we look at how Jackie Chan influenced culture, both on and off the silver screens, and where the legend is at today. Anyone who’s spent time online will have come across many memes featuring ...

It’s a Chinese character that has come out of nowhere, but the word “duang” has taken the internet by storm, even though no one really knows what the meme ... star Jackie Chan who, in ...

We do know where “duang” started though. It was Hong Kong action star Jackie Chan, who in 2004 was featured in a shampoo infomercial, where he spread his hands and described how his sleek dark ...

In a year like 2024, when almost every celebrity has a meme dedicated to them, only a few have achieved the legendary status ...

BEIJING (AP) — Jackie Chan might ... of the People this week. Chan used the sound in a 2004 infomercial to sell shampoo. In the ad, he maintains there was no "duang" — or special effects ...

T-Pain told Insider the meaning behind his Jackie Chan meme tattoo on his hand. The rapper says the tattoo was a result of "hearing people say a lot of stupid shit." The meme of Jackie Chan ...

BEIJING, March 5 (UPI) --Duang! A nonsensical Chinese word introduced by actor Jackie Chan has taken over the Internet in China. With no direct English translations, some are saying it almost ...

Turns out that duang is a sound made by Jackie Chan describing the look of his hair during a 2004 commercial for Bawang organic shampoo. A parody spoofing the commercial recently appeared on ...

It's been noticed, external in the West too, with Foreign Policy seeing it as a "break the internet" viral meme ... duang confused" by this blog. For readers of Chinese characters, the Jackie Chan ...

Jackie Chan (pictured ... Hall of the People this week. Chan used the sound in a 2004 infomercial to sell shampoo. In the ad, he maintains there was no “duang” – or special effects ...

Last spring, Chan found himself at the center of a pop culture meme — “Duang ... “In America they don’t like to see Jackie doing a drama. They only like Jackie doing ‘Rush ...

T-Pain has the confused Jackie Chan meme tatted on the back of his right hand, and in a recently published interview with Insider, he explained the story behind it. “It was just fun to put ...