You’re sleeping on making music vids

From my own experience, making music videos with friends is one of the most fun and memorable activities you can do together. Even if you’re not a musician or a dancer, picking a song you may not know—like the track from Atom mentioned—adds to the excitement and spontaneity. We used a handy app like InShot, which offers simple editing tools perfect for beginners. Just dedicating a day to filming short clips and then gathering whoever’s interested to help edit turns into an epic group hangout. What I love about this activity is how it breaks the usual routine. Instead of scrolling on your phone or looking for something to binge-watch, you and your friends get active, creative, and silly. Everyone contributes something—whether it's choreography, wardrobe ideas, or goofy facial expressions. The teamwork naturally strengthens your connection. Summer road trips are ideal because you have new scenic locations to shoot. Even if you’re stuck indoors, you can improvise with props or different rooms for varied backdrops. I’ve found that even “cringy” moments become the funniest memories to look back on. Plus, the editing process is just as much fun—a chance to play with effects and music timing. So if you’ve never tried making music videos together, I highly recommend it as a unique and rewarding way to spend time with friends. It’s a creative outlet, a social activity, and a memory maker all rolled into one. Don’t underestimate the power of a simple, collaborative video project to create lasting bonds and hilarious stories.