Vic Schoen and His Orchestra on January 3, 1950. Dinah Shore also recorded the song on September 9, 1949. It is currently in the compilation of 1992 Sony Music (Legacy label) album "Zip A Dee Doo Dah". This song was used in a Gatorade commercial starring Sergio Ramos, Leo Messi, David Luiz, and Landon Donovan promoting the 2014 FIFA World Cup. The first line of the lyric was used as a mantra by Nellie McKay in a Guy Noir skit during episode 1482, January 24, 2015, of A Prairie Home Companion. Lyrics The lyrics of the song, as with the title, are composed nearly entirely of nonsense. The 1949 recording, however, has several extra English lines that were not used in the 1950 Disney version, including: "If your mind is in a dither, and your heart is in a haze, I'll haze your dither, and dither your haze, with a magic phrase", and "if you're chased around by trouble, and followed by a jinx, I'll jinx your trouble, and trouble your jinx, in less than forty winks." The tempo of the various recordings also differs widely. Covers In 1955, Jack Pleis recorded it for his album, Music from Disneyland. In the Disney/Square Enix crossover game Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep, the song has been reorchestrated by Yoko Shimomura as the theme tune for the Cinderella world Castle of Dreams. Louis Armstrong covered it and the recording was released in 1968 on Disney's Buena Vista Label (F-469). In 1975, Bando Da Lua recorded it for the album, Bando Da Lua Nos E.U.A. In 1980 Mino Reitano and Luca Chinnici recorded it (in Italian) for the album Ciao amico (Hello friend) with Italian text by Devilli. On the 2012 album Disney - Koe no Oujisama, which features various Japanese voice actors covering Disney songs, this song was covered by Jun Fukuyama. On SpongeBob SquarePants, a similar sounding tune is heard sometimes such as when Squidward was playing a piece on his clarinet that incorporates a similar sounding tune as seen on the episode, "Squid Wood". On House of Mouse, Jafar and Iago help Mickey and friends bring the clubhouse back after Daisy accidentally made it disappear by doing a rap version of Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo as seen from the episode, "House of Magic". Helena Bonham Carter, who plays the Fairy Godmother in the Disney 2015 film remake, recorded the song for the film's soundtrack.