Jackie Chan Bawang Shampoo Shui Yuan Line

Jackie Chan shampoo Shui Yuan's lines are as follows:

Actually, the first time I heard that I was going to shoot an advertisement for shampoo, I refused, because you couldn't let me shoot it, so I'll shoot it right away. First, I want to try it, because I don't want to add some special effects after the filming. My hair is "hairy", very bright and soft, and the audience will definitely scold me when I come out. There is no such hair at all, which proves that the one above is fake.

Later, I also confirmed that they are indeed Chinese medicine. I used it for about a month, and it feels good. Later, I asked them not to add special effects when shooting, because I wanted the audience to see what it would look like after I used it, and what it would look like after you used it!

Related network terms

Duang, a network term, comes from spoofing the advertisement of Bawang shampoo endorsed by Hong Kong movie star Jackie Chan. Used to describe an action effect, imitate a special effect dubbing, and refer to the special effect achieved instantly.

This advertisement was spoofed by a well-known barrage website: a up owner of Feise Toys, which synchronized Jackie Chan's and Pang's My Skateboarding Shoes, and released the ghost film Jackie Chan's My Shampoo on February 20th, 20 15. Subsequently, the Brave Man of up main shared the video on Weibo, and it was madly forwarded, which made the video attract millions of clicks. Since then, Weibo big V have forwarded this video. So duang was invented. The word "Duang" has become the latest and hottest buzzword on the Internet.