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Have you seen the Nashville Public Library’s “Curb Side Baby” video?

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Have you seen the Nashville Public Library’s “Curb Side Baby” video?

The Nashville Public Library did a video advertising their curbside delivery service, and it’s so goofy, cut and fun that it went viral.

It features a mouse puppet rapping the details about how to roll up in your car to pick up OR return your books. They call it “Curb Side Baby” because it’s set to the music of the 1990 Vanilla Ice hit “Ice Ice Baby”.

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