“Child Shark” turned into the most-seen YouTube video ever in November 2020, and a little more than a year after the fact, it has accomplished another gigantic achievement: it has turned into the principal YouTube video to outperform 10 billion perspectives.
“Child Shark” is a social standard now. I sang it at day camps as a child growing up, and given the record-breaking notoriety of the music video (which was made by the diversion organization Pinkfong), it appears I’m not by any means the only individual who will always remember this tune. (I’ve been inactively tapping my foot to the beat in my mind the whole time I’ve been composing this post.) But the tune’s effect doesn’t stop with the earworm hit. There’s likewise a Baby Shark show on Nickelodeon, a Baby Shark film, and indeed, as you might have dreaded Baby Shark NFTs.
Assuming you’re interested in what the other top-saw YouTube recordings are, Wikipedia hopes to have an exhaustive rundown. The second most-seen as of this composing is Luis Fonsi’s “Despacito,” which held the crown previously “Child Shark” did, however, with 7.7 billion perspectives, it has quite far to go to attempt to get the shark. (Also I trust that by referencing another incredibly snappy tune, I got “Child Shark” off of your mind for the afternoon.)