From a human hotdog to latex wrestling suits and a shirtless Ashton Irwin: 5 Seconds Of Summer release bizarre video clip for Hey Everybody 

By Bianca La Cioppa For Daily Mail Australia

Published: 20:49 EST, 16 October 2015 | Updated: 00:56 EST, 17 October 2015

They aren't afraid to show off their wacky sense-of-humour.

And on Friday 5 Seconds Of Summer showed it off once again in another bizarre video for their latest single, Hey Everybody.

The newly released clip featured everything from a shirtless Ashton Irwin, Calum hood wearing a hotdog suit and the band showing off their figures in latex wresting suits.

Out there: 5 Seconds Of Summer released another bizarre video on Friday which featured everything from a shirtless Ashton Irwin and Calum hood wearing a hotdog suit

Out there: 5 Seconds Of Summer released another bizarre video on Friday which featured everything from a shirtless Ashton Irwin and Calum hood wearing a hotdog suit

Introducing the lads as 'four Australian boys,' the band, who formed in 2011, transformed from looking miserable while working low graded jobs as a mascot and take-away from promoters to pimped out millionaires.

Walking in front of a picture-perfect mansion, the close pals - Ashton, Calum, Luke Hemmings and Michael Clifford - flaunted their seductive facial expression as they wore thick fur jackets and fake gold chains around their neck.

But it wasn't all about living the high life, the clip also filmed scenes of the band reliving their childhood memories as they smashed around on an oversized slip and slide.

Life changing: The lads transformed from hotdog sellers to rich men in latex wrestling suits in their clip for Hey Everybody which was viewed by 400,000 in six hours
Life changing: The lads transformed from hotdog sellers to rich men in latex wrestling suits in their clip for Hey Everybody which was viewed by 400,000 in six hours

Life changing: The lads transformed from hotdog sellers to rich men in latex wrestling suits in their clip for Hey Everybody which was viewed by 400,000 in six hours

 Fun and games: The clip also filmed scenes of the band reliving their childhood memories as they smashed around on an oversized slip and slide

 Fun and games: The clip also filmed scenes of the band reliving their childhood memories as they smashed around on an oversized slip and slide

The official clip for the song received nearly 400,000 views on Vevo.

But despite the highly promotion given to the band's latest tune, their single has fallen short of reaching the top 40 charts since being released earlier this month.

Hey Everybody debuted at number 40 on the iTunes charts before falling to 56 the following day.

Dropping: Hey Everybody debuted at number 40 on the charts before falling to 93 by the end of the week

Dropping: Hey Everybody debuted at number 40 on the charts before falling to 93 by the end of the week

Hard work: The band's latest tune fell short of making the top 40 charts since being released earlier this month

Hard work: The band's latest tune fell short of making the top 40 charts since being released earlier this month

Within 24 hours the tune dropped to 76 before crashing to a further 93 by the end of the week.

But while the band struggle to move their single into the top of the music charts, they have excited fans after announcing their next tour.

5SOS will be revisiting stadiums around the United Kingdom and Ireland in April 2016, kicking off at the Sheffield Arena.

On the road again: 5SOS will be revisiting stadiums around the United Kingdom and Ireland in April 2016

On the road again: 5SOS will be revisiting stadiums around the United Kingdom and Ireland in April 2016

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