The band OK Go does it again with their new video, “Upside Down & Inside Out,” which was shot in zero gravity—in just one single take!

OK Go has wowed us several times before, with their epic, innovative and visually-pleasing music videos.

“Upside Down & Inside Out” is no exception—although they have done something a little different, in regards to the video’s debut.

You see, we won’t find this video on YouTube—the band has only shared it on their Facebook page.

Per Damin Kulash, the band’s singer:

“With each video, we’re trying to find a new creative challenge for ourselves, and the launches feel the same way…the stars aligned with Facebook this time, and we were excited to try something new.  A decade ago, we fell into a great thing, making our own videos—we found both a new creative outlet and new connection direct to our fans, but it was only possible because we were willing to experiment with new ways of reaching people.”

However, the band did post this video on YouTube, explaining the ideology behind their new video and encouraging fans to view their new offering on Facebook:

When I first viewed the video, all I could think was: How’d they do that?! Floating around in an airplane, in zero-gravity? That looks hella-fun!

At the start of the video, the band includes a disclaimer, stating: “What you are about to see is real. We shot this in zero gravity, in an actual plane, in the sky. There are no wires or green screen.”

So what is this magic they possess?

Per PetaPixel:

“The video was shot in Russia with S7, the country’s largest airline. Zero gravity is achieved when the airplane dives towards earth, providing momentary weightlessness for the passengers inside. Since the outside world can’t be seen in the video, it just looks like gravity has been magically suspended.”