OK go

[BaroqueRockstar]

this is hilarious!

 

[BaroqueRockstar]

they're always so coordinated, and their songs are fun

 

[ShoeGal4Eva]

lol.did you guys see them in those costumes @ the grammys last night?

 

[ms-nietzsche]

^i did!!!
it was so funny!

people

 

[michilili]

^^Oh,at least it's interesting

I like a few of their songs,e.g. You're So Damn Hott ,A Million Ways To Be Cruel ...

 

[BaroqueRockstar]

more pics

baylor

 

[BaroqueRockstar]

yahoo

 

[BaroqueRockstar]

^music.yahoo.com, that is

 

[novella]

I've been a fan for a few years now, back when they were a blip on the local Chicago scene. I think that they're super creative and they have great music. I'm really happy that they're getting popular and for their Grammy win; their "Here It Goes Again" video proves that you don't need to spend millions of dollars to make a good music video--all you really need is a good idea.

Did you know that iTunes/Nike+ has a "Master The Treadmill With OK Go" album? It was really funny to me.

Speaking of which, their Grammy outfits were hilarious. They're probably the same ones from their new music video--"Do What You Want (Wallpaper Version)." Thanks for posting the picture.

 

[BaroqueRockstar]

^OMG, i need to get my hands on that CD. I tried to convince a few friends to let me borrow their treadmills after I saw that music video so I could try to do their little tread mill dance. I couldn't get enough though, and I don't think they'll let me try it at the gym...

 

[BaroqueRockstar]

from http://www.inthenews.co.uk/entertainment/film/entertainment/film/ok-go-win-youtube-oscar-$1071487.htm

OK Go win YouTube 'Oscar' Tuesday, 27 Mar 2007 08:02

Users of the site voted for the winners

Indie pop band OK Go's Here It Goes Again has won the most creative video at the inaugural YouTube 'Oscars'.

The clip sees the Chicago-based foursome doing an elaborately choreographed dance on a number of treadmills.

Proving that quirkiness inevitably wins the day on video-sharing website YouTube, the clip has so far been viewed upwards of 13 million times.

Other winners included the LA comedy series Ask a Ninja. YouTube chose ten nominees in seven categories and asked the public to vote.

And despite Helen Mirren's British trailblazing on the movie awards circuit, the UK's best bet came home empty handed. Sadly British war veteran, known as the internet's grandfather, Peter Oakley (Geriatric1927) lost out to Canadian Wine Kone for best commentary.

"It's always interesting for us to make something in 'the real world' - something like a trophy that would be like the Emmys or the Oscars," YouTube product manager Michael Powers told the Associated Press news agency.

However it's unlikely such awards will see lengthy awards speeches, four-hour-long ceremonies and floods of tears a la Gwyneth, although it is thought acceptance speeches will be posted on the site in due course.

 

[Mary-Anne]

I saw them last night

They opened for Snow Patrol here in Montreal!

What a great show they put on, they are so playful! The lead singer is also quite the comedian. It was like a comedy show and a music show at the same time. They kept talking and joking with the crowd. Great great band. Very cute lead singer also!

 

[BaroqueRockstar]

^you're so lucky!

 

[ms-nietzsche]

they deserve the youtube thing.
they're videos are so much fun