Question: How does the video for "One More Night" begin?
About the article "One More Night (Maroon 5 song)", section "Synopsis".

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There have been the questions of "what exactly constitutes a viral video?
How many views does it need to be considered 'viral'?
How quickly does it have to rise in viewership?"
There isn't exactly a set rule for how many "views" constitute a video "going viral".
In a recent blog post, YouTube weblebrity Kevin Nalty, aka Nalts, asks the question “How many views do you need to be viral?” In 2011 he said, “A few years ago, a video could be considered “viral” if it hit a million views.” But Nalts updated that definition.
He said, “A video, I submit, is “viral” if it gets more than 5 million views in a 3-7 day period.” 
 Director: Dom and Nic Music video.
The video takes place at night and is filmed in London, near Piccadilly Circus.
It consists mainly of Gaz Coombes dressed as a hobo, singing "Rush Hour Soul" angrily at pedestrians in the street, with the aide of a portable microphone and speaker, and running around the London underground and dark streets and alleyways.
During the choruses (and occasionally through the verses), the film reverts to the band (dressed normally) playing the song with rather stern expressions, in a room dimly lit with either coloured or white lights.
In this room there are also scenes of the band just about to hit one another with their instruments before the film cuts out, and later on, 'clones' of Mick Quinn as he sings part of the song.
Just before the middle eight, the tramp (AKA Gaz) is beaten up in an alleyway by two men for almost walking into their car, and refusing to move out of the way.
As the middle eight does begin, he looks to the night sky from where he is lying on the floor and sees a huge, slowly rotating comet, or asteroid, among the stars.
The camera focuses on the comet and then zooms out once more to reveal that it is in fact "a comet drifting to the sun" as the song lyrics entail.
The video finishes with Supergrass playing "Rush Hour Soul" in the dimly lit room once more, then finally goes back to Gaz as the homeless person lying on the floor.
One of the men from the car is about to launch a kick at him, but the film cuts off before he actually achieves physical contact. 
Two music videos were made for this song.
In one, the brothers are singing while an image of a woman shows throughout the video.
Barry Gibb had his beard shaven off in this video, as in the "Night Fever" video.
A second video was later made in which the brothers sing while passing by a stream of rainbow lights.
In this video Barry Gibb is bearded. 
Automatic video editing products have emerged over the past decade in order to make video editing accessible to a broader consumer market.
Automatic video editing technology does the work for the user, eliminating the need for a deeper understanding or knowledge of how to use complicated video editing software.
Muvee Technologies introduced autoProducer, the first PC-based automatic video editing platform, in 2001.
Other solutions, including Sony’s MovieShaker and Roxio Cinematic, followed in 2002.
As smartphones and consumer video recording devices become more prevalent the need for an easier video solution has led to a renewed interest in automatic video editing. 
The music video for "One More Night Alone" premiered in December 2005, at a total length of three minutes and thirty-two seconds.
The video follows each of the band members through a day in their life, including scenes of each of the group waking up, exercising, talking to girls and then going to bed.
The final scenes of the video feature the group walking along a river embankment whilst performing the final lyrics of the song.