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July 23, 2006

The Streets Look To Make History With Video

Mike Skinner of The Streets, is trying to break the record for the all-time longest music video.

I know what you're thinking..."Pretty easy when it's a porn."

His new video rings in at 20 minutes, beating Michael Jackson's "Thriller" video time of 13 minutes.

The project, featuring five MTV viewers' film footage, will debut August 1st. That is MTV's 25th anniversary date. It's actually the same amount of time since we watched a video on MTV.

Read more from BBC News

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