Street vendors in Nha Trang caused a global storm, the advertisement collected 10 million shocking views

Just from witty greetings and the announcement "Mango, pineapple, banana", a woman selling fruit in Nha Trang has suddenly become an international music phenomenon, contributing to promoting Vietnamese tourism in an interesting way.

The "improvised" response caused a storm on the internet

The story began when Local Lou (Louis), a British travel blogger, shared a video recording of a conversation between him and Ms. Mai – a fruit seller walking in Nha Trang. As soon as Louis greeted "Hello", Mai did not hesitate to respond with the classic song: "Hello, is it me you're looking for?" (Hello lyrics by Lionel Richie).

Not stopping there, Ms. Mai continues to transform her fruit portfolio including "Mango, pineapple, banana, watermelon" into a catchy and confident melody. The harmonious juggling between the Western customer and the local seller with jokes such as "I miss you", "I love you number one" created a moment of graceful communication, erasing all language barriers.

From sidewalk advertisements to music products with millions of views

The attraction of the video caught the eye of David Scott (The Kiffness), a famous South African musician who specializes in making remixes from everyday sounds. At the end of February, David Scott took the initiative to contact Louis to cooperate, turning Mai's announcement into an official song called "Mango, Pineapple, Banana, Watermelon".

Results beyond expectations: YouTube: Reaching 1 million views after only 5 days of launch. Facebook: Nearly 10 million views and more than 200,000 interactions.

The new mix has a fast, vibrant tempo, imbued with the brilliant atmosphere of summer and islands. The international online community did not spare praise for the Vietnamese woman's special voice and natural sense of humor.

The "non-professional" tourism ambassador of the coastal city

As soon as the song became famous, Louis returned to Nha Trang to find Mai and show her the finished product. The enjoyment of this "reluctant singer" once again warmed the hearts of viewers. In fact, this is not the first time Ms. Mai has "occupied" international media. In 2019, she appeared in Unilad magazine (UK) thanks to her ability to invite guests in fluent English and confident demeanor.

For Louis, sharing these videos isn't just for fun. He expressed his desire to change the perspective of international visitors about Nha Trang – a place that is often overlooked on the first journey to Vietnam. Through Louis' lens, Nha Trang appears brilliantly not only because of the beautiful beaches or rich cuisine, but also because of the optimistic lifestyle and hospitality of simple people like Ms. Mai.

The story of Mai and David Scott's remix is a testament to the power of positive energy. Sometimes, a smile and a warm greeting is worth promoting travel more strongly than any costly advertising campaign.

When "viral" kindness is stronger than any marketing campaign

Looking more broadly from the story of Mai and Louis, we see another aspect of the modern tourism industry: The power of ambassadors without titles. Instead of elaborately staged slick promotional films, it is the authenticity, kindness and confident foreign language ability of a woman selling fruits on the sidewalk that touches the hearts of millions of people around the world.

The success of the hit "Mango, Pineapple, Banana" lies not only in the catchy stage, but also in the human connection between strangers. It proves that a sincere smile and positive energy can erase any geographical and cultural distance. In the digital era, every local can become a brand "touchpoint", and a little fun experience has the potential to pull visitors back more effectively than any brilliant sign. Nha Trang, through the lens of Louis and the melody of David Scott, emerges not just as a destination on the map, but as a land of optimism and inspiring hospitality.

After all, music or "million views" may only be temporary, but the impression of a hospitable, intelligent and laughter-filled Vietnam will remain forever in the hearts of international friends through each sweet announcement of Ms. Mai.

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