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Pharrell Williams stands in a concrete riverbed, wearing sunglasses and a striped T-shirt with a yellow smiley face. He holds both hands up in front of him, gesturing towards the camera.

Music Video: Woah! Pharrell's made a 24 hour music video

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Liv Siddall
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Date
22 November 2013

If someone was to come swooping back into the limelight after a brief hiatus with a 24 hour music video, it was always gonna be Pharrell. 24 Hours of Happy is a music video that fills your browser window with scenes of Pharrell dancing around America, looking effortlessly cool and singing what could be the catchiest and genuinely happiest song of the year. Move the elegant, yellow clock around to see Pharrell doing his thing at different times of the day. Why make one music video when you can make 24? Silly people.

Pharrell Williams stands in a concrete riverbed, wearing sunglasses and a striped T-shirt with a yellow smiley face. A large concrete bridge spans the background under a clear sky.
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Pharrell Williams: 24 Hours of Happy

A person wearing a dark wide-brimmed hat and a green cardigan stands on a city street at night. Blurred city lights and a bus are visible in the dark background.
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Pharrell Williams: 24 Hours of Happy

A person walks through a grocery store, wearing a red cardigan over a white T-shirt and dark shorts. They are surrounded by displays of fresh produce, including piles of oranges, watermelons and various root vegetables.
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Pharrell Williams: 24 Hours of Happy

A person wearing sunglasses and a striped T-shirt with a yellow smiley face stands in a concrete riverbed. A large concrete bridge spans the background under a clear sky.
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Pharrell Williams: 24 Hours of Happy

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www.24hoursofhappy.com

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Liv Siddall

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Liv joined It’s Nice That as an intern in 2011 and worked across online, print and events, and was latterly Features Editor before leaving in May 2015.

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