The Dover Police are at it again with another dashcam confessional video. This time Cpl. Jeff Davis from the first video they put out, with him singing Taylor Swift’s ‘Shake It Off’, is joined by Cpl. Demetrius Stevenson to perform a #DashCamDuet.
The two officers dance and sing along to popular songs such as:
- Shake It Off – Taylor Swift
- Pompeii – Bastille
- Rude – Magic
- Fancy – Iggy Izalea ft. Charlie XCX
- Turn Down for What – Lil’ Jon/DJ Snake
- Trampolines – Madi Wolf
- Thinking Out Loud – Ed Sheeran
- Cruise (Nelly Remix) – Florida Georgia Line
- Ain’t It Fun – Paramore
- Centuries – Fall Out Boy
Admit it, you sang and danced along as well. Or maybe you were too busy laughing at how entertaining this video was. The video is already getting attention. Paramore and Madi Wolf have already tweeted about the #DashCamDuet:
Watch Officer Davis from @DoverDEPolice in his second #DashCam video (skip to 3:33) http://t.co/c0bN3H6LTU
— paramore (@paramore) April 22, 2015
Skip to 2:12! ?â¤ï¸ https://t.co/SAGIvzY6Fa #MadiWolf #Trampolines #Paramore #TaylorSwift #GoodMorningAmerica
— M A D I W O L F (@MadiWolfMusic) April 22, 2015
Check out the first dashcam confessional where Cpl. Davis dances and sings to Taylor Swift’s ‘Shake It Off.’ The video had more than 33 million views and has received so much attention. The video was played on CBS This Morning and Good Morning America. Cpl. Davis even went to NYC to show his moves on the Good Morning America set.
Cpl. Davis said that with all the negative things going on in the world associated with the police forces, the Dover Police Dept. wanted to do this to get some positive attention and make people laugh, as well as get more likes on their Facebook page. Well, they more than exceeded those expectations.
Taylor Swift even tweeted the video saying “LOLOLOLOL THE SASS.”
https://twitter.com/taylorswift13/status/556678324005904385
If you are loving the dashcam confessional videos, like them on YouTube and then let the Dover Police know how entertaining they are. They will continue the series as long as the community enjoys the videos. So tweet the Dover Police or let them know on Facebook about how much you enjoy the videos, because we would all love to see more of these entertaining dashcam confessionals.
