The American band OK Go just released a trippy new music video for "Love" that is very literally a hall of mirrors.

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The band OK Go may be best known for its quirky videos featuring long takes and complex choreography. It also may be the band mostly likely to integrate plastics into its videos.

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"It's all actually about these very simple mirror tricks," Kulash describes of the video, which features several kaleidoscope-like visuals, set to the background of an empty train station in Budapest.

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