OK Go Releases Innovative 'Love' Music Video Featuring 29 Robots, 60 Mirrors

OK Go has released a new music video for their song 'Love,' showcasing their innovative approach to filmmaking with the use of 29 robotic arms and over 60 mirrors. The video, filmed in a decommissioned Budapest train station, took 39 takes to achieve the desired effect, which emphasizes themes of love through infinite reflections created by the mirrors. Co-directed by lead singer Damian Kulash, Aaron Duffy, and Miguel Espada, the project involved over 60 crew members from 10 countries and was developed in partnership with Project Management Institute and SpecialGuest. Kulash explained that the use of robots allowed for precise dynamic effects that would have been impossible with traditional methods. 'Love' is part of their new album, 'And the Adjacent Possible,' marking the band's first release in a decade. The band plans to perform the new single on 'The Late Show with Stephen Colbert' on April 15.