space on the CD (which normally clocks in at 41 minutes) to fill it with Copy Protection.^note It's worth nothing that this has admittedly never been 100% confirmed by Damien Kulash or the rest of the band, but considering he publicly spoke out against these practices more than once, and mentioned that he managed to work out Oh No being DRM-free with the label, it's very plausible this happened (or it was a last-minute move to make sure it wouldn't happen).

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