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10 Miles Wide is the fifth single by the band Escape the Fate from their second album This War Is Ours. The music video was released on June 4, 2009 on various video-sharing sites such as youtube, with a further uncensored version featuring nudity being released exclusively on the playboy website on June 23, 2009.

[edit] Music video

The video begins in an airport at a security checkpoint with people walking through metal detectors and passing their luggage through x-ray machines. After Josh Todd passes through the metal detector he looks up and is confused when he sees Escape the Fate airlines. As he boards the plane the guitar intro begins to play. The plane consists of a rear section where the passengers sit and a forward section where the band is playing. After a short period in the rear section, Josh curiously checks out the forward section by sneaking in with an air hostess. For the remainder of the video the band play while pretty, lightly dressed women dance around them, similar in style to Situations.
There is also a reference to Snakes on a Plane, which Max Green makes while apparently telling a joke of some kind to four of the girls. Nearby the end of the video Bryan opens the door to the plane and jumps out and is seen playing guitar while falling back to Earth in the last 20 seconds. Benji Madden features in a cameo role in the background of the opening scene. Ex porn actor Ron Jeremy is also present partying with the band in front of the plane.

• Official Music Video

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