Fed-extrovert! Hilarious moment delivery driver lip syncs and dances to Mariah Carey's All I Want For Christmas while sitting in his truck
A FedEx delivery driver has become an internet hit after he was filmed dancing to a Christmas song as the countdown to the festive season begins.
The video, filmed by Kayla Prosser, shows fellow driver Andy Johnston sitting at the wheel of his van while dancing along to Mariah Carey's All I Want For Christmas.
In the short clip Mr Johnston holds onto the steering wheel and headbangs to the Christmas hit. Turning to face Ms Prosser, from Crystal City, Missouri, he grins as he mimes the words and points at her during the lyrics 'I just want you for my own.'
The video was uploaded to TikTok where it has since gained over 1.4 million views, leaving dozens of people gushing over Mr Johnston's festive cheer, with comments from around the world.
The video, filmed by Kayla Prosser, showed driver Andy Johnston sitting at the wheel of his van while dancing along to Mariah Carey's All I Want For Christmas in Missouri
Ms Prosser, who says she is best friends with Mr Johnston, has shared numerous videos showing their everyday antics while working as delivery drivers
One person said: 'His whole vibe is what the world needs right now.'
Another added: 'I'm no longer upset when they're late lol, I love their energy level!!!.'
Someone else said: 'I just want to be friends with this guy so he can make me laugh!'
After some viewers joked that was why their parcels were late, Ms Prosser, from Crystal City, Missouri, explained they were parked up on their lunch break.
She wrote: 'In case anyone is wondering, we stop everyday to get lunch together. There is usually 4-6 of us lined up and we just have a good ol time.'
Mid-way through the short clip another colleague can be seen just behind Mr Johnson when she leans forward and dips a chicken nugget in a pot of sauce.
In the comments section she told one of his many new admirers Mr Johnston did not have a wedding ring, adding: 'He's my best friend.'
Ms Prosser explained that between four and six delivery drivers park next to each other to enjoy their lunch break together
The video was uploaded to TikTok where it has since gained over 1.4 million views, leaving dozens of people gushing over Mr Johnston's festive cheer
In the video's comments section one person said: 'His whole vibe is what the world needs right now'
Ms Prosser has shared numerous videos showing their antics.
One shows Mr Johnston dancing on a parcel cart, while various FedEx colleagues make bird sounds in another.