Stranger Things' Mike had the help of his buddies when it came to an Upside Down battle with the Demogorgon, but now it's your turn to help the actor who played him, Finn Wolfhard, accomplish his dreams of breaking into the world of music videos.

Finn and Vine star Josh Ovalle have announced that they're hoping to make a video, but first, they need $5,000 or $6,000.

So, these two aspiring music video makers did what any teen would do: They set up an Indiegogo page to help raise funds for the project. Finn also posted a video to the page to make his case for the video to potential donors. "I've been wanting to direct for a very long time and I met a new friend that I've known for a couple months named Josh Orvalle ... and we've finally come up with a reason to a make a film, a music video," he explained.

The video will be for a song by the band Playdate, and Finn already has a concept all hammered out. According his fundraising page, the short film, which will be set in modern day suburbia, will star Finn as 14-year-old Spike who's out to rescue fellow 14-year-old Emily from an abusive household. The whole thing will end in a Western-style standoff between Finn and Emily's horrible father.

"We're really drawn to Westerns like The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, because the characters are so bad*ss, super interesting, and iconic," Finn explains on his fundraising page. "The conflict is also so intense — classic stand-offs, back-stabbing...etc. So as teenagers, bringing this genre into our modern world, how would that translate into a suburban neighborhood? And how would a teenaged vigilante, played by Finn, look like? We think this is a really cool, unexplored concept that would be really fun and interesting to see through."

The aspiring music video stars have already raised over $4,500, so it seems they're well on their way to turning this idea into a reality. Grab your Eggos, and get ready: We're about to have another Stranger Things music video on our hands here.

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