This Taylor Swift ‘Bad Blood’ lip-sync takes an unexpected, dark, PSA turn
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Your support makes all the difference.Australian trio SketchShe have attracted so many millions of YouTube views purely from lip-syncing in a car, that it seems they felt duty bound to point out that it’s actually a very dangerous thing to do (at least with such zeal) on real roads.
Their latest video sees them enthusiastically lip-syncing and dancing to Taylor Swift’s 'Bad Blood', only to end up in a car accident during the chorus.
‘Don’t lip-sync and drive’ the video then warns after a fairly high production-value crash, as onlookers rush to the car.
If we're going to implore the public not to do things they see on YouTube, the girls might also consider:
'Don't talk for 38 minutes about a guitar pedal'
'Don't make mash-ups of Harry Potter romances that never were, set to Evanescence'
Don't 'Swegway dance' to Justin Bieber'
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