Ok Go With Another Fascinating, Epic Music Video

A still from the band Ok Go's latest epic, innovative
video, "The One Moment." 

OK Go is a band, a bunch of musicians, but their forte is innovative music videos.

There was the famous Rube Goldberg video from 2010 on the song "This Too Shall Pass."  

On "Needing/Getting" they used a car to play various musical instrument.

In "Upside Down & Inside Out" they used real zero gravity in a jet to record the music video. (I bet there were some upset stomachs there.

Now, we've got another awesome epic from Ok Go. In this one, they recorded a series of explosive events that lasted all of 4.2 seconds.

Then they slowed it all down very, very much so that these explosive events last the entirety of a song called "The One Moment" that lasts a full four minutes.

As always, this video is an understandable hit, racking up more than four million views in the four days since it was released.

It really is a LOT of fun, and worth watching

So here's the video

Fun With Slow Motion Ink In A Fish Tank

A squirt of ink in a fish tank full of water,
filmed in slow motion can be really cool.  

There's a YouTube Channel for something called the Slow Motion Guys.

In this one, they inject ink into fish tanks full of clear water. Clear until the ink hits it, anyway.

The resulting video is mesmerizing.

I only wish they showed us more of the ink in the water and the two guys messing around with this giggling and playing. But they were having fun, so what the hell.

If you want more, the slow motion guys have several really fun, fascinating videos on their YouTube channel.  They include slow motion videos of a Molotov cocktail, a slow-motion water balloon fight, an underwater bullet, and rubber bands exploding a watermelon.

Here's the video: