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This song from 2007, The Cupid Shuffle, is pretty big on TikTok.

TikTok is a social media app where users make and share short videos.

Many of them using and reusing viral sounds or song clips.

This one is pretty popular with people making dance and exercise videos.

But on January 10th of this year, Nicole Baldwin got a different idea.

I had just posted my first video two days prior, so I was very new on TikTok and I'll admit

I enjoy The Cupid Shuffle.

And so you don't have to admit it.

It's not something that you're ashamed of.

I know.

Nicole is a pediatrician near Cincinnati.

She has a parenting blog.

She's super active on social media.

A lot of the stuff she posts online is about kids and family health.

So she decided to do a post using The Cupid Shuffle about vaccines.

So you know, listening to that song and thinking, okay, how do I do this?

Nicole filmed herself doing a little dance and posted a text box in the video that says

vaccines prevent and then on each beat, measles, moms,

frubella, polio, pertussis, hepatitis, influenza.

New Macau, Gazemovles, all of those different diseases that vaccines prevent

and at the end of the video, it just says vaccines don't cause autism.

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