DailyBulletin.com - NewsI wanted to comment on what I think is one of the most unusual pairings I have ever seen on TV, that of Lee Iacocca and Snoop Dogg. The commercial just cracks me up! :) Plus I wanted to see the exact wording ...
At one point I was thinking that Snoop was saying " Fo-Shizzle, Ike-a-Zizzle". The link bears this out, at least phonetically.
The thought dawned on me tonight, that I might even find pictures of the commercial, by looking on Google's video search ........
HereBut I couldn't find "Ike-a-Zizzle" ... so then I just searched for "Shizzle". There are currently 95 hits for "Shizzle" on Google Video Search. Then I noticed they were spelling it " iaco-zizzle " in their TEXT.
There are 63 hits for "iaco-zizzle". Every hit for "iaco-zizzle" also a sub-hit inside the search term "For shizzle, iaco-zizzle" so you can do 95 - 63 to determine that Google video currently references 32 hits for "Shizzle" that are NOT related to this commercial. Hits from Mad TV, for example .... ;-)
In doing the Google Video Search, I found two things I consider very interesting. One ... on the main page with the search results, the same 4 video frames seem to get snagged each time ... which I have termed "First", "Big Couple", "Little Couple", and "Ride" ..... and Two ... all the TEXT, that I assumed was a machine translation from actual TV video feed, seems to match verbatim. (There are a few messed-up translations of the term "d-O-double-gizzle"). Odd, since I would assume this would typically work similar to the results you get from watching TV news with the closed-captioning turned ON. Read -- occasional messed-up translations.
Once you click on an individual picture, to examine more video snips, in detail, then you DO find that some of the Snoop-Iacocca commercial video gets snagged at different moments in the commercial. The snaps occur at 30 second intervals, and I at first puzzled that perhaps the various networks were using atomic clocks, and THAT might be the reason that the first 4 video frames were being snagged at precisely the same frame in the commercial.
Here is the text from the commercial:
[Dodge Ram pickup pulls up]
Lee Iacocca: Nice Ride.
Snoop Dogg: Thank you, mocca 'cocca. Chrysler and jeep came up on bookoo awards. And Dodge trucks last as long as the d-O-double-gizzle.
Snoop Dogg: Plus... I got the Hook-up, nephew, for sure.
Lee Iacocca: You know, I'm not too sure of what you just said, but now everybody gets a great deal.
Snoop Dogg: For shizzle, iaco-zizzle. It's employee pricing plus.
Snoop Dogg: If the ride is mo' fly, you must buy!
Lee Iacocca: That's what I hear.
[For you folks that don't speak Shizzle .... the term "d-O-double-gizzle" translates to "Dogg" ...... ;-) ]