Baby sharks spotted at Dumfriesshire store's fish counter

Fun video of the catchy song has been a hit for game-for-a-laugh staff.

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Sharon Liptrott

09:16, 5 OCT 2018
Updated09:24, 5 OCT 2018

Staff at the Dumfries Morrisons store have netted over 60,000 views on Facebook for their version of the Baby Shark Challenge.

Staff at the Dumfries Morrisons store have netted more than 60,000 views on Facebook for their version of the Baby Shark Challenge.

Store manager Billy Roddie and staff members Gill Pearcie, Barry Chambers, Myra Smith and Mary Sawden couldn’t resist snapping too and having a go with their own dance moves to the catchy Baby Shark Song, and their fun antics in the fishmongery are catching on.

Community champion Myra, said: “We made a wee video at work by GA Productions jumping on the Baby Shark trend. It was just for fun but after posting it on Facebook over the weekend we have had over 60,000 views already.

“Amazingly, we made it with just one rehearsal and the whole thing took less than five minutes to make.”

The Baby Shark Song featured on the PingFong YouTube channel as a sing-along for children but it has gone viral with all ages doing their own Baby Shark Challenge and posting them on Facebook.

See it on www.facebook.com/gaproductionsuk

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