+Christian De Yeah seriously. It seemed like it was water-soluble paint, and everything (clothes, luggage, etc) looked to non-absorbent. So hopefully it was just the crew quickly wiping things down with lots of Sham-wows.
+Frédéric Sidler I mean, considering they were sponsored, I seriously wondered if they just switched planes after each take, haha. The water-soluble paint theories above make more sense though.
I love Tim at 1:04 !!!!! You are awesome OK GO :) keep up the good work. IMAGINATION, CREATIVITY, CLEVERNESS!!! Am from Greece. Unfortunately here they don't know much of "OK GO" ...
They probably did an 8th one just in case (usually called a safety shot), but the 8th shot turned out to be the better shot because 1. the paint didn't hit the lens and blur everything and 2. Tim's balloon with blue paint was more in-your-face.
***** yeah, man! that blue balloon exploded so nicely! There was a more appealing "choreography" of everything [ppl and objects] in the frame on the 8th take. seemed more seamless and all the time there was something interesting to see with smooth transitions from each action to action :]
+TheRealBeatMaster It is 30 seconds max - the video was split into 20-30 second parts which were filmed independently, with breaks as the plane had gravity again, then the shots were merged in post-production. Each of the takes in this video will have been done on completely separate flights, as they'll have needed time to clean the plane.
+TheRealBeatMaster Yeah, I'm amazed every time I watch it! I wasn't aware of the band's existence until I spotted this music video and I realise I've missed out on so much.
+Maja Stojanova The plane flies parabolas which is basically like going up a hill and down a hill over and over. That same butterfly feeling you get when an elevator drops but way more prolonged. The plane dives at a freefall rate which simulates microgravity. Astronauts and cosmonauts use these planes to train in because up in the space station the same thing happens but it happens all day, every day. The ISS is constantly falling towards the earth but it's moving so fast that it never hits the earth. That's basically what an orbit is. It's fascinating but that constant up and down motion can wreak havoc on people who get motion sickness. You'll notice the lead singer (forgot his name) had a patch behind his ear. I'm betting that's some kind of motion sickness patch. :)
+Maja Stojanova science.howstuffworks.com/zero-g1.htm The band also explains it here, with a wikipedia link: okgo.net/2016/02/11/upside-down-inside-out-faq/ And the band explaining it in a video: facebook.com/HiWeAreSweet/videos/543510315823210/?hc_location=ufi
+Maja Stojanova laserfloyd explained it thoroughly, and I'll add that this isn't any antigravity. Gravity never ceases to act, whether it's OK Go guys or astronauts. They're all falling at the same acceleration as the craft so they don't feel their weight as the floor is not pushing against them. Gravity is what's pulling both of them, except the ones in orbit have such high lateral speed they never hit the ground. Every time you jump you experience the same thing, but it lasts for a very short time.
+Gilotopia They broke the song down into parts to sing for each 27 second weightless section. Then they had to stay in their last spot for 5 minutes as the plane was reset for the next section. They're getting the timing right of where they should be and what they should be singing next.
omfg when they nailed it that last time but paint got on the lens… that must have been heartbreaking.
+Morgan Harris Nah thats part of the charm.
+Morgan Harris actually its not the final take
This. is. AMAZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
+sWooZie Whats up Swooze. Im that dude that met u at TeamCrispyLive near the end remember?
haha
i loved the failed landing at 1:15!
+weesh ful how about dan in 1:20?
I wanna see how they clean up the mess after each take.
+Christian De me too! Does the paint look a bit watered down? To make it easier to clean possibly?
+Christian De Yeah seriously. It seemed like it was water-soluble paint, and everything (clothes, luggage, etc) looked to non-absorbent. So hopefully it was just the crew quickly wiping things down with lots of Sham-wows.
+Christian De That's exactly what I was thinking. What a nightmare to clean that up 8 times. :-)
+Christian De They bought a new plane after each failure ;-)
+Frédéric Sidler I mean, considering they were sponsored, I seriously wondered if they just switched planes after each take, haha. The water-soluble paint theories above make more sense though.
oh my god poor dan
first he ends up belly-first on the chair, then he ends up on the small walkway
Take 2 was the most painful. Poor Dan and Tim.
Poor Tim at 1:04
+Izzy Éveux Rael Haha that part made me laugh, this part of the sequence was so funny to watch.
Would be great to see an edit of the video with a graphic showing the position of the plane during each take.
Я эту песню слышал 284 раза!)))20 полетов
+Alex Lapa я работал на этом клипе.
+Alex Lapa было 284 режима невесомости
+Alex Lapa , а как вы думаете, я же скпзал что работал на этом клипе и слышал песню 284 раза
+Alex Lapa , какой один тейк! !!?склейка, они останавливались в тех же позах,в каких заставала перегрузка !
+Roman Mashkin Как ты попал на такую работу?, Искренне завидую)
I love Tim at 1:04 !!!!!
You are awesome OK GO :) keep up the good work. IMAGINATION, CREATIVITY, CLEVERNESS!!!
Am from Greece. Unfortunately here they don't know much of "OK GO" ...
The last words are in Russian.
Задание закончили.
Zadaniye zakoncheely.
Task completed.
+Alexander Trofimov epic comment.
awesomenessssssssss!!!!!!
AWESOME!!!!
amazing!
Oh wow. o.o The freaking clean up though. Those production people and you guys deserve amazing credit for it :)
mind blowing!!!
I still love the dogs. Great job! :D
OMG . . .Great work
2:20 Andy is so obsessed with the luggage lol
Да здесь ещё и к клипу бонус отличный!
Hhahaha so much FUN and Hard Work all at the Same Time :)
I see hard work.
Seven was really already perfect compared to what the 8th Run did looked in the end.
+TouchGameplay NAhh...8th was the best, man.
They probably did an 8th one just in case (usually called a safety shot), but the 8th shot turned out to be the better shot because 1. the paint didn't hit the lens and blur everything and 2. Tim's balloon with blue paint was more in-your-face.
***** yeah, man! that blue balloon exploded so nicely! There was a more appealing "choreography" of everything [ppl and objects] in the frame on the 8th take. seemed more seamless and all the time there was something interesting to see with smooth transitions from each action to action :]
sorry i forgot to remove the lens cap :v
I really love the take 2 lol
I'd love to see this for all sections!
Very fun! - How hard is it cleaning the colorful goo off the plane!?
2:31 god damn Damian you were in the zone
Wow I didn't realize they used an Antonov for this.
+LucchiniSW
iL-76-MDK
Damn. Close enough lol
Please show some Clean up.
I hope they make Turn Up the Radio ._.
One of my favorite song in this album.
1:17 BAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
the guy in pink is always fucking up lol
0:43
1:19
1:50
2:20
2:50
3:20
3:51
Poor Tim upside down in his chair at 1:15!
o h m y g o d . .
I would like to see the moment when they realized that the seventh take, apparently good, had a camera problem!!!
Man, how much did it cost to make it?!
How did you guys clean up after each take?
これ、服から機内から全部きれいにして7テイク撮るとか、それだけで気が遠くなる…
I guess there was some vfx they had to do to clean up that last take.
I was wondering how they clean the whole set after each take?
+rollership yeah. that should be a part of this making of... but, nope... nothing xD Next time!
+rollership I saw it in a video on Nerdist, they just power washed the inside after each flight.
Xekos629 thanks for the answer!
...they made it in Russian Cosmonaut Training Center )
I was really convinced it's all fake and CGI until i saw the scopolamine patch behind the directors ear.
CADE OS BR VIDA LOKA Q ACHO MO BAGULHO LOKO ESSE CLIPE ??
+1BagulhoMuitoLoko Primeiro a aparecer aqui BRBRBR HU3HU3HU3HU3HU3HU3
kkkkkk aproveita e da uma olhada no meu canal man e se gostar se inscreve ae pra fortalecer TMJ !!
I didn't know you could have such a long Zero G phase with a plane, thought it was only like 30 seconds max
+TheRealBeatMaster It is 30 seconds max - the video was split into 20-30 second parts which were filmed independently, with breaks as the plane had gravity again, then the shots were merged in post-production. Each of the takes in this video will have been done on completely separate flights, as they'll have needed time to clean the plane.
doctorwhofan98 I expected cuts, but I didn't see them, it's so well done!
+TheRealBeatMaster Yeah, I'm amazed every time I watch it! I wasn't aware of the band's existence until I spotted this music video and I realise I've missed out on so much.
doctorwhofan98 Well their videos are always fantastic, really great to look into
Paint right in his face lol
What is the science behind these anti-gravity moments?
+Maja Stojanova The plane flies parabolas which is basically like going up a hill and down a hill over and over. That same butterfly feeling you get when an elevator drops but way more prolonged. The plane dives at a freefall rate which simulates microgravity.
Astronauts and cosmonauts use these planes to train in because up in the space station the same thing happens but it happens all day, every day. The ISS is constantly falling towards the earth but it's moving so fast that it never hits the earth. That's basically what an orbit is.
It's fascinating but that constant up and down motion can wreak havoc on people who get motion sickness. You'll notice the lead singer (forgot his name) had a patch behind his ear. I'm betting that's some kind of motion sickness patch. :)
+Maja Stojanova science.howstuffworks.com/zero-g1.htm
The band also explains it here, with a wikipedia link: okgo.net/2016/02/11/upside-down-inside-out-faq/
And the band explaining it in a video:
facebook.com/HiWeAreSweet/videos/543510315823210/?hc_location=ufi
+Maja Stojanova laserfloyd explained it thoroughly, and I'll add that this isn't any antigravity. Gravity never ceases to act, whether it's OK Go guys or astronauts. They're all falling at the same acceleration as the craft so they don't feel their weight as the floor is not pushing against them. Gravity is what's pulling both of them, except the ones in orbit have such high lateral speed they never hit the ground.
Every time you jump you experience the same thing, but it lasts for a very short time.
You guys don't know the lyrics?
+Gilotopia They broke the song down into parts to sing for each 27 second weightless section. Then they had to stay in their last spot for 5 minutes as the plane was reset for the next section. They're getting the timing right of where they should be and what they should be singing next.
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