And as you can expect, the media is all over the latest craze that has defined New York’s excellent 4-1 start. As have their players, notably guard Evan Fournier. A man named Jordie Bloom shared his excitement and the rest is history. The bing bong joke got added visibility in October, when a Sidetalk video of New York Knicks fans going bananas after a win against the Celtics went viral, featuring a fan looking directly. The Knicks’ official Twitter account has already embraced Bing Bong. Since then the official Twitter handle of Knick’s official Twitter page has claimed “Bing Bong” as their rallying cry and even guard Evan Fournier has joined in on the fun, tweeting out the phrase numerous times after the big wins, it seems like the trend has gone pretty viral on the internet especially the fans of the team are jumping on the trend. Trent Simonian and Jack Byrne, hosts of the Twitter talk show, Sidetalk, interviewed some of the fans. rapper Nems song “Bing Bong” and Sidetalk’s intro sound to their videos is what inspired his catchphrase. Jordie Bloom even spoke with ESPN about the meaning, he stated that the phrase is derived from the subway doors closing which stands clear of the closing doors please, Bing-Bong. I came out of the game and recognized the SideTalk logo, the guy pulled up the camera with the light, I literally went over there, said ‘bing bong’ into the camera and left, Bloom recalled. The Man Behind Bing Bing Bong Song TikTok Trend The postgame footage was shot by SideTalk, which published the fan footage to Twitter last Thursday. It seems like “Bing Bong” has become a thing on social media. The video is titled “Knicks Season Opener”, Knicks fans have emerged from MSG on top of the world and one fan, in particular, naming Jordie Bloom decided to shout the phrase “Bing Bong” and since then, he has gone viral. Photo Credit:New York Magazine Jordie Bloom said bing bong in a video outside Madison Square Garden. The term Bing Bong caught speed after the Knicks’ 138-134 double-overtime win over the Celtics last week, when Sidetalk posted a video of screaming fans outside Madison Square Garden. Reaction Of The Fans on Bing Bing Bong Song TikTok Perhaps most famously, the page brought the phrase bing bong to viral status after an interview with one of many excited New York Knicks fans called Jordie Bloom shouted the expression reportedly meant to imitate the sound of subway doors closing - outside Madison Square Garden.
0 kommentar(er)
