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Watch Moment Dallas Police Uses ‘You Wanna Chill With The Big Boys’ Song By Nigerian Artists To Advertise Recruitment
Watch Moment Dallas Police Uses ‘You Wanna Chill With The Big Boys’ Song By Nigerian Artists To Advertise Recruitment
The Dallas Police Department (DPD) has advertised for new recruits using a popular song by Nigerian artists.
In a video shared on the Department’s page, two Dallas Police officers are seen dancing to Goya Menor and Nektunez’ “You wanna chill with the big boys”.
The police officers asked young men and women who want to “chill with the big boys” to join the department as they are hiring.
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“We are hiring. Join DPD today,” the department captioned the video.
Watch video below…
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