OK Go's new video was shot in zero gravity

It's interesting that OK Go released "Upside Down & Inside Out" on Facebook instead of YouTube.

The masters of meticulously choreographed music videos, OK Go, just released their latest: a three-minute clip for their new single Upside Down & Inside Out shot entirely in zero gravity. The video was filmed aboard a reduced gravity aircraft at the Yuri Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center near Moscow over a period of three weeks. It's being billed around the web as the 'first music video shot entirely in zero gravity,' but to be fair, I think astronaut Chris Hadfield beat them to it with his rendition of Bowie's Space Oddity filmed on the ISS in 2013.