Teen Band's DoorBell Camera Video Goes Viral with 55M Views
A Thai teenage rock band filmed their music video for the song “Lego” using a neighbor’s doorbell camera after gaining hesitant permission. The clip, featuring a raw performance and a distinctive fisheye view, quickly went viral on Instagram, exceeding 55 million views. Lead singer Maple Jones said the track was inspired by her own bullying ordeal and aims to empower other victims.
A teenage rock band called Maple’s Pet Dinosaur persuaded a hesitant neighbor to let them film their music video for the song “Lego” using his front‑door camera. Although the homeowner agreed only reluctantly, the band launched into a high‑energy performance that turned the ordinary doorway into a makeshift stage. The video, captured with the camera’s wide‑angle, slightly distorted view, evoked the nostalgic feel of 1990s and 2000s rock videos, drawing comparisons to acts like Paramore and Avril Lavigne. After posting the clip on Instagram, it exploded in popularity, surpassing 55 million views. Fans praised the creativity and vigor of the young musicians, with comments such as “Today’s kids are amazing — their creativity is off the charts!” and “This video gives me hope for the future of music; I love this song.” Behind the scenes, 15‑year‑old lead vocalist Maple Jones revealed that “Lego” was inspired by her own experience of being bullied on a school bus at age 13. She channeled that pain into a “bully diss track,” intending to empower others who have faced harassment to stand up for themselves rather than let others’ words destroy their confidence. Maple has previously told Life Without Andy that the song is dedicated to anyone who has been bullied and wants to fight back.
