People around the world were enraptured with 'Baby Shark' last year. Every corner you turned, a kid would be screaming it at the top of their lungs while doing the funny hand movements. Just when we thought 'Let It Go' had died and we were at peace, 'Baby Shark' came around and we were plunged into another nightmare. But naturally, it faded into the annals of catchy songs and silence was restored. Until now. Yep, that song we all love to hate (or hate to love) is being revived by Netflix and turned into an entire TV series.
But fear not, it's not going to just be half an hour of that song being blasted out of your telly. Pinkfong, the South Korean company that created 'Baby Shark', says they'll be releasing short videos on the streaming service this year.SmartStudy, which owns Pinkfong, Chief Financial Officer Seungkyu Lee has told Bloomberg the secret behind their success."We've added the 'K-pop factor' into our songs, such as very trendy beats and upbeat rhythms," he said."If you've ever heard of 'Baby Shark,' you might feel the importance of community. In a group, we should walk or swim together."