Shakira and OK Go to perform at VMAs
MTV announced today that both Shakira and the band OK Go have just been added to the list of performers at the Video Music Awards. They join an already long list slated to perform that night, including Panic! At the Disco, T.I., The Killers, Ludacris w/Pharrell, The All-American Rejects and The Raconteurs. Jack Black will host the night’s festivities, and among the list of presenters are the names Axl Rose, Lindsay Lohan, Kanye West, Paris Hilton, Diddy, LL Cool J, Snoop Dogg, Pussycat Dolls and 50 Cent. And that barely even names a few.
OK Go, from Chicago, plans to perform a live version of their internet hit “Here It Goes Again” at the show which airs August 31st at 8pm ET. The band posted the video for the song, which showcases their unusual (and hilarious!) treadmill dancing abilities, on YouTube.com and have been steadily entertaining viewers ever since. The VMA’s will be their first live performance of the song.
Well I haven’t heard anything about whether OK Go will attempt the treadmills live at the awards or go for something more traditional (and safer), but that video is a total hoot! I love it when people look like they’re having a good time, and I can’t imagine they got through that shoot without at least a few good laughs.
P.S. And someone needs kudos for choreography!
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On August 24th 2006, can_o_corn wrote:
Rigel - I hate to break this to you….but, GET OVER IT!!
OK Go…..SUCKS!
I mean to say that they are the opposite of anything positive in music today….
do you get it?
On August 25th 2006, Eliot wrote:
Damian recently appeared on The Colbert Report. He said that all of the choreography in their videos was done by his sister. Who knew sisters could be so useful? ;-)
On August 26th 2006, Meaghan wrote:
Well, there certainly are worse things than creating fantastic music videos (even if they are, apparently, the opposite of anything positive in music today). One thing that comes to mind? Sitting around commenting on blogs at 11pm on a Thursday night…