The initial idea for this song was for all members to be on the beach, amongst the crowd. Preparations were made and equipments booked. However, drummer Will Champion's mother passed on and the funeral was to be held on the same day. So as not to cancel the shoot, it was decided lead vocalist Chris Martin would go ahead with the shoot and the rest would attend the funeral. The video starts out in the dark, and as Martin walks on the beach singing, you see the sunrise behind him. This was pretty impressive as there was only chance to catch the moment or wait for the next day.

While Coldplay's video was up against the sunrise, this one was a routine planned with different groups of people. Kiesza had to learn 5 different dance styles over the course of 3 days and it helped that she had a ballet background. What didn't help is that she broke her rib just before filming started. Like a trouper she championed on and you see her dancing and walking through the city, joining in the different dance styles before she hops into the van she came out from at the start. Critics were impressed with the video and you won't be able to tell she had a broken rib through the whole routine.

And here's the best of the lot. No surprise because these guys have always experimented with their videos and it is always a feast for the eyes. This was a 4.2 second clip. Then slowed down, accordingly to the different parts of the song to fit its 4 minute length. It's organised chaos with bursting balloons, breaking glass, paint buckets, water splashes, flipping pages, the lead singer walking through the pandemonium.... putting it into words doesn't quite justify it so watch the magic unfold.

Hope you enjoyed that... There are more songs with videos with this concept. Lisa Loeb's Stay and even Taylor Swift did it with We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together. Are there more? You tell me.