This Garbage Can Is Lip Syncing To The Smiths

The Internet Believes This Garbage Can Is Lip Syncing To The Smiths, And They’re Probably Right

November 22, 2017

Screenshot: Twitter

Among the ways to be entertained on a cool, November day, a lip syncing garbage bin has to top the list.

Whether or not you’re a fan of The Smiths is irrelevant. This video is pure internet gold — a truck with a garbage bin in the back that has an open lid, seemingly singing along perfectly to the tune in this dude’s car.

Oh my god I swear to you The Smiths came up on shuffle and suddenly a truck appeared next to me with a literal garbage can lip syncing the lyrics pic.twitter.com/ttbwX3BU4y

— Ben Boyer (@sleezsisters) November 21, 2017

Of course the response to the video was almost as entertaining as the video itself. Anyone else remember Showbiz Pizza? TRUTH.

This would seriously make a great music video.

— Leigh Bellinger (@Gunnerleigh) November 21, 2017

One of the best garbage can covers I’ve seen honestly

— Christian Malarsie (@CMBreakOutreach) November 22, 2017

It’s about as good as ShowBiz Pizza ever was. Btw are you driving AND filming?

— mgokay (@mgokay) November 21, 2017

This is proof we are in the matrix.

— Adam (Squillopian) (@SquillopMedia) November 21, 2017

And even better yet, this garbage bin is multi-faceted. It doesn’t stick to just one genre.

My friend @sleezsisters saw a lip-synching bin and it really works with a surprising number of songs pic.twitter.com/eTDP0MEp3l

— Cal King (@mynameiscal) November 21, 2017

And if that’s not entertaining enough, there’s also this NSFW catholic school statue of a saint.

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Josh Helmuth is the editor of Crave Sports and a contributor for Mandatory.

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