High school talent shows are usually casual, feel-good events where students get a chance to showcase their hidden talents. No one typically expects to witness something groundbreaking. But in 2007, a group of students from Granbury High School managed to create a moment that’s still remembered and talked about nearly two decades later. Matt Bersi, Hieu Tran, Ian Fisher, and Stephen Behrens didn’t just perform—they delivered something iconic. Together, they recreated the famously inventive OK Go music video for “Here It Goes Again” with such precision and enthusiasm that their act quickly became a viral sensation.
OK Go made waves with their creative videos, particularly the one featuring synchronized treadmill choreography. That video was bold and complex—far from anything one might expect high school students to take on. Yet, these four friends not only accepted the challenge, they absolutely nailed it. Every move was executed with perfect timing, every transition smooth and confident. What was even more impressive than their technical ability was their energy and unfiltered joy throughout the performance.
The internet hasn’t forgotten them. Over the years, the video continues to circulate, drawing admiration from people who appreciate both the nostalgia and the sheer effort behind it. Comments under the video are filled with love and respect. One viewer wrote, “Even after all these years, I come back to this and still get goosebumps.” Another added, “This wasn’t just a performance, it was friendship in motion.” Many people see the video as a symbol of a more genuine era, where unpolished creativity met pure heart.
Whatever paths these men have taken in life, their legacy remains. That treadmill dance wasn’t just a talent show entry—it was a lasting tribute to creativity, teamwork, and the kind of connection that never fades.