A viral video has been making the rounds on YouTube recently, and it's one that helps promote a good cause as well. The Harvard University baseball team released a cover video this past Sunday of Carly Rae Jepsen's "Call Me Maybe". The video features the band doing a syncopated dance routine coupled with the band taking turns lip synching various parts of the song. You also might notice in the left hand corner of the van, one member of the team taking a nap who was actually asleep during the entire time they filmed this video. Since being released on Sunday, the video has racked up 2.6 million views on YouTube and has even made the rounds on the local news here in Boston.
The video also helps promote a good cause that the team is involved in. Beneath the video on YouTube, there's a link to a charity sponsored by the team called Friends of Jaclyn, an organization that helps children with brain tumors and pair them up with college athlete role models to help foster nurturing relationships in the process. A great video with an excellent message to go behind it as well.
To see the video for the team's rendition of "Call Me Maybe", I've embedded it for you directly below and if you would like more information on the Friends of Jaclyn charity, head on over to the organization's website at: www.friendsofjaclyn.net
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