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Queensland Symphony Orchestra Get ‘Baby Shark’ Stuck in Your Head Again

For both young and meme-loving audiences alike, Baby Shark by Pinkfong has for several years now enjoyed a cult-like status, and it isn't uncommon to find a remix or alternate version online. The Queensland Symphony Orchestra, to "(prove) time and again, that nothing can stop the music", has presented their version of the song feat. members of their orchestra and other company members, being conducted by Guy Noble. While some may groan at the prospect of having this song stuck in their heads for another few days, it brought a smile to my face amid everything else.

May 12, 2020

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