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OK Go’s New Music Video Is a Dizzying Kaleidoscope of 60 Mirrors and 29 Robots — Colossal

Irina Runkel
Last updated: 18 April 2025 16:27
Published 18 April 2025
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Known for their elaborate performances almost as much as their albums, the American band OK Go just released a new music video that is very literally a hall of mirrors. Filmed in a Budapest train station, “Love” incorporates 29 robots and 60 mirrors that move in perfect synchronicity. The result is an endlessly evolving kaleidoscope that distorts reality and illusion, connecting the band and their surroundings through a trippy, impeccably timed production.

To get a closer look at the making of this iconic video, check out the behind-the-scenes video shot from the perspective of each band member.

a still of a man in a mirrored suit singing in front of mirrors
an animated gif of a band performing with mirrors and spelling out the word "love"

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