Comments on: Gummibär: I Am Gummy Bear

By: Ashtar Command "Seeker"

Ashtar Command "Seeker" — Sun, 10 Feb 2013 20:26:07 +0000

Once, I ate a gummy bear with chianti When I heard “The Gummy Bear Song” the first time, I assumed it was a commercial for candy. Our little convenience store sells German gummy bears. This evening, they had run out of them, so I had to rest contended with jelly nukis instead! (I’m consuming those as we speak.)Then I saw the “Choco” clip on Youtube and was confused. Why was the gummy bear doing a commercial for cocoa? Was I missing out on something here?It’s a German novelty song, stupid!Gummibär is a disco artist of that unimitable kind only spawned in Sweden and Germany. His “songs” became instant hits on Youtube, and has given rise to a little cottage industry. Of course, the songs are both silly and annoying, except for kids, who will drive you mad playing them all night long. Here’s a tip if they annoy you too much: bribe them with a jelly nuki!Essentially, Gummibär only made three songs: “I’m a Gummy Bear”, “Choco choco choco” and “Nuki”. However, our ingenious little friend recorded “I’m a Gummy Bear” in several different languages, including Slovak, Hungarian and (of course) Swedish. The Swedish lyrics are (almost) grammatically correct, but the bear seems to be singing them with a slight German accent! Nobody will remember Gummibär ten years into the future, but as a funny diversion at your local day care center (or convenience store), it might as well work…

By: Mshep

Mshep — Sun, 10 Feb 2013 20:12:34 +0000

Disappointed My son is 20 months old and absoutely loves the Youtube Gummy Bear videos so I decided to buy the DVD so he would stay off my laptop but I was disappointed. This video only features like 4 songs I know you are thinking but the product details says it has 11 songs yeah it does but its I am a gummy Bear (English), Cho Ka Ka O, Nuki Nuki, then I am a gummy bear 7 times in various languages such as German, Hungarian, Swedish, Portuguese, Spanish…so that some 7 times in a row in different languages is REALLY boring and annoying follow that is the Cha Ka Ka O again but this time the English version and then Nuki Nuki (Short Edit). I wish it included the Futbol song and La La La I love you but it doesnt I was very disappointed.

By: D. Seskey "Technology Nerd"

D. Seskey "Technology Nerd" — Sun, 10 Feb 2013 20:09:37 +0000

Life Saver I bought the CD for when my fiancee and our daughter go up to visit her parents on weekends in New York (6-7 hour drive). She enjoys the music and falls asleep but after time gets bored. So before going up with them on a week I had vacation I bought the DVD and took a laptop with me. Played it in a continuous loop for 4 of those 6 hours and it kept her entertained.Also having the same video in many languages (in reality you pay for like 4 different songs/videos) it helps stimulate the mind and learn a language. If she hears the English version too much she screams until we put another language on.