The video fades in from black, showing a black and white Shady (slightly older) against a color background playing the intro while sitting on his amp. The song starts out on a clean guitar playing chords in a punk riff. After about thirty seconds of this, Karl (slightly older) is shown walking into the same area, though Shady is gone now. Karl is in color and the background is now black and white. He sits behind the kit and begins a fast hi-hat. The shot changes to an old poster showing the band performing live at a stadium, with Dog looking straight into the camera. The photo is in black and white and the wall it is on is in color. Suddenly, the picture of Dog (current age) begins to move and shouts quickly "ONE TWO THREE FOUR!" Then the whole band joins in for the song, Shady playing the same riff distorted and Karl making the beat incorporate more than the hi-hat. Jeff (slightly older) is shown in the same style as Karl, also on his own in color, with a Black and White background.
During the first verse, Dog is the most showed, singing in the poster, interacting with his frozen photograph bandmates. Shady is also shown fequently, still playing sitting on his amp. The bass and drums in his shots are broken and dusty. When Karl is shown (getting overly hyped while playing), the guitar and bass are shown dusty and broken. When Jeff is shown, it's the drum and guitar shown dusty and broken. When the first chorus comes around, Karl knocks over his drum kit and storms off down the hall of the building that he was playing in, he comes across the poster of Dog and sees it singing and moving. He leans in to get a better look, then touches it and, in a bright flash of light, becomes a part of the poster and begins playing drums inside of it, now looking young again.
During the next verse, Dog and Karl are still the most frequently shown. This time Dog is singing while ripping up magazines and throwing them on the crowd like confetti. Shady is shown playing guitar still, and Jeff is shown playing bass, but getting frustrated. The chorus comes in and Jeff gets angry and stabs his amp with his bass, pours lighter fluid on it and lights it on fire. He runs down the hall, coming across the poster and gets a nostalgic look on his face. he reaches out and touches it. The bright flash of light comes and he is young and playing the bass in the picture enjoying himself. The shot then changes to Shady playing the solo. No longer sitting on the amp, he is now full of energy, as though he was performing, and running around the room doing his signature theatrics. At the end, he smashes his guitar and amp, then walks down the hall, and he comes across the poster. He sees his bandmates playing with his image frozen. He begins to walk toward it apprehensively, when he gets close enough, he almost touches it, he then pulls his hand away, turns around, and begins to walk away. Dog reaches out of the poster and pulls him in. Shady is now young and having the time of his life performing. The shot goes into the poster and it shows the band performing the stadium in live color. Dog sings the chorus three times, the last one slower and clean, and as the last notes fade, the band takes a bow and the shot backs out of the poster, and it is frozen again, showing the band happy and together again.
