In 2005, three former PayPal employees — Chad Hurley, Steve Chen, and Jawed Karim— launched a little video-sharing website called YouTube. That same year, power pop band OK Go, who were about to ...

I can’t say I’m a massive fan of OK Go’s music, but their incredibly over the top music videos are a very different matter. The band on Thanksgiving Day released their newest clip on YouTube titled ...

YouTube highlighted its starmaking ability Monday by unveiling its first batch of YouTube Video Award winners, several of which have become virtual household names over the past year. By The ...

How many times does a band have to take the music video world by storm before its record label gets that its members might know a little something about music videos? We may never find out, because OK ...

"The record industry in general is kind of crumbling, and networks like MTV have announced they're not even going to play videos anymore. [So] there's no need to make a music video that fits into the ...

It took about four months for indie pop act OK Go to put together a video for "Needing/Getting," and it's taken less than a week for it to surpass 10 million views on YouTube. The band became an ...

Alt-rockers OK Go scored a viral hit with the release exclusively on Facebook of the video for “Upside Down & Inside Out” filmed in zero-gravity — and now the video posted to YouTube by the airline ...

OK Go are known for outdoing themselves with every single music video they create, and their newest video is no exception. Made with 567 printers, and no jams—thank goodness—the band “broke the matrix ...

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OK Go broke through as a power pop band with the help of a perfectly synced music video, with treadmill-assisted dancing accompanying their hit "Here It Goes Again" in the early days of YouTube. They ...