When former Swedish House Mafia member Steve Angello began filming the video for the solo track "I/O," he knew he wanted to get the EDM giants' rabid fans involved somehow. And, judging by the footage he shared with MTV News from the set of the clip, he wasn't kidding.

"The video was based on the story of a person who meets me and along this little journey they do together you can change the outcome of specific scenarios," he said of the clip that will let viewers choose different storylines. Throughout the video, there are five different points where fans will have to click an action for the video's subject. The first decision: pick up the hitchhiker or keep driving.

"My guys on the creative side came up with a very interactive video that is pretty much controlled by whoever is watching it. It lets you, as a fan, or a director, choose the storyboard a little bit and just be the director for the day."

Earlier in the year, Angello had fans submit Instagram photos with the theme "capture the night." After hundreds of pictures were posted, Steve chose 17 to appear in the video. They're subtly placed in the action — like on Angello's plane or on the walls of the club where his fans are partying.

Getting fans involved was a bit of extra work, but Angello said it was worth it to come up with a fresh approach. There are, of course, party scenes in the video for the one-off single credited to Steve Angello vs. Wayne & ...

Kings of Leon had big plans for their Friday night headlining slot at the Governors Ball festival — namely, revealing the title of their upcoming Mechanical Bull album via a video starring Jimmy Fallon, and premiering the first single, "Supersoaker" for the folks in attendance.

Unfortunately, Mother Nature had plans of her own, and a day of heavy rain and wind forced organizers to pull the plug on Friday's festivities before KOL took the stage. Much to the disappointment of the Kings themselves.

"We were so bummed that the show couldn't go on, and we were like 'Should we go out there and at least tell them we're so sorry, it's out of our hands?' But then we thought that would make things worse," drummer Nathan Followill told MTV News. "We had this whole thing planned out, but it just wasn't meant to be. But as soon as we heard we weren't going to play, the wheels started in motion, and we were trying to figure out a way to get back there Saturday."

And so, their management got to work, talking with both festival promoters and New York City officials about finding a set time for the band, or possibly pushing back city-mandated curfews. There were also some logistical snags ("Our gear was supposed to be shipped to London, which was a bit of a dilemma," Followill said) and a bit of politicking, but, as anyone who braved the mud at Governors Ball on Saturday can attest to, the Kings ended up taking the stage ... ripping through ...

It was a very physical day for Austin Mahone, but at the end of "Live From MTV," he got rewarded with a meet-and-greet with his celebrity crush: Mila Kunis.

Now, if you just forget that Mila was just a cardboard cutout, Austin got a lot of things accomplished Monday (June 10). Along with releasing the video for "What About Love" and having his song reach #5 on the iTunes charts, the pop singer killed it in a game of hoops with his fans and showed off his guns by doing 30 pushups in 30 seconds.

MTV's 30-minute live stream kicked off by talking about the new video. In his signature beanie, Trukfit chain and a "Where the Wild Things Are"-inspired T-shirt, Mahone explained the vibe he was going for in his latest clip. The video displays his Chris Brown dance moves, which he demonstrated to his cheering Mahomies in the audience. "I wanted to have a little old school, but a little new school in there," he said, revealing his musical influences of Backstreet Boys, David Guetta and Trey Songz — quite the mixed bag.

Fans in the audience and on Twitter got to ask Austin questions, but there was one question that host Christina Garibaldi wanted answered first: If the video was shot in Miami, and he's hardly seen without a hat, didn't he get hot with all the dancing?

"It was tough. I definitely lost a couple pounds," he joked.

Yeesh, then it might've been a bad day to come to the MTV Newsroom, where we had him get ...

Little Mix are taking America by storm. Not only do they have Mixers lining up to catch a glimpse of them at signings and appearances across the country, they are also leaving their mark on the charts thanks to girl-power anthems like

Their debut album, DNA, which they released May 28, just broke a record: They are the first British girl group to debut in the top five with their debut album release, according to their label, Sony. The group topped the legendary Spice Girls. Debuting at #4 on the Billboard albums chart in its first week, DNA beats the Spice Girls' 1997 debut, Spice, which landed at #6 in its first week.

"It was amazing. I don't think any of us ever expected to ever get in the top five. And to beat the Spice Girls was even more incredible 'cause they are like our idols," Jesy Nelson told MTV News. "We looked up to them when we were younger. They've led the way for British girl groups to crack America, and it feels lovely that we've done it as well."

The foursome has been spending time Stateside promoting their debut, and were busy spreading the gospel of DNA when they heard about the news. Leigh-Anne Pinnock recalled, "We just finished a signing, and we got a phone call from a member of the label, and literally we screamed. It's just mad. It's crazy."

In fact, their success has been noticed by the Spice Girls themselves. Shortly after the news broke of Little Mix's hot chart debut, ...

Austin Mahone's "What About Love" video, which puts Mahone's signature smooth moves on full display, is officially out for your viewing pleasure on Monday (June 10). The debut comes just days after he dropped the new tune Friday. Also Monday, he's slated to join MTV for a 30-minute stream on MTV.com at 4 p.m. ET.

The clip has a more mature vibe than his loyal Mahomies have seen from the 17-year-old in the past, as he pines, smolders, dances and rocks a few choice tank tops. The video will certainly leave his fans swooning and wanting more from the singer. But, you'll want to take a break from watching it to catch his "Live From MTV" special.

Not only will Mahone dish about the swoon-worthy video and the RedOne-produced tune, but he's also expected to open up about his debut album, slated for release this fall, as well as hitting the road on Taylor Swift's Red Tour.

Have you always wanted to ask Austin something? Well, during Monday's "Live From MTV," he'll also take questions from the studio audience, as well as fans at home who can get in on the action by tweeting @MTVBuzzworthy with the hashtag #AskAustin.

The singer announced the livestream during an MTV Twitter Takeover session with his fans on Friday, during which the hashtag #AskAustin quickly became a worldwide trend on the social-networking site. On Monday, fans will once again have their chance to show their love for Austin and trend that hashtag during the "Live From MTV" livestream.

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