Pop Daddy's Favorite Music Videos Part 3


MGMT - Electric Feel

"Put your circuits in the sea
This is what the world is for
Making electricity"

I can remember I was having a rough day and I heard this song on the UPENN radio station and I was instantly hooked. I remember struggling to remember the name as I ran home and I remember seeing the video and thinking "I want to live in that video". I remember sharing this video with everyone, it looked like a nonstop fantasy party and it still hits me today as it did for the first time 13 years ago. I love this video and I hope you do also

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