IOC releases music video for Olympic Games

AFP Relax – Thu, Jul 5, 2012

The International Olympic Committee released an official video for the London 2012 Olympics on July 4. 

The 3-minute 40-second video features a montage of Olympic athletes past and present and is accompanied by the official Olympic song, "Survival" by British band Muse.

Reaction has been generally positive, with the video receiving 6,864 ‘likes' and just 251 ‘dislikes' as of 8am GMT July 5.

The London 2012 Olympics take place from July 27 until August 12.

Watch the official London 2012 Olympic video, titled "Survival," at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=66molzUEkWI  

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