The viral megahit Baby Shark, the preferred video in YouTube’s historical past, will develop into a feature-length film for the Paramount+ streaming service in 2023, in response to a press launch from ViacomCBS. And we already really feel unhealthy for all the mother and father who’re about to expertise the repetitive tune on repeat but once more. Doo doo doo doo doo doo.

The film, first reported by Deadline, was introduced Tuesday by Brian Robbins, the chief content officer for motion pictures and household leisure at Paramount+ as a part of the ViacomCBS Investors Event. The content material is being co-produced by Nickelodeon Animation and the Pinkfong Company.

Baby Shark, carried out by Pinkfong, first hit YouTube in June of 2016 and have become an on the spot sensation. The tune, which will get inside your head and doesn’t depart it doesn’t matter what you do, has over 10 billion views on the video platform, making it the preferred YouTube video ever.

There’s no phrase but on what the Baby Shark film will entail, nor what number of instances you’ll have to listen to that rattling tune stretched out over what we assume can be 70-90 grueling minutes.

Paramount+ introduced an assortment of recent household content material on Tuesday, together with three model new motion pictures with Spongebob Squarepants, the first being launched in 2023. There’s additionally a brand new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles animated film collection coming in 2023, in addition to a Transformers animated present deliberate for 2024. Dora the Explorer is getting a reboot as effectively this yr.

Almost half of Paramount+ subscribers have watched youngsters and household content material lately, which is a major achieve over final yr, in response to chief programming officer for ViacomCBS Streaming.

“As we’ve known with Nickelodeon’s long-standing success, the kids and family audience is incredibly loyal, and we see that on Paramount+ as well, with kids and family ranking as one of the strongest genres on the service in terms of both engagement and subscriber acquisition,” Robbins mentioned in a press release.

“So, as they stay for our shows and look for even more of them, we’re doubling down on giving them what they want by expanding the universes of the characters they love the best,” Robbins continued.