Synopsis

311's "All Mixed Up" video follows the band through a loose, surreal day in New York City. The members slowly wake up in an apartment before heading into the city, where they wander the streets, visit a massage parlor, and ride around in taxis. The casual urban footage is intercut with performance scenes, including the group playing for a small apartment audience. The video matches the song's restless blend of hip-hop, reggae, rock, and funk with an unstructured, anything-goes atmosphere.

Factoids & Trivia

• The video was filmed in New York City and was released in 1996.

• 311 later explained that "All Mixed Up" did not initially have a music video. After the song was re-released to radio, the band shot a video for its renewed promotional push.

• The video was included on the band's 1996 home video release, "Enlarged to Show Detail," where it appears after the ending credits.

• The silver quilted jackets worn during the meditation scene were kept by the band. Nick Hexum later found his jacket in storage and preserved it for display at a 311 Day museum exhibit.

• The song became one of 311's signature tracks, reaching No. 4 on Billboard's Alternative Airplay chart.