When the children’s song “Baby Shark” first went viral across YouTube in 2016, actress Kimiko Glenn (Orange Is the New Black) remembers the earworm taking hold everywhere. After the song’s ubiquity ...

Former inmates of the Oklahoma County jail are suing after they say the “Baby Shark” song was repeatedly played loudly as a type of punishment. Google screengrab “Baby Shark” — a well-known song, ...

One analyst wants Parra to bring back 'the catalyst': Baby Shark originally appeared on NBC Sports Washington When the Nationals brought Gerardo Parra back to spring training with a non-roster invite, ...

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.

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.

A video of a man reading his great-granddaughter a "Baby Shark" book in North Carolina without knowing the song is winning over hearts on social media. Footage posted to TikTok by Cristalena Potvin, ...

Which Baby Shark toy for toddlers is best? “Baby Shark” is a children’s campfire song that skyrocketed to popularity in 2016 when South Korean entertainment company Pinkfong released a YouTube music ...

“Baby Shark” — a well-known song, often loved by children and despised by parents — was used as a tortuous punishment in an Oklahoma jail, according to a lawsuit filed on behalf of former inmates.