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Intermission: OK Go + Sesame Street = Color Explosion

by Julie Ma

February 3, 2012
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OK Go makes us swoon yet again. The quirky-creative rockers known for their viral music videos have paired with Sesame Street to add to their stash of awesomeness with a catchy and informative video about primary colors. Get ready for some stop-motion, a new track, and band members decked out from head to toe in solid colors—all done in classic OK Go style. They've also teamed up with Chevy to debut a new music video as a Super Bowl commercial. 

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