It might be the earworm that never, ever goes away. There's no stopping "Baby Shark," which on Jan. 13, 2022, officially became the world's first video ever to reach 10 billion views on YouTube — and ...

If the song “Baby Shark” was finally out of your head, the bad news is it could be coming back: the song hit a new YouTube milestone and is going to get some news coverage, including this article.

When it comes to watching video content online, the platform most kids gravitate to is YouTube—ideally, YouTube Kids, aimed at children, and including a curated selection of content, parental control ...

Pinkfong, the South Korean company behind the viral sensation "Baby Shark," has evolved from a small startup into a multimillion-dollar digital brand, recently achieving a market valuation exceeding ...

Sorry parents, ‘Baby Shark’ is making a comeback — for a good cause.Pinkfong's "Baby Shark" — that jingle earworm that every toddler seems to know — has been reworked to teach good hygiene to combat ...

"Baby Shark," the catchy children's song everyone loves to hate, has become the first YouTube video to hit 10 billion views. In November 2020, the song set a record for the most viewed video on ...

After becoming an unexpected smash hit in 2018, the insanely catchy children’s tune Baby Shark on Monday became the most-viewed video on YouTube. Hogi, Baby Shark, and Pinkfong perform during ...

More than 3 billion views on YouTube isn't enough for "Baby Shark." SmartStudy, the entertainment company behind Pinkfong — who made "Baby Shark" into a mega sensation — is on a mission to bring us ...

Pinkfong's "Baby Shark" video expanded its lead as the most-viewed video on YouTube Baby Shark, the aquatic-themed earworm obsessed over by toddlers and preschoolers alike, has hit a new milestone.

“Baby Shark Dance,” the inane viral earworm, has become the first video on Youtube to reach ten billion views. Back to back, that makes for 43,156 years of continuous streaming. The video, produced by ...

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