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Ding Dong song from Thailand in Dutch TV commercial

By Editorial
Posted in Remarkable
Tags: Music, TV, Waipod Phetsuphan

July 27, 2014

I recently saw a TV commercial during the Ster commercial of Coolbest fruit juice. The commercial is not special, but the song is striking. It is namely the Ding Dong song from Thailand by Waipod Phetsuphan, an older song.

Coolbest is a Campina Friesland brand and has existed since 1995. According to the producer, this is the first fruit juice that is sold directly from the refrigerator.

The music itself is funny and gets stuck in your head right away. Ding Dong, Ding Dong…. Like Ting Tong?

Video: Coolbest and Ding Dong song commercial

See Coolbest's commercial here:

[youtube]http://youtu.be/EXwAJ1BnOYk[/youtube]

And here's Waipod Phetsuphan's song:

[youtube]http://youtu.be/cW9CdKQQTq8[/youtube]

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Sir Charles says up

27 July 2014 on 18: 46

Good reason not to consume Coolbest, what a horrible song!

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Ding Dong song from Thailand in Dutch TV commercial

Video: Coolbest and Ding Dong song commercial

And here's Waipod Phetsuphan's song:

1 thought on “Ding Dong song from Thailand in Dutch TV spot”

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