From the onset, the band, perhaps best known for their treadmill-riding "Here It Goes Again" video from 2006, take a jaunt through the warehouse setting, activating different gadgets and mind tricks that make things seem one way when the camera first rests on the visual, but a whole other way in the blink of an eye.

Along the way, the use of mirrors, paint, forced perspective and other gags populate the video, which is shot - as the band's videos often are - in one go.