The Armenian Canadian singer of "Baby Beluga" and "Bananaphone," who has been making music for kids since the 1970s, is an antidote to today's frenetic earworms. 'Baby Shark' is what's wrong with ...

The company is gearing up to release its highly anticipated Baby Shark’s Big Movie this year, and unveiled the first single from the feature-length original animated movie on Monday (Sept. 25).

The Armenian Canadian singer of "Baby Beluga" and "Bananaphone," who has been making music for kids since the 1970s, is an antidote to today's frenetic earworms.

That’s exactly why “Baby Shark” landed on the Billboard Hot 100 next to Imagine Dragons and Cardi B. It’s simple math, really: In 2013, Billboard charts began to factor YouTube views into ...

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 ...

With 7.044 billion views, Pinkfong's earworm "Baby Shark" has outpaced Luis Fonsi's "Despacito" as YouTube's most-viewed video of all time.

Like most parents these days, Cardi had indeed heard “Baby Shark,” never mind that her daughter, Kulture, isn’t nearly old enough yet to demand control of the stereo.

But my obsession didn't start with "Baby Shark."On some late summer day in 2018, I came across "Johny Johny Yes Papa", as originally uploaded by BillionSurpriseToys. At this point, I'd never heard ...

Pinkfong's "Baby Shark" video has been viewed more than 2 billion times on YouTube Bad news for those “Baby Shark” cynics (and great news for its fans!): It has swum onto the Billboard Hot 100 ...

“If a piece of music is too predictable and repetitive, there will not be a burst of dopamine,” Salimpoor—whose 2-year-old has woken up from dreams and asked, “Where baby shark?”—said.

Washington Nationals outfielder Gerardo Parra was just looking for a spark to end an 0-for-23 slump in June when he decided to choose the viral toddler tune "Baby Shark" to be his walk-up music to ...

Fans of the Washington Nationals have a new reason to watch: They can enjoy a "Baby Shark" attack every time Gerardo Parra comes to bat, when the infectious children's song starts playing.