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The music video for All-American Rejects' "Dirty Little Secret" combines performance and concept elements. It focuses on close-ups of the band playing alongside cards held by people revealing their darkest secrets, directly linking the lyrics to the visuals. The dark clothing and lighting also symbolize the song's lyrics. The video primarily features the band's energetic live performance in a dark room, consistent with expectations of the rock genre.
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