This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Downtown barber Shalom Styles, whose shop gained notoriety in May when the landlord blasted “Baby Shark” to deter ...

SEOUL, Nov 18 (Reuters) - Shares of South Korean entertainment firm The Pinkfong Company (403850.KQ), opens new tab, producer of the popular children's song "Baby Shark," surged more than 60% in their ...

SEOUL—“Baby Shark Dance,” the aggravatingly addictive children’s tune, is YouTube’s most-watched video ever. It has been played, on average, more than 4.7 million times a day since its 2016 upload.

Aug. 14 (UPI) --A popular "Baby Shark" song that South Korea's young children adore and their parents often find annoying is not plagiarized, South Korea's highest court ruled on Thursday. The South ...

South Korea’s Supreme Court rejected a 30 million won ($21,600) damage claim Thursday by an American composer who accused a South Korean kids content company of plagiarizing his version of “Baby Shark ...

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — South Korea’s Supreme Court rejected a 30 million won ($21,600) damage claim Thursday by an American composer who accused a South Korean kids content company of plagiarizing ...

A copyright battle over the viral song “Baby Shark,” adored by young children and often dreaded by their parents, has come to an end with a court clearing the Korean creators of the most popular ...

(KTLA) – A barbershop in downtown Los Angeles is blasting the toddler-favorite “Baby Shark” song to deter homeless individuals from setting up camp outside the business. Shalom Styles, CEO and founder ...

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A Los Angeles business owner has found a novel way to keep homeless people from camping near his building: playing a children's song on an annoying loop. "They played 'Baby Shark' all night long," ...

A barbershop in downtown Los Angeles is blasting the toddler-favorite “Baby Shark” song to deter homeless individuals from setting up camp outside the business. Details: KTLA.com Newsom plays hardball ...

As Los Angeles business owners continue to grapple with the homelessness issue, many businesses have been known to play loud music, typically classical, outside their stores to deter people from ...