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The song is also one of the band's most successful songs to date, topping the ''Billboard'' Modern Rock Tracks for four weeks, outlasting the first single from ''Make Believe'', "[[Beverly Hills]]", although it didn't gain the massive pop success of "Beverly Hills", which hit #10 on the ''Billboard'' Hot 100 while "Perfect Situation" hit #51. A promo-only CD was produced, featuring the radio mix of the song, but no retail single was released.
The song is also one of the band's most successful songs to date, topping the ''Billboard'' Modern Rock Tracks for four weeks, outlasting the first single from ''Make Believe'', "[[Beverly Hills]]", although it didn't gain the massive pop success of "Beverly Hills", which hit #10 on the ''Billboard'' Hot 100 while "Perfect Situation" hit #51. A promo-only CD was produced, featuring the radio mix of the song, but no retail single was released.
==Music video==
==Music video==
The video, directed by Marc Webb, premiered on [[November 11]], [[2005]] and features actress [[Elisha Cuthbert]] as the lead singer of [[Weeze]], a fictional predecessor to Weezer, who is eventually replaced by actual frontman [[Rivers Cuomo]] who, throughout the video, acts as a put-upon roadie serving the demanding Cuthbert. The video also features a cameo by [[Karl Koch]] as the t-shirt seller and, as in the "[[Beverly Hills]]" video, the band asked actual Weezer fans to answer a casting call to be in the video's crowd scenes [http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1511678/20051018/weezer.jhtml?headlines=true]. A new cover for ''Make Believe'' was created for the video of "Perfect Situation" showing the fictional name Weeze.
The music video for "Perfect Situation" was directed by Marc Webb and premiered on [[November 11]], [[2005]]. It features actress [[Elisha Cuthbert]] as the lead singer of [[Weeze]], a fictional predecessor to Weezer. Cuthbert is eventually replaced by [[Rivers Cuomo's]] character, a put-upon roadie serving the demanding Cuthbert. The video also features a cameo by [[Karl Koch]] as a merch staffer for the fictional Weeze, as well as actual Weezer fans playing fans at Weeze's concert. Weezer also had actual fans participate in the "[[Beverly Hills]]" music video<ref>[http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1511678/20051018/weezer.jhtml?headlines=true]</ref>. A new cover for ''Make Believe'' was created for the video of "Perfect Situation" showing the fictional name Weeze.
 
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==Audio==
==Audio==
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