History Main / PlaygroundSong

* In an episode of ''WesternAnimation/Duncanville'' the family's new high tech fridge plays the song at one point, causing everyone to scream in agony except five-year old Jing who enjoys the song.

* A ''WesternAnimation/RobotChicken'' sketch has a kid sing this when the actual Batman and Robin show up, who are not amused.

** The Froggy book Froggy Gets A Babysitter has Froggy annoying the titular babysitter (who is on the phone with her boyfriend) with this.

It chopped off my wiener\\

* To the tune of "The Old Gray Mare": "Here comes/there goes [insert name], floating down/on the Delaware, chewing on their underwear, can't afford/couldn't find another pair. Ten days later, eaten by a polar bear. That's how the polar bear died."

** In the ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' episode "Moms I'd Like To Forget", sung by the 4th grade class to the 5th grade class.

* Cindy sings it in the ''WesternAnimation/TheAdventuresOfJimmyNeutronBoyGenius'' episode "When Pants Attack", causing Carl to remark that she must have good eyesight.
* A ComicStrip/PoochCafe comic has Boomer start to sing this when Poncho loses his collar.

* "I'm bringing home a baby bumblebee . . ." As a note, most printed versions end with wiping up the squished bee, but there's a version out there with ''licking'' it up, followed by puking, followed by licking ''that'' up, and so on, literally ''[[OverlyLongGag ad nauseam]]''.

* "I'm bringing home a baby bumblebee . . ." As a note, most printed versions end with wiping up the squished bee, but there's a version out there with ''licking'' it up, followed by puking, followed by licking ''that'' up, and so on, [[IncrediblyLamePun literally]] ''[[OverlyLongGag ad nauseam]]''.

** This is sung to Marty in ''WesternAnimation/{{Madagascar}}''.

[[ADateWithRosiePalms Do not need a woman 'cause I've got my hand.]] \\

* The kids in Film/ThePacifier sing this on a car ride home, except they change it to "Shane Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt"

** In ''WebAnimation/SomethingAbout VideoGame/KirbyAndTheAmazingMirror'', the boss of Olive Ocean, [[ThreateningShark Gobbler]], is replaced with a yellow shark meant to invoke the baby shark in the Pinkfong video, who attacks the heroes while an [=MP3=]-to-MIDI version of the song plays in the background.

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The name comes from the fact that the vast majority of the time, these songs are heard on playgrounds and in other public areas that have a lot of children. That doesn't stop them from coming up in other situations, though. "Children's Song," while a more generally accepted term, can also be applied to pretty much anything specifically aimed at prepubescent children (such as songs featured on ''Series/SesameStreet'' and similar TV shows). This article will focus exclusively on songs that circulate through elementary schools via memes and OralTradition. Many of these songs are in the PublicDomain, despite some of the newer playground songs explicitly referencing copyrighted works.

The name comes from the fact that the vast majority of the time, these songs are heard on playgrounds and in other public areas that have a lot of children. That doesn't stop them from coming up in other situations, though. "Children's Song," while a more generally accepted term, can also be applied to pretty much anything specifically aimed at prepubescent children (such as songs featured on ''Series/SesameStreet'' and similar TV shows). This article will focus exclusively on songs that circulate through elementary schools via memes and OralTradition. Many of these songs are in the PublicDomain, despite explicitly referencing copyrighted works for some of the newer playground songs.

The name comes from the fact that the vast majority of the time, these songs are heard on playgrounds and in other public areas that have a lot of children. That doesn't stop them from coming up in other situations, though. "Children's Song," while a more generally accepted term, can also be applied to pretty much anything specifically aimed at prepubescent children (such as songs featured on ''Series/SesameStreet'' and similar TV shows). This article will focus exclusively on songs that circulate through elementary schools via memes and OralTradition. Many of these songs are in the PublicDomain.