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I hid some details related to the music video because it's written in a very convoluted manner. Without clarity, I wonder if it's encyclopedic. I mean...we don't care what they ate for dinner while they shot the music video, right? Tacos or ribs? Who cares. So they apparently stayed up for a long time or didn't sleep during shooting. OK...do we need to include these details? Do they really matter at all? And if they do, or if you think they do...that's great...but let's please have much greater clarity. The final sentence is ambiguous: "Contrary to popular belief, they didn't sleep for 3 days during filing." Is that really what happened...the crew or the band were verifiably awake for 72 hours straight? This doesn't necessarily clash with what's written about being involved in 48 hours of straight shooting, but it certainly confused me. And what is popular belief? I think since we don't know what popular belief is, we can't fully appreciate what it means to say "contrary to popular belief." DRosenbach(Talk | Contribs)18:22, 7 February 2022 (UTC)Reply