Baby Dancing Shark

The nursery rhyme has become viralized, saturated the Internet and the neural circuits of young children all over the world. It is the latest trend in pop culture to captivate a young audience, perhaps the youngest, driven by YouTube music videos that have accumulated more than three billion hits.

The melody itself is not exactly new: it began as a simple lullaby more than 20 years ago, a song to be sung in schoolyards and summer camps. In 2015, it was reinvented as a series of music videos from the Korean children's entertainment brand. The most popular version features a line of cartoon marine creatures alongside Korean children who sing and dance to it.

For the youngest fans of the song, it is an irresistible and fantastic delight. For children's entertainment vendors, it's another leap toward the globalization of child consumerism: preschool hypnotists who constantly look at tablets and phones.

Famous parents have also joined the fashion. References to Baby Shark have appeared on the social networks of Jimmy Fallon, Cardi B, Chance the Rapper, Tyra Banks and Kylie Jenner. Those publications widely seen on Twitter and Instagram gave another boost to the song's worldwide popularity.

With this application you can play it over and over again in small 27-second increments by clicking on the baby shark and watching the Baby Shark dance.

Lyrics:

Baby shark, doo doo doo doo doo doo doo

Baby shark, doo doo doo doo doo doo doo

Baby shark, doo doo doo doo doo doo doo

Baby shark!