represented in the show include Robert Mickelsen, who 2 Jordie Bloom is the Bing Bong Guy from the recent viral video of Knicks fans I was thinking. The spirit of New York That utterance is a nod to Sidetalk, the social media channel that calls itself New York’s one-minute street show, which recorded and posted the original video. Map multiple locations, get transit/walking/driving directions, view live traffic conditions, plan trips, view satellite, aerial and street side imagery. Well, the Knicks have fully embraced bing bong because the Garden now has an official sound effect whenever they make a three-point shot. Jordie Bloom is the man in the video, or as he recently told Complex Sports, he is now known as “Bing Bong Guy”. That is where we heard the phrase bing bong coined by Jordie Bloom in the video posted by Sidetalk. If you have watched Side Talk videos in the past, you will know they all start with the Bing Bong sound in reference to the New York City subway. One man, Jordie Bloom, hilariously skipped the small talk and instead looked straight into the camera saying: 'Bing bong' He explained: 'It relates back to the subway doors, the fact that it has. Sidetalk is a verified account run by New York University students, and apparently Jordie Bloom is the ‘Bing Bong’ guy. I’m in this to try and create something that’s bigger than me,” Bloom says. All my boys call me Bing Bong Guy now, he says. Bing Bong has become the calling cry of the New York Knicks. Trent Simonian and Jack Byrne went into further detail about the background of Bing Bong in the Complex Sports story. Earlier this week, Jordie Bloom, who integrated’’ the Bing Bong’’ sound of the closing doors of the MTA’s subway system. Jordie Bloom is the name of the fan who shouted Bing Bong to the camera. BOSTON Even the Bing Bong Guy’’ has COVID-19. Since it is a well-known Sidetalk reference and fans recognized us filming an episode outside. He told the New York Post he only did so due to recognizing Sidetalk. Now equipped with the Twitter handle of BingBongGuy, Bloom has been humbled by the amount of love he has received from Knicks Nation. commonly said in our Coney Island episodes and was invented by Coney Island rapper Nems and 2. Is the sound heard in the Sidetalk intro. 2002 Followers, 686 Following, 45 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Jordie Bloom (jordiebloom).

We added it into the Knicks episode as a reference to our previous episodes and it has since caught on as the Knicks’ unofficial slogan for the start of the season.” “Since it is a well-known Sidetalk reference and fans recognized us filming an episode outside of the Knicks game, Jordie saw us and threw in a ‘bing bong’ adlib.

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