Hanson Release 'Give a Little' Music Video

American pop band, Hanson, have just released the music video for their second single 'Give a Little. The clip shows a lot of people dancing around the screen, just having a great time. It looks like everyone is having a lot of fun, some might even say silly. At one stage, the camera gets splashed with paint.

They use real paint to douse the camera, "made by building a plexi glass box around the camera and filling water balloons with paint, and them throwing them at the glass in order to make them burst." Taylor Hanson said about the scene, "I of course volunteered for this job."

"And [I] got more than I bargained for with the first balloon exploding in my face, (tasty). Anyways, it was actually great, and I have on more than one occasion worn the clothes that were used and now covered in paint...cause well they look awesome."

"[It] is the perfect connector to the first single," Taylor told MTV. "There's this energy to it. Strangely, there's this dance theme. We're not known for our dancing, but dancing is this metaphor that's in the record."

In 2010, Hanson produced the album "Shout it Out", their eighth studio record.

Earlier this month, the 'MMMBop' hit-makers got behind the campaign to save London's legendary 100 Club, and played a free show at the venue. Although only a tiny underground club, they did their best to ensure all their fans were able to enjoy the show by squeezing members right up to the front of the line. The 100 Club faces closing down because of ever-increasing rent costs in the middle of London. Lots of big name rockers have put their weight behind the campaign to save the club; rockers including Sir Mick Jagger, Ronnie Wood, Sir Paul McCartney, Sex Pistols, The Jam, and Oasis just to name a few.