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Giving Up the Gun

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Great video!

For those of you complaining about a "Jonas brother" being in the video, take some time and look at the greater purpose of Jake and Joe's appearences in this. On top of that people would like to incorporate friends in their success. The Jonas brothers arent 'pussies' or any other offensive words you can muster up. They are human beings, teenagers, adults, with friends, just like you and me. Now grow up and pay attention to the stuff that matters on iTunes... Music! Don't let Joe Jonas' appearence in a video affect your opinion on the sound or soul of an artist. He doesn't sing in it, so it shouldnt matter if he's playing tennis in it. Because what you should really be judging him on is his voice. If you don't like it fine! But seeing as he isn't singing in this video, don't comment negetively on him on here. Thank you. And congratulations on all of vampire weekend's success!

BEST VIDEO & SONG!!!

I saw this video when it was first released on the Vampire Weekend website and I've been checking for it on iTunes everyday since then. I am so happy that they finally released this video!!! It is an amazing song with a great funny video!! Vampire Weekend will always be my favorite band!

uhh ya

like nishant kumar at tennis, this video is also legit. enough said

Biography

Formed: NY

Genre: Alternative

Years Active: '00s, '10s

Describing their sound as "Upper West Side Soweto," New York City's Vampire Weekend mix preppy, well-read indie rock with joyful, Afro-pop-inspired melodies and rhythms. Ezra Koenig, Chris Baio, Rostam Batmanglij, and Chris Tomson formed the band early in 2006, when they were finishing up their studies at Columbia University. Taking their name from a movie Koenig made during his freshman year, the band started out by playing gigs at the university's literary societies and at parties. Word spread...
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Giving Up the Gun, Vampire Weekend
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  • $1.49
  • Genre: Alternative
  • Released: Mar 29, 2010

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