OK Go Releases New Music Video Filmed in Zero Gravity
The band spent three weeks in Russia filming the video.
— -- The pop band that became a viral hit by synching a song to a choreographed treadmill dance has shot their latest music video in zero gravity.
OK Go band members spent three weeks in Russia filming the video for their new single, “Upside Down, Inside Out.” The band says they spent around two hours and 15 minutes in weightlessness while filming the video at the Yuri Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center, near Moscow.
The “Upside Down, Inside Out,” video premiered today on Facebook and “Good Morning America.” The song is a track from the OK Go’s latest album, “Hungry Ghosts.”
The Grammy-winning band is celebrating its 10th anniversary. Their treadmill-based video for “Here It Goes Again” became a YouTube sensation in 2006.