AJR - 3 O'Clock Things (Official Video) 

they grow up so fast

That was incredible! Though, something felt, different....Did Ryan get a haircut?

I love how recognisable their music videos are to the point where it's fairly easy to point out which segments relate to which songs

“I’m like Hamilton without the hits” is the greatest line I have ever heard

Time traveler: *pushes soda off a table* The timeline:

“Mom, can we have Jack” “we have Jack at home” Jack at home:

"Would you go running if you saw the real me? Maybe you'd love them Yeah, maybe you'd feel me" oh my god this part hits me like a truck every time I can't even- I just love AJR's lyrics so so much

ezra did such a great job of imitatinag jack's mannerisms in this, tho I think they missed a trick not having a brief cut to jack in the same pose on the line "would you go running if you saw the real me"

The whole time I was like: "He MUST appear SOMEwhere" And I was not disappointed

"So which of your music videos do you want to recreate?" AJR: *yes*

"I promise everything will be alright, be okay" I literally just started fucking sobbing. I didn't realize how much I needed to hear that right now. Thank you, AJR.

My daughter has turned me on to AJR. I'm sad that I am so behind on the times, this band... it is crazy good. I've loved every song I've heard. Guys keep it up and rock on!

Idk why but i feel “Jack” looks like a guy that is either a really good guy, or will be the guy that ends up betraying the other characters in a movie

People who don’t know AJR watching this and not realizing that the guy isn’t actually Jack

"It's to hard to tell if anything's real, or not" I relate to these lyrics so much-

spent my best years watching ads and reading comments that pretty much sums up every RU-vidrs career

THE GUY WHO PLAYED JACK IS EZRA DONELLAN, HE IS AJR'S LIGHTING DESIGNER.

Seeing “Jack” look like this feels like the wrong universe-

I can't say how happy I am to have happened upon this band. With every song and video it raises me up. Can they do nothing wrong? I don't think so!! Thank you AJR and company!!!

1 year ago and still hasn't gotten old

Say what you want, but dude's perfectly parodying Jack's weird dance moves (Weird in a good way)

Why did I get scared when I saw the "new" Jack but once I saw the real one I felt good knowing he is alive and didn't kill him and think we wouldn't notice the difference lol

We are all just human beings, Living our lives with all their ups and downs, Trying to navigate through this world And find a place where we belong. We all have our own struggles, Our own hardships and challenges, But we must remember that we are not alone, For every person on this earth is bound By the same human condition. We are all connected, By our common experiences and emotions, Our shared hopes and dreams, Our desire for love and acceptance. So let us embrace our differences, And celebrate our unique identities, For in doing so, we can learn To appreciate and understand each other, And find a way to live in harmony. For it is only by coming together, As one human family, That we can truly thrive And create a better world for all.

THIS SONG IS PURELY AMAZING

Plot twist: this actually IS Jack and we are only seeing him for the first time. The other guy has been posing for Jack's entire life.

Jack with the "no we have to do one more" is legendary

one of the best music videos ive seen. the way they managed to fit so many references to other songs in this one video is honestly mind-blowing

"If you're f*cking racist then don't come to my show" BEST LYRIC EVER

Looking good Jack! Hahaha

Therapist: “Tell me more about this... Shadow Jack” Me: “It’s like there’s another Jack always there in the background” Therapist: “It’s okay, Shadow Jack can’t hurt you” ... 3o’clock things...

love that they couldn’t get the set back for bang for whatever reason so they really went “look well dress it and have poker chips, they’ll fill in the rest”

Ajr is the greatest songs of all time

WHEN JACK ACTUALLY SHOWED UP IN THE DIRECTOR'S CHAIR

I'm surprised nobody is mentioning that "Ladies and Gentleman, AJR" is said by the metronome voice from Bang lol. Just another call back. Love it!

its really just amazing how ajr can make a sad song then a happy one he can change any of the moods this band is incredible

I can't NOT dance when I hear an AJR song. Even at 3am. I can't describe how their music can totally change my vibe for the day from "meh" to " I got this! " It's amazing ❤

Oh shoot I didn’t realize the MCU was affecting the AJR timelines as well, somebody call the TVA

“Identify theft isn’t a joke, Jim. Millions of families suffer every year.”

lets get an amen for how good they actually still look frim before and still after 😍😍😍😍😍😍🤩😄😄😄

0:31 Dear winter 0:51 Sober up 0:59 Bang! 1:06 My play 1:22 Bummerland 1:27 Way less sad 2:03 Bummerland 2:05 Sober up 2:08 OK Overture 2:11 Sober up 2:14 OK Overture 2:18 Way less sad 2:22 OK Overture 2:23 Bummerland 2:31 Bang! 2:38 Come hang out 2:43 Way less sad 2:47 Sober up 3:09 Come hang out 3:14 Sober up 3:31 Sober up, Dear winter, I’m not famous 3:39 OK Overture 3:40 Weak 3:45 I’m not famous 3:46 Sober up 3:47 I’m not famous 3:49 Way less sad 3:51 OK Overture

For anyone wondering, the person playing “Jack” in this video’s name is Ezra Donellan!

I can't believe that anyone besides Jack was ever able to get his dancing down perfectly

His name is Ezra Donnellan. He recreates so many AJR music videos which means he's taking Jack's place.

Poor Jack got stranded on bummerland and was possessed

this makes being an ajr fan feel like, rewarding. recognizing the "latest late night show" set was so cool

Appreciate the whole orchestra

Come on, guy I promise everything'll be alright, be okay Your eyes are tired, but keep 'em open 'Cause you wouldn't want to miss a thing Come on, guy I promise everything'll be alright, be okay Your eyes are tired, but keep 'em open 'Cause you wouldn't wanna miss a thing It's kinda funny how I paid for college When RU-vid was an option But then I would've had to spend My best years Skipping ads and readin' comments And when the hell did advertisements get so good? They're like narcotics So now I'm spendin' every penny I own I should have allotted to finishing college It's kinda funny how I keep debating If someone's shy or if they hate me I feel like everyone I know right now Is hooking up and getting wasted (Without me) And maybe sex is overrated But we're too shy to ever say it (Say it) So we pretend we're all amazing It's 3 AM, I should be sleeping (Sleeping) Would you go runnin' if you saw the real me? Maybe you'd love 'em, yeah, maybe you'd feel me But I'll never ask you, no, that's super scary (Ah-ah-ah) Sorry to bail, it's already three o'clock (Ah-ah-ah) It's too hard to tell if anything's real or not It's kinda funny how you vote for someone To vote for someone to vote for someone And you might end up with someone evil But you say that he means well If I keep on talkin' politics My friends'll dip, they're over it If I keep on talkin' politics I'm Hamilton (Without the hits) Would you go running if you saw the real me? Maybe you'd love 'em, yeah, maybe you'd feel me But I'll never ask you, no, that's super scary (Ah-ah-ah) Sorry to bail, it's already three o'clock (Ah-ah-ah) It's too hard to tell if anything's real or not Come on, guy I promise everything'll be alright, be okay Your eyes are tired, but keep 'em open 'Cause you wouldn't want to miss a thing Da-da-da-da-da, da-da-da-da-da Da-da-da-da-da, da-da-da-da-da Isn't this obvious, am I insane? Let's blame our parents 'cause they taught us their ways Stay out of politics, stay on the fence Stay out of all of it to keep half your fans Isn't this obvious? Am I insane? There might be two sides to everything that you say It's all a bit cloudy, but there's one thing I know That if you're fuckin' racist, then don't come to my show (No, we have to do one more) (Ah) Da-da-da-da-da, da-da-da-da-da Da-da-da-da-da

How. How is all of AJR's music phenomenal like this? They are such a fantastic band

Jack in the credits be like “ *I have entrusted you with my mother’s hat, use it wisely* ”

This video has a specific energy and I can’t quite pinpoint it

You guys are amazing and I’m so proud of you. Your music has changed me life and I love you guys a lot. This is such an epic song. Good job for sticking it out for a year and a half!!!❤❤❤

This is the best mash up video AJR ever made

I have no idea why everyone’s saying Jack looks different, he looks just fine!

The guy who said "No we have to do one more" has a nice voice, he should've been the singer

This has become my new favourite song, it was also the first one I heard from you guys. Thanks for making such an awesome bop, can't wait to hear more :)

Recuerdo que cuando salió todos creyeron que él era el verdadero Jack Siempre vuelvo a AJR cuando me siento pfff Gracias por tanto

“I promise everything will be alright, be ok.” this line hits different.

Always love the instrument choises from AJR's songs

Ok but who are you guys voting for for president this year. You can be Hamilton WITH the hits. (I promise, I'm not gonna dip.)

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Its powerful message of hope and resilience resonated deeply within me, igniting a fire of determination that would eventually lead me to the highest office in the land. The song's lyrics spoke directly to my soul, urging me to pursue my dreams relentlessly, regardless of the obstacles that lay ahead. As I embarked on my journey to the presidency, this song became my anthem, my source of inspiration during the darkest of times. Its infectious rhythm and uplifting melody propelled me forward, reminding me that anything was possible. It was as if the song itself was whispering in my ear, encouraging me to push beyond my limits and strive for greatness. Without a doubt, this song played a pivotal role in my political ascent, providing me with the strength and motivation to overcome every hurdle that came my way. But the transformative power of this song did not stop there. In my quest for self-improvement, I found myself battling with weight issues, struggling to shed the excess pounds that had plagued me for years. It was during this arduous journey that this song became my unwavering companion. Its lyrics, filled with messages of self-acceptance and inner strength, became my mantra. With each note, I felt a surge of determination, pushing me to adopt a healthier lifestyle and ultimately lose an astounding 100 pounds. The impact of this song extended far beyond my personal struggles. It became a beacon of hope during my time serving in the war-torn lands of South Sudan. As I fought alongside brave soldiers, facing the horrors of conflict, this song provided a much-needed respite from the chaos. Its soothing melody and heartfelt lyrics served as a reminder of the beauty that still existed in the world, even amidst the darkness. 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The world began to take notice of the vibrant and diverse cultures that had long been overshadowed. International audiences were captivated by the mesmerizing rhythms, intricate dances, and soul-stirring melodies that emanated from African tribes. The song that had sparked this movement became a global sensation, transcending language barriers and captivating listeners from all corners of the globe. As the song's popularity soared, collaborations between African tribes and international musicians flourished. These collaborations were not just about merging different musical styles, but also about fostering cultural exchange and understanding. African tribes brought their unique rhythms and melodies, while international artists contributed their own musical influences, resulting in a fusion of sounds that celebrated the diversity of African music. The transformative power of this song was not limited to the realm of music. It sparked a broader cultural renaissance, inspiring African tribes to reclaim their narratives and challenge the dominant narratives that had shaped their histories. Through art, literature, and film, African tribes began to tell their own stories, shedding light on their struggles, triumphs, and aspirations. They reclaimed their agency, challenging stereotypes and misconceptions, and showcasing the depth and complexity of their cultures. This cultural awakening also had a profound impact on the younger generation. African youth, who had grown up in a world dominated by Western influences, found solace and inspiration in the resurgence of their cultural heritage. They embraced their roots with pride, recognizing that their traditions were not relics of the past, but living, breathing entities that could shape their present and future. The transformative power of this song and the cultural awakening it sparked cannot be overstated. It served as a catalyst for change, inspiring African tribes to overcome cultural shifts, standards, and differences, and embrace their heritage. It ignited a sense of pride and belonging, fostering unity and cross-cultural understanding. It empowered communities to reclaim their narratives and challenge dominant narratives. And most importantly, it reminded the world of the richness and diversity of African cultures, breaking down stereotypes and fostering appreciation and respect.

Nobody else seems to be talking about how Zach Sang finally got his moment in an AJR song! It’s always Elvis Duran 😂

When jack said “no we should do one more” it was like when Captain America caught Thor’s hammer

3:23 AHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAH FUNNIEST PART IN THIS SONG

It's cool to express your message without being afraid of political. "Come on guys I promise everything will be alright be okay". This was my favorite part. I'm sure that your next song will be great. Please keep making some great musics!!

We all new this day would come, Jack broke his face

Oh dude I was like hold up where's jack? "No we have to do one more" There he is! :D

Una banda tan talentosa es increíble que su música no sea tan reconocida...

god those scenes just brought me huge nostalgic feelings, god i love ajr so much

This is my favourite song on the album. Not only catchy, but a few of those lyrics hit pretty close to home.

And they said Infinity War was the most ambitious crossover of all time.

All this has told me is that if Adam grew out a big beard he would look just as handsome as the lad playing him here.

This song may not be #1 but it's definitely up there!

I heard people guess that it was going to be recreations of some of their music videos, but I wasn’t expecting pretty much every single one, even some live ones!

"Jack has the funkiest dance moves ever." Ezra: Hold my beard (No, seriously: 4:09)

Nice song, Adam from AJR!

I didn’t think that this would be the song that would help me the most for getting through a breakup after 3 years but it is Thank you so much ajr u have brought me calm in the sadness 💔👍

They even got the color correction right. Trippy as hell. Though looks like they couldn't get the Bang set back.

For real though, the person who played "Jack" did a great job.

my personal favorite song from AJR, love the callbacks to all the other music videos, also I don't think I need to explain that the beat slaps.

This video has been growing on me the more I've been watching it. Ezra got Jack's dancing perfectly (with a little extra pizazz I might add) and the lip syncing doesn't look as weird to me as it first did. Also the song is very good. Everything about this is great.

At first, I thought they deepfaked all of their own music videos, but then you notice that the other brothers are singing along and you see the footage at the end. So much work went into replicating all of those old shoots and I love that.

I love Jack's glow up, what a king 💪

Ezra fits perfectly in this music + I love how he is just a "movement guy" my man give me best bro vibes

"I'm Hamilton, without the hits" Omg these guys are genies😂😂😂😂

Imagine how little sense this makes to someone who's not an AJR fan.

I swear I couldn’t stop laughing at how Jack was there all of a sudden when he said “No, we need to do one more.” But I love how they did the music video and I love the song!

Gotta love how every scene on the song are the thumbnails on ajr's other songs like band and sober up ❤️

Tbh I feel like this is one of AJR's most under rated songs

man these fan edits are getting so realistic

time traveler: *accidentally breaks a stick* im sure nothing will change the timeline:

Everytime I come on to RU-vid I always watch your music videos they're awesome love the music keep killing it

The ending of this song is always so satisfying to me Right after the "No we have to do one more" always reminds me of the end credits of a movie playing with the beat of the song

"Mom can we have AJR?" "No we have AJR at home." AJR at home:

This feels like I’m a parallel universe where Jack looks different

I'm glad they actually put the real Jack in a music video.

Great music keep it up whenever I'm depressed I listen to ur music it gets me in a great mood it helps alot

AJR normal height: --- AJR in 3 O’clock things: - , -

"Im depressed" listening to an AJR song "With a side of dem grooves"

진짜 뱃살이 귀엽다고 느껴지네 ..

This hits quite different at 3am while feeling a bit shitty