R ecently, Fergie released a new music video for her 2006 song, "London Bridge," to promote the upcoming Netflix series Too Much. Originally part of her debut album, The Dutchess, the track peaked at ...

The man behind this unusual trend is Lenny Pearce, an Australian producer and DJ. He is the creator of the Toddler Techno movement, a series of baby-friendly rave parties that have exploded in ...

Top 10 Most Watched Youtube Videos Of 2025 "Baby Shark Dance" tops YouTube with 15.9B views; nursery rhymes and music videos dominate the all-time most viewed list. Read ahead to know more.

Currently on tour in the U.S., the Australian artist is getting tiny fists pumping with his dance edits of kids' classics.

Looks like the classic nursery rhyme “Wheels on the Bus” is getting a Houston twist as Gracie’s Corner teams up with Houston rapper Paul Wall.

Yep, the nursery rhymes you’ve sung for years have become party anthems for young children! With hit techno versions of songs like “’Wheels On The Bus’’ and ‘’Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes’’, the ...

From Baby Shark to Despacito, here are YouTube's most watched videos as site turns 20 - Nursery rhymes and Ed Sheeran? Just what the internet was made for ...

The next entry on the list is an English nursery rhyme. This video from Cocomelon depicts the journey of a ridiculously diverse group of bus passengers — from a human baby to animal cubs, they ...

The popular nursery rhyme may have emerged in the 14th century—and it didn’t have anything to do with bathing. That said, the lyrics of “Rub-a-Dub-Dub” refer to a decidedly adult situation ...

The "Rock-a-bye Baby" nursery rhyme originated from the Native American Muskogee tribe's practice of cradling babies in birch trees.

The animation juggernaut is now streamed for billions of hours each year, including on Netflix and its own YouTube channel. Should we be worried about that?