Annoying seven-hour road trip funny video: 90s playlist video goes viral

He might the world's most annoying person to travel with, but when it comes to hits of the '90s, he's an expert.

A video of two siblings taking a seven-hour road trip in the US has gone viral thanks to the driver's passionate lip-syncing to his in-car playlist.

Brian Anderson, who posted the dash-cam video on his YouTube account, is driving, but doesn't miss a beat as he mimes (and, to some degree, dances) to a wide range of hits from last century in the timelapse video.

His sister Ashley, meanwhile, tries to ignore his antics while occasionally giving him the side-eye. That is until she gets involved at the very last minute during I'll Be There for You by The Rembrandts (best known as the theme song for the hit 90s sitcom Friends).

After initially garnering about 150,000 views over its first week, the video has since exploded and is rapidly approaching 5 million views and been shown on television across the US.

Anderson, a 911 dispatcher for the San Diego Fire Department, told The Huffington Post his sister's reactions were real and he sustained his lip-sync assault for nearly four hours.

Anderson's full road trip playlist

1. I Want It That Way - Backstreet Boys

2. Wannabe - Spice Girls

3. Teardrops On My Guitar - T Swift

4. Fantasy - Mariah Carey

5. Orinoco Flow - Enya/Celtic Women

6. Love - Keyshia Cole

7. The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly) - Missy Elliot

8. Watch Me (Whip/Nae Nae) - Silento

9.Last Resort - Papa Roach

10. Country Grammar - Nelly

11. Por Ti Volare - Andrea Bocelli Ft. Sara Brightman

12. All The Small Things - Blink 182

13. Ironic - Alanis Morissette

14. Gasolina (Remix) - Daddy Yankee Ft. Pitbull & Lil Jon

15. I Knew I Loved You - Savage Garden

16. Bye Bye Bye - N'sync

17. Thong Song - Sisqo

18. The Sign - Ace Of Base

19. Before He Cheats - Carrie Underwood

20. I'll Be There For You (Friends Theme) - The Rembrandts

What are your ultimate road trip tunes? Post your comments below.

- Traveller.com.au

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