Panic At The Disco - New Perspective (Jennifer's Body) [Music Video - TVRip - HQ]

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Panic At The Disco - Mad As Rabbits [Music Video - TVRip]

The music video is an exclusive iTunes video, available to view when you purchase the deluxe edition of Pretty. Odd.

Fueled by Ramen's YouTube channel released a teaser of the music video on March 11. The music video was filmed at Abbey Road and the Pretty. Odd. photoshoot.

On April 1, 2008, the full video was released on YouTube. Directed by Shane Valdez; Valdés. It features the band playing in the studio as well as shots from photoshoots. This video was mainly shot for promotion of Pretty. Odd.

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Panic At The Disco - That Green Gentleman (Things Have Changed) [Music Video - TVRip]

The video, directed by Alan Ferguson, begins with a young Ryan Ross (Cameron Boyce) opening Russian nesting dolls (matryoshka dolls). At the last doll, the members of Panic come out, run across the desk and jump off.

In the behind the scenes it is seen that Ryan Ross' landing is not so smooth and band mate Brendon Urie catches him. They then land in a fantastical forest and find various musical instruments. After playing them for a while, they drop to their knees, and open up like Russian dolls themselves, and younger, eight-year-old versions of themselves come out.

There are also scenes involving the eight-year-old versions of Panic frolicking in the hills, while you see the older versions riding 1900's style bikes (at about 1:53 in the video, Jon falls from his), and also singing in a row boat.

The video ends with the younger Panic members hopping into a life-sized Russian doll, getting rolled down a hill, and then opening once more, to be elderly versions of Panic, while the current Panic look on in amazement before they row down the river toward the sunset.

The ending with the elderly versions of the members of the band has been subject to interpretation, but the general assumption as to the meaning of the sequence is that although the band has changed, they've changed in a good way, and will stay good until the very end.

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Panic At The Disco - Nine In The Afternoon [Music Video - TVRip]

According to an ad, the concept of the video for the song is a "series of bizarre yet fundamentally recognizable events with the band members". The video contains 40 extras total and people will be featured as there are different periods, looks, wardrobe and hair changes.

In an MTV interview, it is stated that in the video "there are gratuitous fake mustaches involved and a rather bizarre parade being led by the members of the band, who are dressed in what could only be described as 'Sgt. Pepper's-meets-ice-fishing' attire (lots of epaulettes and thermal underwear). Each of them also wears a sash printed with the phrase 'Pretty Odd'." The video was directed by Shane Drake, who worked on "I Write Sins Not Tragedies" and "But It's Better If You Do".

Many elements of the video relate it to The Beatles. Already mentioned is the Sgt. Pepper attire. The members of the band also each wake up in a different colored room, much like The Beatles had in their movie Help!. The members of the band also wear animal costumes like The Beatles had done for their "I Am The Walrus" video.

The sequence where the members run away from a crowd of screaming girls is reminiscent of "A Hard Day's Night". MTV premiered the music video of "Nine in the Afternoon" on February 10, 2008 at 9:00pm. This date was confirmed earlier during Panic's Final Challenge on their website. The video made its TRL debut the next day.

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