Maybe using a nursery rhyme to examine humanity’s changing relationship with technology is treading too close to the abyss, but in the vast “Baby Shark” discourse, there’s one moment that ...

A video showing members of the Philippine Marines dancing to the hit craze and nursery rhyme Baby Shark caught the attention of Facebook users.

The first 10 billion replayed videos were the danced footage of the nursery rhyme 'Baby Shark' posted in 2016.

When you dig into the lyrics of "Rock a bye Baby," you might be stunned by what they say. Is there more than meets the eye?

The nursery rhyme’s catchy tune and cute videos have been viewed more than 3 billion times.

Baby Shark, the infuriatingly catchy children's rhyme recorded by South Korean company Pinkfong, has become the most-watched video ever on YouTube.

“Baby Shark” has been around for a while. The rough outlines of the tune and subject existed as a nursery rhyme in Germany and France for decades; it even had modest success as a German techno ...

Wikipedia conspires that the baby shark song had humble beginnings as an early 1900s children's nursery rhyme.

"Baby Shark", the infamous nursery rhyme, has landed a spot on Billboard 's Hot 100 ranking. The version of the song performed by Pinkfong, a South Korean children's entertainment company, is ...

Maybe using a nursery rhyme to examine humanity’s changing relationship with technology is treading too close to the abyss, but in the vast “Baby Shark” discourse, there’s one moment that ...