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WARNING: Plenty of language and adult situations in this video.

OK Go is back with a new video for their single "I Won't Let You Down," and it's as over the top as you might expect.

Always seemingly trying to one-up themselves, their latest masterpiece is shot via drone, and follows the guys on robotic unicycles as they partake in a massive, synchronized umbrella dance.

With a little digital post-production and minor edits, this super high-speed footage turned into a full-fledged music video. 

2,150 man hours, 700,000 pegs, 1,200 Lite Brite images, 83 friends and 148 pizzas = Win.

That's right, as a part of a bet revolving around fantasy football, this poor guy was forced to do the entirety of Sia's "Chandelier." That's dedication to the craft, for sure.

Check out the making of this cool video right here!

Honestly watching this parody video through was  pretty much the best 4 minutes of my day today.

Oh, no worries, it's just Betty White in a music video promoting a life insurance/senior well-being program. Oh, and portions of the song's profits will go towards helping out Zoos in Los Angeles.

Wait, WHAT?!

Kina Grannis's new music video features stop motion animation work with over two hundred and fifty thousand jelly beans, taking a team of 30 people over 22 months to make.

You know, no big deal or anything.

You get Game of Downtown Abbey!

Whisk Yourself Away Into the Faniverse!