Watch: Dune Rats - Red Light, Green Light (Green Version)

Watch: Dune Rats - Red Light, Green Light (Green Version)

A little bit of fun for everyone.

Posted By Pile Rats 10 years ago

Dune Rats saw DZ Deathrays' clip for their single The Mess Up and were like we can do that heaps better, with bongs. So we sent video champ Moonclad Kid over to document the fun times, and this was the result. Even funnier is the INTERVIEW that followed. Essential viewing on all fronts.

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