#ghencovychallenge

[supernuwiposts-blog]

Time to fun up!  The popular pop song "Jealous" or "Ghen" in Vietnamese tune was used as an educating song for washing hands for the Corona Virus best known as the corona virus song... So I invite you to take part in the #ghencovychallenge challenge.

[jamgme02]

KIDS try Coronavirus tik tok HandWashing Dance Challenge video

[diaryofanangryasianguy]

03/03/20

Coronavirus virus dance challenge: Vietnamese health department awareness song is a 'genuine club-banger'

The original video, posted by the health department, included a bunch of fun animations to explain the dos and don'ts to keep oneself from contracting the virus. The song playing in the background with an unforgettable tune is called 'Jealous' – or 'Ghen' in Vietnamese – and was sung by singers Erik and Min.

The song was turned into a dance performance first by internet personality Quang Dang, who has nearly 300,000 followers on TikTok and Instagram. He posted a video where he and another dancer grooved to the tune on a street with food vendors. The video went up with government-issued hashtag #ghencovychallenge and it has since been viewed over 1.1 million times.

[wynndrosinger]

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Washing your hands has never been more fun! Stay healthy ❤️! #ghencovychallenge #wellnesswednesday #washyourhands #stayhealthy #letshelpeachother (at Qualicum Beach, British Columbia) https://www.instagram.com/p/B95UOiQFAlm/?igshid=1njiq3a6jz27n

[mshelenahandbag]

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Trying to pass the time during #socialdistancing ? Take the #ghencovychallenge !!! Get a tik tok, download the sound, record your own w the choreography that @im.quangdang has come up with and let’s try and keep spirits up right now! AND WASH YOUR DAMN HANDS! #helenahandbag #theskinniestbitchinshowbusiness https://www.instagram.com/p/B9vE6TAjZ6R/?igshid=1vfuicd6c4zpe

[faiezhaiqal]

Corona sila beramb___! 😷 Ini serius, geng! Kena buat #TikTok dulu baru tahu ke? 😂 •• #GoawayCORONAVirus #GhenCovyChallenge #HandWashingMove @TikTok.Malaysia 🔥 https://www.instagram.com/p/B9qosYYj6S9/?igshid=3v81dlu4lpo9

[tomorrowusa]

When it comes to getting the message out about COVID-19 to young people in particular, Vietnam is doing better than most countries. 

A collaboration between Vietnam’s Ministry of Health and several pop artists resulted in a music video on hand washing. It’s very catchy and appealing -- people are watching it because it’s fun and they are absorbing the health message that goes with it.

But wait, there’s more!

Dancer Quang Đăng created a video where he and a partner dance out the moves involved in proper hand washing. The vid has led to a hand washing challenge (#GhenCoVyChallenge) which has been taken up by quite a few people on YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok. 

This funny vingnette related to office hygiene is sort of an offshoot of the challenge.

“Hay ho” = “Nice cough”.

At this rate, Vietnam is going to have the healthiest young people on the planet.

[breakslda]

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Wash your hands • @im.quangdang #ghencovychallenge #handwashingmove #coronahanddance #VuDieuRuaTay Dịch COVID-2019 đang lan rộng, ảnh hưởng đến mọi người và các hoạt động xã hội. Rửa tay thường xuyên đc coi là phương pháp đơn giản và hiệu quả để bảo vệ cộng đồng khỏi các dịch bệnh (theo Tổ Chức Y Tế thế giới). Theo nghiên cứu của Viện Công nghệ Massachusetts (MIT), 78% người nói họ rửa tay thường xuyên nhưng thực sự chỉ có 25% người rửa tay sau khi ra khỏi toilet, 20% rửa tay trước khi nấu ăn. Để lan tỏa thói quen rửa tay để phòng dịch này, Đănh mời bạn tham gia thử thách #ghencovychallenge cùng Đăng nha 🤗🤗 Luật chơi: Bạn thực hiện động tác nhảy của bài Ghen Cô Vy với 6 động tác rửa tay theo khuyến cáo của Tổ chức y tế thế giới và Bộ y tế, trên nền nhạc bài hát phòng chống dịch COVID-19 - Ghen Cô Vy, hợp tác giữa Viện Sức khỏe nghề nghiệp và môi trường, nhạc sĩ Khắc Hưng, ca sĩ Min và ca sĩ Erik. Hãy thực hiện thử thách này hoặc chia sẻ các thói quen phòng chống dịch sau: 1. Thường xuyên rửa tay với xà phòng hoặc dung dịch sát khuẩn. 2. Không cho tay lên mắt mũi miệng. 3.Thường xuyên vệ sinh cá nhân, vệ sinh đồ dùng, nhà cửa, môi trường xung quanh. 4. Đeo khẩu trang đi ra nơi công cộng, trên các phương tiện giao thông hoặc khi bị ốm. 5. Nâng cao sức khoẻ bản thân, cho gia đình và cho cộng đồng. 5. Người có triệu chứng của COVID-19 sốt cao, ho, khó thở,.. hoặc tiếp xúc gần người bệnh/ người nghi mắc COVID-19 hạn chế tiếp xúc với người khác và liên hệ với cơ sở y tế địa phương. Sau khi hoàn thành thử thách, hãy SHARE + TAG ngay 2 người bạn muốn tham gia thử thách này. Cùng chung tay lan tỏa thông điệp vô cùng bổ ích này thôi nào! 😉 #handwashdance #handwashingdance https://www.instagram.com/p/B9Tzf2RJJbi/?igshid=bkmquuhz1gub

[mochisumo]

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Do you know how long you’re supposed to wash your hands? 🤔⁣ ⁣ 20 SECONDS! Yup, you heard that right! Now let’s scrub scrub scrub scrub together! 🧼 If you’re unsure and don’t have an invisible built-in watch on your teeny wrist like us teddy bears, then sing the “Happy Birthday Mochi” song twice. That’s should do it! 😜⁣ ⁣ __⁣ ⁣ Thank you dearest furriends and beloved fans around the world for all the heartwarming birthday wishes. Your love and words of kindness fuel and encourage us to post again even in times like these. We are truly grateful from the bottom of our little hearts. 🙇🏻🙇🏻‍♀️🐈🐈 ⁣ ⁣ __⁣ ⁣ Mập thấy tự hào về nước Việt Nam của mình với bài hát này. Nước mình nhỏ, nhưng trái tim mình to. ❤️⁣ ⁣ Nào cùng Mập xoa xoa xoa xoa đều! Cả nhà đã biết cách rửa tay chưa? Nhớ dùng xà bông và xoa đều khoảng 20 giây. 🧼 Nếu không chắc ăn thì hát bài “Happy Birthday to Mập" 2 lần là đủ. 😜⁣ ⁣ Sau khi sạch sẽ thì đừng thấy gì rồi rờ đấy. Khi đi bộ cách xa người lạ khoảng 2 mét. 🙅🏻‍♀️ Ở nước Mẽo người ta dạy vậy nên Mập cảm thấy có trách nhiệm thông báo lại với đồng bào Việt Nam của Mập. ☺️ Mập chúc cả nhà luôn an lành ạ. Mập yêu cả nhà! 🙏🏻🕊 ⁣ ⁣ ⁣ ⁣ ⁣ ⁣ #instacat #котики #kucinglucu #кот #love #feline #chubby #chubbycheeks #catlovers #catofday #cún #boredpanda #cats #adorable #instagood10k #hcmc #9gagnoticeme @thedodo #catsofinstagram #meowed #cutecatcrew #cats_of_instagram #excellent_cats #thedodo @catsdoingthings @animalsdoingthings @meowed @9gag @boredpanda #ghencovychallenge #고양이모델 @instagram (at New York, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/B-o-ve1BHP-/?igshid=2iefjqytp47i

[kristablogs]

Music videos, TikTok, and other creative ways people are fighting COVID-19

COVID-19 is scary, but a cute Vietnamese music video breaks down the ways to keep ourselves, and the people around us, safe. (Trung tâm Thanh thiếu niên miền Nam - SYC/)

Even if you’re the kind of person who avoids the news like the plague, it’s been hard to dodge the headlines discussing where, when, and what’s going on with COVID-19. But with cases now spreading across the US and much of the world, it’s even more important to follow those updates.

It might be especially tricky to explain this stuff to children. Even though the main defense against the virus is to literally wash your hands, seeing people in face masks or hearing about COVID-19 deaths doesn’t quite set the stage for a calm discussion.

Luckily, Vietnam’s Ministry of Health has created an absolute bop that gets the main points across to kids, their parents, and even folks who don’t speak a lick of the language.

Not only does it stress the most important ways of avoiding coronavirus (rinsing your hands with soap and water and keeping them off your face), it’s also delightfully uplifting. The song shares a positive message and serves as a reminder not to panic, despite the seriousness of the situation.

And if all that isn’t enough, singing or humming along to both of the verses in the chorus puts you at about the 20-second mark, which is just how long you should spend scrubbing your paws.

The song, called “Ghen Co Vy,” is set to a beloved pop song performed by ERIK and MIN and composed by Khac Hung. Now, #ghencovychallenge is trending on TikTok with dozens of teens boogie-ing to the hand-washing anthem.

@biminhquan9902

Tuy sắp đi học lại nhưng vẫn phải bảo vệ sức khỏe mình bằng ##ghencovychallenge ##tiktokvietnam ##tiktokvietnam ##bibibikit

♬ Ghen Cô Vy (Vũ Điệu Rửa Tay) #2 - Khắc Hưng, MIN, ERIK

For other creative ways to talk about COVID-19, NPR’s Malaka Gharib created a comic to answer questions that many kids—and adults—might have about the virus.

Currently, youth make up a small percentage of the folks who’ve gotten sick—but they could still be affected by school shutdowns and precautionary actions. Point is, whether the world is battling an outbreak or it’s just cold and flu season at home, it’s always a good time to sing, dance, and learn about washing your hands.

[scootoaster]

Music videos, TikTok, and other creative ways people are fighting COVID-19

COVID-19 is scary, but a cute Vietnamese music video breaks down the ways to keep ourselves, and the people around us, safe. (Trung tâm Thanh thiếu niên miền Nam - SYC/)

Even if you’re the kind of person who avoids the news like the plague, it’s been hard to dodge the headlines discussing where, when, and what’s going on with COVID-19. But with cases now spreading across the US and much of the world, it’s even more important to follow those updates.

It might be especially tricky to explain this stuff to children. Even though the main defense against the virus is to literally wash your hands, seeing people in face masks or hearing about COVID-19 deaths doesn’t quite set the stage for a calm discussion.

Luckily, Vietnam’s Ministry of Health has created an absolute bop that gets the main points across to kids, their parents, and even folks who don’t speak a lick of the language.

Not only does it stress the most important ways of avoiding coronavirus (rinsing your hands with soap and water and keeping them off your face), it’s also delightfully uplifting. The song shares a positive message and serves as a reminder not to panic, despite the seriousness of the situation.

And if all that isn’t enough, singing or humming along to both of the verses in the chorus puts you at about the 20-second mark, which is just how long you should spend scrubbing your paws.

The song, called “Ghen Co Vy,” is set to a beloved pop song performed by ERIK and MIN and composed by Khac Hung. Now, #ghencovychallenge is trending on TikTok with dozens of teens boogie-ing to the hand-washing anthem.

@biminhquan9902

Tuy sắp đi học lại nhưng vẫn phải bảo vệ sức khỏe mình bằng ##ghencovychallenge ##tiktokvietnam ##tiktokvietnam ##bibibikit

♬ Ghen Cô Vy (Vũ Điệu Rửa Tay) #2 - Khắc Hưng, MIN, ERIK

For other creative ways to talk about COVID-19, NPR’s Malaka Gharib created a comic to answer questions that many kids—and adults—might have about the virus.

Currently, youth make up a small percentage of the folks who’ve gotten sick—but they could still be affected by school shutdowns and precautionary actions. Point is, whether the world is battling an outbreak or it’s just cold and flu season at home, it’s always a good time to sing, dance, and learn about washing your hands.

[raizo23]

#ghencovychallenge https://www.instagram.com/p/B9te0vgJyIU/?igshid=4wd1g5dliqe9