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Burin: The Godfather of Disco: Step Into the Retro Spotlight
If you want to spice up your chat game, Muzik Move Co.,LTD. has just dropped the ultimate retro bomb. They have released a gorgeous new sticker pack featuring Thailand’s legendary disco king.
Muzik Move is a major force in the creative digital assets space, consistently bridging the gap between music culture and everyday communication. They know exactly how to transform musical vibes into visual masterclasses that make your daily chats feel like a lively dance floor.
Burin: The Godfather of Disco – 15665
Light up your chats with this ’70s movies-inspired sticker set from Burin Boonvisut. The set features music from Burin’s latest album, Starlight Express. Download and spread these stickers NOW!!!
- Title : Burin: The Godfather of Disco
- Price : Paid
- Type : Animation & Sound
- Region : Thailand
- Link : line://shop/detail/15665
- Publisher : Muzik Move Co.,LTD.
- Copyright : Muzik Move
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Meet the Stickers: Retro Vibes and 70s Coolness
Row-by-Row Disco Breakdown
This set features twenty-four incredibly stylish stickers of Burin in iconic seventies movie aesthetics, complete with cool Thai expressions to fit any conversational mood.
In the first row, we start with Burin offering a polite Thai greeting in a purple suit, saying Sawatdee Krub (Hello). Next, he apologizes in a sharp black suit with the text Khor Thod Na (Sorry). Then, wearing a colorful floral shirt against a red sun background, he begs Khor Phak Rang (Need to rest my body), followed by him laughing with a classic 55555 (Hahaha) in bright orange.
The second row brings dramatic flair. Burin squats under retro light beams feeling a migraine, saying Migraine Kheun (My migraine is acting up). He then prays under colorful rays, saying Sathu (Amen or Bless you). Wearing a sleek leather jacket, he asks Klap Yang… (Going back yet?), and finally points stylishly to invite you with Rian Chern (Cordially invited).
Row three starts with an energetic gesture asking Aok Pa La (Wanna go out?). He then covers his ears in disgust, saying Yab Khay (Rude). Next, standing tall in a bright blue suit, he boasts Fit Panggg (Super fit and energetic). The row ends with him clutching his chest, declaring Jai Ja Way (My heart is about to stop from excitement).
In the fourth row, Burin points at you with Ther Na Ded (You are awesome). He adjusts his sunglasses with Radar Man Kradik (My radar is twitching to detect something). Next, he sings into a mic saying Khob Khun Krab (Thank you), and ends with a dramatic, slouching pose crying Song Sarn Phi Thoe (Please have mercy on me).
The fifth row showcases a white suit crisis with Wikit La (It is a crisis), followed by him checking his watch saying Ror Paep Krub (Wait a second). He then points slyly with a cheeky Ngannn Nae (I knew it!), and stands on a blue ramp declaring Sib Bok (Ten out of ten/Speak up).
The final row seals the deal. He gives a thumb up saying Dee Krub Phi (Good, brother), spreads his arms wide asking Job Hei Yai Mai (Want a big finish?), sits in regret saying Mai Na Loey (Should not have done that), and sarcastically texts on his phone saying Umm… Keng (Umm… clever).
Creative Ownership and Authentic Beats
Muzik Move holds the official copyright for these expressive stickers, ensuring every download is an authentic piece of pop-culture art. By collaborating directly with music legends, they deliver licensed stickers that celebrate musical creativity and elevate your messaging experience to a whole new level of cool.
