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Baby Shark Boy, Now 17, Aims to Launch K-Pop Music Career

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The young boy who appeared in Baby Shark, the most-watched YouTube video in history, is now 17 years old. He has expressed ambitions to break into the K-pop music industry. The viral video, which became a global phenomenon, catapulted him to early fame as a child. He is now looking to build on that recognition by pursuing a professional music career.

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