Music Video
There are three music videos for "Le Disko":
- The first involves the band performing in a desert-like area while soldiers run around and mimic children, showing that they are "little boys" with "little toys." It uses the version of "Le Disko" found on We Are Pilots version 1.
- The second is filmed on a green screen. It involves Carah dancing and romancing the men of the band, only to strangle them to death. It uses the version of "Le Disko" found on We Are Pilots version 1.
- The third is the official version. It involves the band playing in a club. A woman goes in and is seduced by the other women; however eventually the women turn into monsters and murder the men. It uses the version of "Le Disko" found on We Are Pilots.
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