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While the exact original video behind this clip is not widely documented, it has become recognisable through Dutch meme culture and soundboards, where listeners search for it simply as bol kadom. The phrase works because it is short, rhythmic and easy to repeat, which helps it travel between short videos, edits and group chats without needing any context. It is still used today mainly as a light-hearted reaction to prices and deals, a piece of internet humour that survives on its sound and timing rather than on a famous source.
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A short Dutch meme sound of the phrase 100 euro bol kadom, used in funny edits and videos to joke about money, deals and absurd prices online.
The clip runs for just over nine seconds and is built around a spoken Dutch phrase that pairs 100 euro with the playful, nonsense-sounding words bol kadom. The voice is lively and exaggerated, leaning into the rhythm of the words rather than delivering a straight announcement, so the price feels like a joke even before the listener works out what is being sold. That mix of confidence and absurdity is what makes it stick: it sounds like a market stall pitch turned into a meme, and the sillier the delivery gets, the funnier the bargain seems.
