Released as the fifth and final single of their second album, the song's video was uploaded onto YouTube in 2006. The video features the band doing choreography on treadmills. The video can be watched here.

Tropes

• Break-Up Song: It goes a while without becoming entirely clear what the subject is, but "And then you leave me, yeah you leave me" isn't particularly ambiguous.
• Broken Record: Becomes this near the end with the titular phrase (or just simply "Here it Goes") or "I should have known" gets repeated on and on.
• Ironic Echo: The first verse has "And you leave me with my jaw on the floor," the last verse cuts it off after just "And you leave me."
• Jaw Drop: The lyric "And you leave me with my jaw on the floor."
• Lyrical Dissonance: It sure sounds poppy and upbeat for a Break-Up Song.
• Lyrics/Video Mismatch: As mentioned before, it's a Break-Up Song that's just overshadowed with cool dance moves on eight treadmills.
• The Oner: The video was filmed entirely in one shot, after the song and video's success it became the norm for Ok Go.
• No Plot? No Problem!: Instead it's three minutes of impressive dance moves on treadmills,
• That Syncing Feeling: The song is lip-synced by Tim Nordwind instead of Damian Kulash.