Family video featuring Otto in roles as grandmother, grandfather, and baby, alongside Helene Fischer
Helene Fischer, the popular German pop queen, and comedy legend Otto Waalkes have teamed up to remake the internationally beloved children's song, "Baby Shark." The new version of the catchy tune is set to be a significant feature of Fischer's upcoming children's album, The Most Beautiful Children's Songs (Dance & Celebrate).
The music video for the remake, which lasts just over one and a half minutes, transports viewers to an animated underwater world. In the video, Fischer pushes a cartoon stroller containing a baby-dressed Otto Waalkes.
Waalkes, who is 77, occasionally claps his hands in the music video. Later in the video, he appears as a grandmother, wearing a hat, purse, glasses, necklace, dress, and coat. He also makes an appearance as a grandfather, wearing a gray full beard, cane, and sleeveless vest.
The new version of "Baby Shark" is expected to inspire both children and adults to sing and celebrate. The record label has expressed enthusiasm for the new version of the song on Fischer's album. It is anticipated to be a popular and engaging addition to the album.
"Baby Shark" is about a shark family, and it is one of the songs on Fischer's upcoming children's album. The title is part of the album's title, The Most Beautiful Children's Songs (Dance & Celebrate).
The album is set to be released on August 8, 2025, but the release date for "The Most Beautiful Children's Songs (Dance & Celebrate)" has been pushed back to September 12. Fischer's children's album is expected to be a hit with both children and adults alike.
"Baby Shark" is an absolute highlight from Fischer's new children's album, and it is likely to be a memorable addition to the world of children's music. With Fischer's pop prowess and Waalkes' comedic charm, the remake of "Baby Shark" is sure to be a hit.
The remake of "Baby Shark" featuring Helene Fischer and Otto Waalkes, with its catchy tune and blend of entertainment and music, makes for an anticipated highlight in Fischer's upcoming children's album. In the music video, the arena of children's music expands with Waalkes' comedic performance, adding a distinct charm to the traditional "Baby Shark" song.
