Maine Created ‘Vaccines’ Parody of The Police’s ‘Roxanne’ Spreads the Word

A Maine non-profit group had some fun creating a video to help spread the word about getting the COVID-19 vaccine. As more and more Mainers get the vaccine, there are still many who are reluctant to receive it for various reasons.

Tyson Weems is the founder of 3 Levels a non-profit Maine organization that according to their website, provides health and community engagement project resources for students in kindergarten through college. Some of those projects include YouTube videos like this one featuring Weems changing up the lyrics to one of The Police's biggest hits, "Roxanne."

This version, titled "Vaccines," fits the classic Police song perfectly, and serves as a creative way to spread the word of the benefits of getting the COVID-19 vaccine. We're pretty sure Sting would be impressed with it.

In case you don't recognize the original, which by the way, we need to talk if you don't, here it is.

Currently, any Mainer 16 years of age or older is eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. Hit the Maine CDC link below for more information about the vaccine, where you can get it and how to schedule an appointment.