The video starts with a girl playing with the helicopter from the LEGO Wildlife Rescue Operation set.

As well as the chopper and a tracked vehicle, this set also includes 2 elephants, a crocodile and 2 monkeys.

The next part of the video features a number of stormtroopers dancing before being attacked by a bee.

While stormtroopers have been a mainstay of LEGO sets for many years now, the LEGO Star Wars Imperial Light Cruiser shown doesn't come with any.

Instead, if you're looking for stormtroopers this Christmas, this Imperial Armored Marauder set is your best bet.

In the middle of the forest amongst the dancing Stormtroopers is a boy playing with the Imperial Light Cruiser, which also appears overhead.

This ship, now famous from the finale of the Mandalorian Season 2, comes with 5 minifigures including big bad Moff Gideon; and your very own Baby Yoda (Grogu).

If Christmas isn't a time for killer bees, then frankly I don't know when is.

You'll have to look a bit harder to find killer bees in the LEGO range; but this Minecraft Bee farm set does include angry bees who are up for a chase.

There's also a bee keeper in here, for once the bees have finished chasing the Stormtroopers away.

Although we were hard pressed to find a LEGO firefighter dragon that looks like the one in the music video, we did find this super looking Water Dragon.

This LEGO NINJAGO water dragon doesn't need a fire engine, it can take care of all of the fires by itself.

The dragon in the video was riding a fire engine, a little like the fire engine featured in the LEGO City Fire Station Headquarters.

However, don't be alarmed if you can't find this set - it is currently a UK exclusive.

The dragon flies off to put out a fire on top of a castle not too dissimilar to the Medieval Castle released earlier this year.

As castles go, it's pretty special.

This blue LEGO City Sports Car is possibly the cheapest sports car you will ever find which makes it the ideal stocking filler.

Whether it can actually be attached to a Ferris Wheel is another question entirely though.

There's no question here that the Ferris Wheel in the video is the same Ferris Wheel we see here.

As well as a Ferris Wheel, this set can also be rebuilt into a bumper car playset or a swing boat ride. That's three times the usual fun you'd have at the fair!

Alright, this one is a little bit of a stretch and probably not what LEGO were thinking when they made the video; but the princess driving the white and gold car instantly brought me back to the awesome Penguin Arctic Roller set.

Sadly this one's not available anymore, but well worth tracking down.

Dotty cactuses make up the next part of the LEGO music video; and you'll find such a decorate-able cactus in this Summer Vibes set.

While not quite the same as the van in the video, the Volkswagen T2 camper van is a good choice for people who love both LEGO and vans.

This is build is slightly more complicated than your average LEGO set, so perhaps one for a LEGO expert?

The un-mistakable Guardian's of the Galaxy ship is the next vehicle to fly by.

This recently released set has an opening cockpit which can house all the crew; so it can be played with and/or displayed.

We then head on over to street a party where everyone is having a good time. Everyone is dancing away, the LEGO VIDIYO Boombox is banging the tunes out in the background.

The LEGO Boombox offers hours of play both offline and digitally with the app. Kids will love turning the heads, speakers and lights on the toy model to change the scenery and lighting in their music videos.

The party is being hosted by none other than the World Famous Party Llama, who is one of the multiple characters available in the LEGO VIDIYO range.

Before finally we jet off in to outer space in the LEGO Saturn V.

I think we've all been on quite the journey! Don't you?