On December 23, 2011, the trio uploaded a third Depeche Mode cover, this time for the song “Everything Counts,” expecting it to be seen by the small group of family and friends who enjoyed the previous two.
But in late January, 2012, the video was suddenly picked up by news outlets and blogs around the world, like CBS, HuffPost, Wired magazine and The Guardian, quickly becoming viral, making the trio an internet sensation almost overnight.

In February 2012, the band adopted the name DMK, which stands for “Depeche Mode Kids” but also refers to the initials of the band members’ names.
On December 23, 2011, the trio uploaded a third Depeche Mode cover, this time for the song “Everything Counts,” expecting it to be seen by the small group of family and friends who enjoyed the previous two. But in late January, 2012, the video was suddenly picked up by news outlets and blogs around the world, like CBS, HuffPost, Wired magazine and The Guardian, quickly becoming viral, making the trio an internet sensation almost overnight.
In February 2012, the band adopted the name DMK, which stands for “Depeche Mode Kids” but also refers to the initials of the band members’ names.
DMK (band)