Arizona State University Alpha Phi sorority releases $200k recruitment video That video is bananas, B-A-N-A-N-A-S.

A scene from the Arizona State University chapter of Alpha Phi sorority's 2016 recruitment video, which cost an estimated $200,000. A scene from the Arizona State University chapter of Alpha Phi sorority's 2016 recruitment video, which cost an estimated $200,000. Photo: Courtesy Artec Media Photo: Courtesy Artec Media Image 1 of / 41 Caption Close Arizona State University Alpha Phi sorority releases $200k recruitment video 1 / 41 Back to Gallery

When you've got money to burn - and lots of lanterns to set on fire - it appears you make a sorority recruitment video.

Arizona State University's Alpha Phi sorority just released its 2016 recruitment video, and we're not going to lie - it's pretty cool.

In all of its Coachella-esque glory, this video is three minutes and 32 seconds of sisters riding in a helicopter, hot air ballooning, long-boarding, cliff jumping, off-roading and, of course, gleefully lighting lanterns and setting them free in the Arizona desert.

There is even a hands-free cartwheel, which, let's be honest, is the most impressive of all those feats.

The only thing we don't see them doing is studying, attending class and performing all those philanthropic acts they claim to do. Minor detail.

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But a cool video costs cold, hard cash.

Teen Vogue estimated the video cost between $200,000 and $400,000. Being generous here and saying the 3:32 minute long video cost $200K to make, that boils down to $1,667 per second.

$1,667. Per. Second.

But there's only so much Instagram-filtered frolicking through the desert one person can take. By the 1:33 mark, you get pretty bored of them just walking around the wilderness and driving a Jeep. Which is a shame because they still have another two minutes to go, which adds up to a wasted $100,020.

But hey, it's their money.

Check out still images of the video in the gallery above.