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OK Go's Youtube video hit

OK Go's Youtube video hit

December 29, 2009 16:32

By Jessica Elgot

1 min read

A video made secretly by Chicago rock band OK Go has been viewed almost 50 million times on the internet — including in the White House and the band's Jewish bassist Tim Nordwind reveals that the American president is a big fan. Read the interview with the band here.

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