From the moment the hyper, hairy, hallucinogenic video for Push Push’s 'Trippin'’ first appeared on New Zealand television, the single was bound for glory. The noisy Auckland rock act’s debut single spent six weeks at the top of the NZ Singles Chart through April and May 1991, at a time when local music struggled to be noticed.– Gavin Bertram, in his profile of Push Push, AudioCulture website, 23 May 2013
...we’ve assembled a really good posse of people who are proud of what they do. We’ve got the Mauger brothers to do our videos and when they did 'Trippin'’ they’d only ever made one other video and that was Ngaire’s, which really is the other end of the spectrum. We needed a cheap video with a lot of class to it and they put in all their extra effort and it’s started a good partnership.– Singer Mikey Havoc in Rip It Up, March 1992
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