Synopsis

The Script and will.i.am perform "Hall Of Fame" in a stark, abandoned warehouse, with the band framed against industrial walls and pools of light. Intercut with the performance are two determined young athletes: an aspiring boxer preparing for a bout and a hearing-impaired ballerina training for the stage. Their separate struggles gradually build toward moments of public performance, turning the video's motivational message into a portrait of discipline, persistence, and achievement.

Factoids & Trivia

• "Hall Of Fame" was selected as the title song for the German comedy sequel *Kokowääh 2*, which opened in German theaters on February 7, 2013. The soundtrack followed on February 8.

• The video presents success through two contrasting disciplines: boxing and ballet. Both performers are shown working through demanding practice rather than being portrayed as instant talents.

• The ballerina's hearing impairment gives the video's theme an especially direct context, emphasizing physical memory, concentration, and commitment over conventional ideas of advantage.

• Danny O'Donoghue and will.i.am first worked together through their roles as coaches on *The Voice UK*. O'Donoghue played him an early version of the song, which led to will.i.am joining the recording.

• The track was recorded in a Dublin studio in a notably brief session. After contributing to the song, will.i.am encouraged The Script to produce it themselves.

• The soundtrack edition of *Kokowääh 2* also included a separate Jimbo Remix of "Hall Of Fame" on its premium release.

• The song became The Script's first UK number-one single and also reached number one in Ireland, helping introduce the band to a larger German audience through its connection with the film.