Talk:Here It Goes Again

The Video

Shouldn't there be a link to the video on this page? I wouldn't know where to find it.

It says "Watch the video HERE" at the end of the video section... You can always also go to the band's website if you aren't sure... Wasakithis 19:51, 29 June 2007 (UTC)

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The Pillows

Does anyone else notice that this song is reminiscent of the song "Ride on Shooting Star" by The Pillows or better known as the ending theme to FLCL?

After watching the anime and watching this video, they sound oddly alike. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 76.197.212.98 (talk) 23:36, 17 November 2007 (UTC)

"Pop culture references"

Surely they are a bit trivial?

Theres thousands of songs that are used in adverts. What makes this so special? 77.99.186.110 (talk) 21:54, 25 June 2008 (UTC)

Welcome to Wikipedia. --24.34.111.198 (talk) 02:56, 2 April 2009 (UTC)

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Song in television

• The song is used occasionally during Monday Night Football before commercials.
• The song was featured on The Colbert Report and the Scrubs Season 6 opening sequence.
• In a 2007 episode of Gran Hermano, the Argentine version of Big Brother, the contestants had to mimic the performance on treadmills, this was repeated in the 2008 series of Big Brother UK and the first season of the Israeli Big Brother.
• The song was played in the background of the first episode of the show Cavemen.

Music video in television

• A Nike+iPod commercial featured a man running on a treadmill-like course.
• A Cingular Wireless commercial featured people dancing on supermarket checkout conveyor belts.
• The video is featured in a commercial for Mobile Phone Network MTN in South Africa
• The song's video is parodied in The Simpsons episode "Husbands and Knives", where Marge has difficulties with treadmills at a local gym. She wonders if anyone else is having trouble with the treadmills and sees Cookie Kwan, Duffman, Miss Springfield, and Rainier Wolfcastle are dancing on them the same way as the band members in the video (complete with the song).
• The video clip was imitated in Spanish TV show on Cuatro, El Hormiguero, with only 9 hours of preparation
• The video is parodied in the Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends episode "Bloo Tube" when Bloppy Pants, Fluffernutter, Billy the Squid, and Yogi Boo-Boo are filming their video for their song "Talk to the Jeans." They dance on treadmills and Bloo messes them up. Billy then says, "O.K. Go. Again."
• The Video was Parodied by the New Zealand Television show Pulp Sport, with the mascots trying to mimic the Treadmill dancing.
• The song was parodied on The Fairly Oddparents.

Commercials

• The song is featured in a commercial for Disney.com.
• It was used in a TV advertisement for the show The Big Bang Theory.
• The song was featured in a commercial for College Road Trip.
• The song was featured in some commercials for Shrek the Third and iPod Nano.
• The song is featured on a commercial for the The Heartbreak Kid starring Ben Stiller.
• An advert for Berocca vitamin tablets in 2008 features four people dancing on treadmills in a city centre in a remarkably similar manner to OK Go.
• The song was featured in a commercial for the premiere of CBS' The Amazing Race 15.

Movies

• The song is featured in the closing credits of the motion picture Mr. Woodcock.

Video games

• The song is featured as a playable track in the video game Rock Band.
• The song can be heard in the rollercoaster game Thrillville: Off the Rails.
• The song is also featured in SSX on Tour.
• The song is featured in the Arcade and PlayStation 2 versions of Dance Dance Revolution X.

Other media

• During the Ozzfest 07' tour, this song was parodied by Ozzy, who danced on the treadmills during an intro movie played before his performance.
• The song was featured in the E3 2007 Microsoft press conference.
• The song can also be heard in Playboy Mansion sex rules edition 5.

Originally called "The Treadmill Song?"

I find this a bit hard to believe... the video wasn't released until LONG after the album. Anyone have confirmation of this?--Legoguy92 (talk) 22:15, 8 July 2010 (UTC)

Alternative Rock HAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!

lol more like punk rock wasnt even that good a song — Preceding unsigned comment added by Jefe619 (talk • contribs) 04:49, 25 August 2011 (UTC)

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