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Lebanese Protestors Strike Again With Another Impromptu Baby Shark Performance
You’ve most definitely heard about what happened with Eliane Jabbour and her 15-month-old son Robin, when a crowd of cheering protestors gathered around her car as she was driving through Baabda District on the third day of the nation wide protests.
When Jabbour found herself surrounded by the protestors, she immediately asked them not to be too loud, fearing that her toddler might get scared. Immediately, the protestors broke into an impromptu baby shark performance to soothe young Robin.
Soon after, the adorable video went viral, picking up attention from international media like CNN, Reuters, Bloomberg, The New York Times, The Independent, and more.
But earlier today, the popular toddler anthem made yet another appearance on the Lebanese streets, when a family driving through Bliss Street was surrounded by a group of protesting students from different universities. Skip to 00:48 to see what we’re talking about.
CAN OUR PEOPLE GET ANY CUTER?
When Jabbour found herself surrounded by the protestors, she immediately asked them not to be too loud, fearing that her toddler might get scared. Immediately, the protestors broke into an impromptu baby shark performance to soothe young Robin.
This is amazing. So wholesome. And now I have baby shark stuck in my head again. #لبنان_يثور #كلن_يعني_كلن pic.twitter.com/nEon3ZlKDm
— Elie Fares (@eliefares) October 19, 2019
Soon after, the adorable video went viral, picking up attention from international media like CNN, Reuters, Bloomberg, The New York Times, The Independent, and more.
‘Baby Shark’ song used to soothe toddler becomes rallying cry in Lebanon https://t.co/mY6Wb00Mwg by @karish309 pic.twitter.com/7Jz7VJPA5i
— Reuters (@Reuters) October 23, 2019
But earlier today, the popular toddler anthem made yet another appearance on the Lebanese streets, when a family driving through Bliss Street was surrounded by a group of protesting students from different universities. Skip to 00:48 to see what we’re talking about.
— lucien bourjeily (@lucienbourjeily) November 7, 2019
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#كلن_يعني_كلن#لبنان_ينتفض✊ pic.twitter.com/HavcuHWDyM
CAN OUR PEOPLE GET ANY CUTER?
