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It's a new year and there's a new way to be pissed off by Baby Shark – on Netflix.
PinkFong, the South Korean company behind the hit song Shark baby, this auricular worm that made parents crazy in 2018 when it made its way into the hearts of toddlers, launches a series of short videos on Netflix this year.
It is also suggested that cartoons, music games and online games are also coming soon.
The shark baby The phenomenon began in 2016 with a simple video of two adorable kids, one of whom lives in New Zealand, dancing on this catchy song.
Can you handle more baby shark?
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The video has now garnered 1.7 billion views for this catchy chorus: "Baby Shark doo doo doo doo doo doo."
He spawned a Christmas version, a pirate version and a Valentines version.
The original even reached the Billboard Hot 100 chart.
One of the two children of the Shark baby video, Elaine Kim Johnston, 9, and her family left Korea for New Zealand in 2017.
Adorable and boring – baby shark.
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