The video left us a little confused. Like, we got the gist of what’s going on, but the video leads to believe that it’s so much more. Since we’re full of tech-stosterone over here at SourceGPS.com, we thought that we might be lacking some cultural and artistic aptitude and may not understand exactly what’s really going on in the video.

Have a look at the video yourself before you continue reading.

HEY! Are you with us?

We were inspired by the video too. We almost found the time to get a hundred or so of our closest friends together (preferably only those 100 who know how to play musical instruments) to start a parade and scribble out “SourceGPS.com” on the city streets with our GPS tracklog data.

We didn’t get around to scribbling out that new-age, funky artwork with our GPS tracklog, but we did figure out what’s what and who is who in the video.

According to Wikipedia, OK Go is actually a rock band in LA – sorry OK Go, we honestly didn’t know you’re famous.

The Range Rover Evoque is, not surprisingly, a vehicle produced by Land Rover, and they somehow managed to think up a marketing scheme titled “Hello Evoque” or “Pulse of the City” to help give their vehicle launch a central marketing point to hinge on.

You’d better act now if you want to become the da Vinci of Geo Art, because we’re pretty sure the Geo Art Craze is going to die off fairly quickly.

If you can handle it, check out more at HelloEvoque.com. Ok? Go!