Transylvania University fraternity goes all out in Taylor Swift lip sync video

When you think of who is most likely to be singing along to Taylor Swift’s music, you probably wouldn’t immediately think of a group of college-aged fraternity members.

But that’s exactly who took on Swift’s hit “Shake It Off” in a recent “lip dub” video, released by the Delta Sigma Phi chapter of Transylvania University (Lexington, Kentucky).

A lot of people probably haven’t heard of TU, so this video might be one way to get the college’s name on the map.

The frat boys pretend to sing, bust some moves and overall engage in a lot of silliness in the four-minute music video, which uses a single cam and is filmed entirely in one hallway and a handful of dorm rooms.

Shouldn’t these guys be studying or something?

Swift’s hit video is making its way toward 100 million YouTube views, and Delta Sigma Phi’s efforts just might earn them a couple million watches as well before long.

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