Ryan Lee, the co-founder and CFO of SmartStudy, poses for photographs at the company's office in Seoul, South Korea, November 12, 2019. REUTERS/Heo Ran
SEOUL (Reuters) - The creator of the children's song "Baby Shark," which has become a global phenomenon, says the firm is eyeing the Chinese market, where the tune did not quite catch on, with a brand new character featuring dinosaurs.
The popular song about a family of sharks has been a rallying cry at Lebanese anti-government protests, played at the White House and praised by President Donald Trump and become the unofficial anthem of the baseball World Series champions Washington Nationals. It has also prompted parodies and a dance craze.
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