High school talent shows aren’t meant to be taken too seriously. At the end of the day, they’re meant to be fun avenues for students to show off their skills. That said, a group of guys at one high school went so above and beyond, folks from all over still talk about it to this day — and that’s what we’re doing right now! This iconic talent show performance took place at Granbury High School in 2007 and was inspired by the band OK Go.
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Matt Bersi, Hieu Tran, Ian Fisher, and Stephen Behrens joined forces to recreate their iconic music video for Here it Goes. In case you aren’t aware, this indie rock band became popular, in part, because of their insanely creative music videos. This includes one where all four members pull off all sorts of moves on multiple treadmills. Do you see where this is going? Watch these highschoolers pull off the perfect recreation in the viral video below!
If you’ve ever seen OK Go’s music video, you understand just how perfectly these teenagers managed to recreate it. But, you don’t have to have seen the original to appreciate their performance. I mean, seriously, how did they manage to do all of that without tripping a single time? I can only imagine the amount of time and patience it took to perfect this routine.
Talented Teens Pull Off a Talent Show Performance So Mind-Blowing, We’re Still Talking About it 17 Years Later
“17 years and this video doesn’t get old. Hope the legends are still living their best life,” someone recently wrote in the comment section, with another adding, “Never have I been so proud of a group of people I’ve never met.”
“I come back to this video every 2ish years just to marvel in the amazing early-2000s video quality, the raw performance, the confidence, the coordination & choreography, but most importantly the testament to friendship this shows,” a third person shares. “I hope all these guys stayed friends & stay in touch now.”
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