Wake Up

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Travis Scott "Wake Up" (Jonah Hill, dir.)

Floating through a sleepy reality.

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Yeyo "Wake Up" (Simon Mozgovyi, dir.)

Hey, wake up! We're going to surprise you.

We're a Ukrainian music band from Kiev and this is our new video - Wake Up.

The track 'Wake Up' is included in our EP 'Freedom.' There’s a connection with Tina Turner’s hit 'The Best,' as well as Tom Jones’ 'Sex Bomb,' and with a chorus from Leontovych’s 'Shchedryk' in the song 'Wake Up.'

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Fetty Wap "Wake Up" (Alan Del Rio Ortiz, dir.)

And here is the song that you'll hear at every graduation afterparty this season — especially the ones for the kids who like to sneak out of class to get Wiz Khalifa'ed.

This throwback clip takes place at Fetty Wap's old highschool, where animated doodles fill in the blanks as the kids learn about Ancient Greek Thots and other things outside most core curriculums.

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The Vamps "Wake Up" (Frank Borin, dir.)

Despite the "don't try this at home" warning, it's unlikely that your average kid could possibly pull of the technical derring do that occurs to make this guerilla radio Vamps performance happen.

Except maybe for video star Brooklyn Beckham, who I bet can bend anything into whatever shape he wants...

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E of E "Wake Up" (Lewis Cater, dir.)

"Wake Up is a representation of a broken home, broken promises, broken friendships, it is a wake up call to stand up and be aware of what’s around you. The video sees the EofE trapped within a realm of mystery that is also occupied by shadow creatures. The broken relationship of these creatures has an effect on the band, tormenting them with the destructive state of their love affair." - Lewis Cater