Uploaded March 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Knockoffs, replicas, fakes, counterfeits, reps... whatever you call them, Bangkok Thailand sells them out in the open. In this video I take a water taxi to Patpong market, where you can barter - negotiate - deal on watches, pens, bags, sneakers, belts, shirts, and more. You can also spend time with bar girls and pay bar fines, but I don't go there... not for me!
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Credits, acknowledgements, legal:
Intro song (GNR parody covered under Fair Use Doctrine) by Jay Stevens
Songs included from the YouTube's Creator Studio Audio Library, which at the time were advertised as not needing licensing or attribution
* Other items may be included which are property of their respective owners, and included in this video under Fair Use Doctrine. Namely, for "commentary & criticism" and "parody" uses... as well as this type of organic social marketing being free for you & your product or service! As the MBA's say, "any publicity is good publicity".
Knockoffs, replicas, fakes, counterfeits, reps... whatever you call them, Bangkok Thailand sells them out in the open. In this video I take a water taxi to Patpong market, where you can barter - negotiate - deal on watches, pens, bags, sneakers, belts, shirts, and more. You can also spend time with bar girls and pay bar fines, but I don't go there... not for me!
➠ Instagram: instagram.com/vlognosis
➠ Twitter: twitter.com/vlognosis
➠ Myspace: myspace.com/vlognosis
➠ Patreon: patreon.com/vlognosis
➠ Facebook: facebook.com/people/Vlognosis/100032739830551
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Credits, acknowledgements, legal:
Intro song (GNR parody covered under Fair Use Doctrine) by Jay Stevens
Songs included from the YouTube's Creator Studio Audio Library, which at the time were advertised as not needing licensing or attribution
* Other items may be included which are property of their respective owners, and included in this video under Fair Use Doctrine. Namely, for "commentary & criticism" and "parody" uses... as well as this type of organic social marketing being free for you & your product or service! As the MBA's say, "any publicity is good publicity".
