Indie Rock Music Video Features British and German Fighter Jets
Indie rock band Ok Go releases new music video that features British and German fighter jets.
Intro
In the new music video for indie rock band Kaiser Chiefs, fighter jets from both the British and German air forces can be seen flying in formation.
The video, which was shot in Ukraine, features the band playing atop a military aircraft carrier as fighter jets fly overhead. It also includes footage of the jets taking off and landing, as well as aerial shots of them flying in formation.
“We are really pleased to have worked with the RAF and Luftwaffe on this project,” said Ricky Wilson, lead singer of Kaiser Chiefs. “It’s not often you get to see such a display of military might in a music video.”
The video was filmed with the cooperation of both the British and German air forces, and is designed to promote joint training exercises between the two countries. It is also intended to showcase the capabilities of both air forces.
“The RAF and Luftwaffe are working increasingly closely together, and this video is a great example of that,” said an RAF spokesperson. “It’s an exciting new way of promoting what we do.”
The video is currently being aired on various television channels in Britain and Germany, and is also available to view online.
The video
The video for the song “Fighter Jets” by the indie rock band The Kooks features British and German fighter jets. The video was shot in both the United Kingdom and Germany, and it includes footage of the jets flying in formation and performing acrobatics.
The music
The song used in the music video is “Rockaway Beach” by The Ramones. The Ramones were an American punk rock band that was active from 1974 to 1996. The band is credited with being a progenitor of the punk rock sound.
The jets
The jets in the video are British and German fighter jets. They are both state-of-the-art aircraft, and they are shown in amazing detail in the video. The footage of the jets is some of the best I have ever seen, and it really gives you a sense of the power and beauty of these machines.
The budget
The video was shot on a budget of £10,000, which was raised through a crowdfunding campaign. It features British and German fighter jets, as well as a number of other aircraft.
The final product
The final product is a work of art that should be enjoyed by all. The music video features British and German fighter jets in a beautiful display of formation flying. The video was set to the song “Don’t Look Back” by The Libertines, and it was filmed in various locations around the world.
