mark went to a kids cafe for a youtube episode, played monsters, then sang this for two little kids at coin karaoke. they lost interest the second the english lyrics started and he just cracked up. now he says he wants to make kids-pop
honestly the most mark thing he could do after leaving nct
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On pediatric wards, songs with a repeated action like clapping or stomping hold kids far longer than any lyrics do. He might start there.
As a teacher I can confirm: lose them for 3 seconds and they're gone. Kids are the harshest audience alive
MARK MAKING SONGS FOR BABIES I'M NOT OK 😭 he's going to be so good at this
Kids tuning out the second the English starts is the most accurate focus group a pop star ever got. Free market research, lunch included
Cute story, but I'd like to hear the actual kids songs first. The bar is one chorus a six-year-old will scream for the whole bus ride, and that's harder than it looks.
As a teacher I can confirm: lose them for 3 seconds and they're gone. Kids are the harshest audience alive
MARK MAKING SONGS FOR BABIES I'M NOT OK 😭 he's going to be so good at this
He'll be great until a four year old tells him the chorus is too long. I've read that review in person, it's brutal
Kids-pop is a smart market honestly. Pinkfong money is no joke
he even said the kids listen to stuff more mature than he expected lol so maybe not baby shark level
Kids losing interest the second the English lyrics started is the most honest review I've seen of any song. Mark taking it that well is the best part.
Most of us would go quiet too if someone sang at us in a second language into a coin karaoke mic. Kids just don't pretend
Kids tuning out the second the English starts is the most accurate focus group a pop star ever got. Free market research, lunch included
Quitting idol life to be judged by people who can't read yet. Career pivot of the year
On pediatric wards, songs with a repeated action like clapping or stomping hold kids far longer than any lyrics do. He might start there.
Kids don't clap for effort, they just leave. Respect to him for filming the exact moment they stopped listening.
Cute story, but I'd like to hear the actual kids songs first. The bar is one chorus a six-year-old will scream for the whole bus ride, and that's harder than it looks.
A chorus a six-year-old screams the whole way home is the bar. I've got one stuck in my class since March and I haven't forgiven it.