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People Are Floored After Dr. Pepper Actually Uses TikToker's Catchy Jingle In Commercial
In a text overlay, she wrote:
"I had to act on this before someone got sent this in a dream and steal it from me, so I impulsively posted this."
In the video, she said:
"I have a new theme song for Dr. Pepper, and it goes like this:"
"Dr. Pepper, baby... It's good and nice! Do do do!"
You can watch the video here:
Lots of fellow TikTokers complimented Bingham on the jingle.
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Some other brands even chimed in, wishing for a jingle of their own.
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Because of all of the attention, fellow TikToker @pinotbb suggested that Bingham go back through her comments section and start creating jingles for the companies that asked for one.
Bingham took that challenge seriously and proceeded to produce catchy jingles for a wide range of companies, from fellow food companies to car companies and more.
She has since come up with catchy jingles for Hyundai, VitaCoco, and the Monopoly Game.
The coolest part of the story, though, was that less than a month later, Dr. Pepper ran a new commercial that featured Bingham's jingle suggestion on repeat throughout.
Printed in large, bold letters, the lyrics are easily readable throughout the commercial while various flavors of Dr. Pepper are displayed.
Even the "do do do" part of the jingle is included in the commercial, and both times it's heard, the Dr. Pepper cans visibly shake.
You can watch the new commercial here:
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The news spread across social media, particularly X, and X users were happy for Bingham's success.
Jingles definitely seem to be making a comeback since 2020, and with the surge of AI, it's awesome to see something created and implemented by a human being.
Most importantly, this is such a great example of dreams actually coming true if you put yourself out there.
TikTok Now Claims A 'Power Outage' Is To Blame For The App's Massive GlitchesâBut The Internet Isn't So Sure
After many U.S. users reported an inability to upload new videos to the platform or to new videos from other users, including those from users outside the U.S., people accused the platform of censorship.
Others pointed to issues with the algorithm that determines what content they see. During initial stages of use of most social media, users see random content until an algorithm "learns" their preferences based on their reactions and engagement, then serves up that content.
Some U.S. TikTok users claimed their algorithm was "reset" to resemble a new user's blank slate. Others stated a new algorithm that bolstered pro-Trump, pro-MAGA, or pro-right wing content.
In response, TikTok USDS Joint Venture LLC posted Monday on X:
"Since yesterday weâve been working to restore our services following a power outage at a U.S. data center impacting TikTok and other apps we operate. We're working with our data center partner to stabilize our service. We're sorry for this disruption and hope to resolve it soon."
Later in the day they posted an image of their official statement captioned:
"An update on our work to restore and stabilize TikTok."
The statement read:
"We're continuing to resolve a major infrastructure issue triggered by a power outage at one of our U.S. data center partner sites. While the network has been recovered, the outage caused a cascading systems failure that we've been working to resolve together with our data center partner."
"What this means for your Tik Tok experience:"
"âą You may notice multiple bugs, slower load times, or timed-out requests, including when posting new content."
"âą Creators may temporarily see '0' views or likes on videos, and your earnings may look like they're missing. This is a display error caused by server timeouts; your actual data and engagement are safe."
"Thank you for your patience and understanding as we work to bring TikTok back to full capacity as soon as we can."
On Tuesday, the account added:
"We've made significant progress in recovering our U.S. infrastructure with our U.S. data center partner. However, the U.S. user experience may still have some technical issues, including when posting new content. We're committed to bringing TikTok back to its full capacity as soon as possible. We'll continue to provide updates. Thanks for your patience."
The U.S. TikTok account's posts don't allow comments from the public, so users of the platform have taken their responses elsewhere, like the technology subReddit.
Users weren't buying what the new owners were selling.
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Redditors called TikTok's power outage explanation a lie to cover up pro-Trump censorship and shadow banning.
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TikTok USDS Joint Venture LLC is helmed by Oracle and a group of investors friendly to the Trump administration. The group took over TikTok in the United States last week, which raised concerns about censorship and privacy.
The group promised to route U.S. TikTok user data through Oracle-owned data centers and launch a new version of TikTokâs algorithm specific to U.S. user activity.
TikTok was accused of becoming another social media platform, like Elon Musk's X, that promotes the White supremacist and Christian nationalist agenda of the Trump administration while spying on users to identify and silence critics.
