Fueled By Ramen

Sometimes you break so many world records that it becomes a world record in and of itself. So, congratulations to Paramore and director Sophia Peer on breaking the most world records in a single music video.

Sure, some of these feats seem a bit random — Most Vinyl Records Broken By 3 People in 1 Minute, Fastest Time To Run Backwards Holding Stuffed Animals While Blindfolded For 30 Feet — but the fact remains that nobdoy has done any of these things better. And if you think you could one-up them, head to Paramore's recordsetter.com page and try your best.

What starts as a straight-up performance piece becomes something else when the FX kick in, turning Young The Giant into wisps of smoke and overlaying each band member with shots of the natural world.

PS: Be sture to check the Behind The Scenes...

Pastel colors pop as Hayley Williams and her Paramore cohorts get happy in a mansion that looks like it was designed by a dollhouse aficionado. Each room offers a new delight: The very birthday bedroom, a ballroom with walls mapped by projected fireworks, plus a boat ride through a ballooon sea, ballet dancers and even some in-house BMX biking for the boys.

Lost luggage sucks. But, maybe it sucks even more for the poor, stranded bag. Director Jordan Bahat casts a battered and brown suitcase in the lead role for "Why Am I The One," putting it on a far-flung adventure that eventually leaves it where it belongs.

Even though it's clear that nothing is gonna harm Paramore's Hayley Williams as she strides against an epic battlefield, she still has an incentive to bring all the fighting in the end. If only a hug was all it took to end war in real life too.