See all the âm nhạc video featuring the kids from Stranger Things 

It’s been a long 13 months since we were first introduced to the residents of Hawkins, Indiana. Yet, it hasn’t really felt like forever, considering the

kids have literally been everywhere. Name an awards show or music video — they’ve been there. So that’s exactly what we’re doing. EW has compiled all of the videos that the cast from the Netflix breakout hit has starred in since the show’s release last July, which means apologies to Winona Ryder’s 2012 appearance in The Killers’ “Here With Me.”

returning for season 2 on Oct. 27, enjoy seeing Mike, Eleven, Dustin, and Will in some very different settings.

, it’s Eleven who Mike takes in. In Pup’s “Sleep in the Heat,” it’s a homeless pup (get it?) who Finn Wolfhard takes in. After previously appearing as the younger version of the Canadian punk rock band’s lead singer in their 2014 “Guilt Trip” video, the actor returned to the role for 2016’s “Pup,” bringing along his newfound fame, and in turn, likely more eyeballs.

If there’s one thing we know about Wolfhard, it’s that the kid can ride a bike. The young actor took his participation to the next level with Spendtime Palace’s “Sonora,” where, in addition to starring in the band’s video, he served as co-director.

‘s Ashton Sanders, Millie Bobby Brown starred in The xx’s recently released “I Dare You” video. Early on, her character is referred to as a “little monster,” which not only could serve as a nod to

, but is a nice reminder of Brown’s greatest musical moment: when she flawlessly rapped Nicki Minaj’s “Monster” verse. She earned an 11 out of 10 for that one.

The actress, who stars as the powerful Eleven, made her first music video appearance in Sigma and Birdy’s “Find Me.” Despite being a rookie, she was already a pro at passionately lip syncing and violently shaking her head.

alum Darren Criss and his brother, Chuck, aimed to create a ’80s and ’90s nostalgia vibe with their new music, so casting one of the young stars from

for their first video was a no-brainer. Gaten Matarazzo, who stars on the series as Dustin, lip syncs throughout “Lost Boys For Life,” as he transitions from an old business man to a rock star to a young kid in love… I think.

For her star-studded “Swish Swish” video, Katy Perry scored Matarazzo to play himself — a.k.a. “Tragic Johnson.” In the

spoof, he joins the singer on the ragtag Tigers in their epic comeback win over the powerhouse Sheep. If Perry is Michael Jordan, then Matarazzo is probably Tweety Bird (C’mon, Molly Shannon is clearly Bugs Bunny).

Noah Schnapp is officially in danger of being typecast as the kid who’s always being tortured or abducted. After spending a full season in the Upside Down, only to return with some creepy worms, the actor, who plays Will on

, gets put through the ringer in Panic! at the Disco’s “LA Devotee.” Someone please let this kid be in a teenage romantic comedy!

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