VERY cool interactive video of Rock/Pop Band SOUR play "Mirror"

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Directions:

I hear some friends say this doesn't work for them:  But, I think most people are not patient enough for the thing to load in.  Do not assume it isn't working when you get the "Google" screen.

I have a Macbook Pro and I use Safari/Firefox.

But, here are my directions:

FIRST OF ALL -- BE PATIENT.

FIRST -- CLICK ON "ENGLISH" (duh?)

THEN CLICK ON "FACEBOOK" (YOU HAVE TO DO THIS PART)










-- Now just freaking wait for all the little side icon things to slowly fill in. Be patient. Then once all the little symbols are in place - THEN CLICK "PLAY" (I am refraining from using the word "duh" here only because I love you so much, whoever you are reading this.)

But, then --- give it time to work it's magic and call your friends/ kids over for them to say (and I quote my kids, Anna Lily and Juliet  "Whoa!  Mom!  THAT'S INSANE! IS THAT YOU, MOM?! THAT'S INSANE!!!!)


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