Parents, brace yourselves! A new, irresistibly catchy children’s song has hit the airwaves, thanks to the creative efforts of Katy Perry and Jimmy Kimmel. Their mission? To overshadow “Baby Shark” as the most viewed YouTube video ever. The result is a hilariously entertaining potty anthem titled “Yum Yum Nom Nom Toot Toot Poop!”
How Did They Come Up with This Tune?
How did this dynamic duo come up with such a memorable tune? They tapped into the minds of toddlers, focusing on their favorite things—dinosaurs, garbage trucks, toys—and ultimately decided that food and fart jokes were top contenders. Thus, the “Yum Yum” song and dance emerged.
During a segment on Jimmy Kimmel Live, Kimmel exclaimed, “It’s already in my head,” to which Perry humorously responded, “It’s so annoying,” as they celebrated their creation with a high-five. The catchy chorus goes: “Clap your hands and stomp your feet / Give me something good to eat / Yum yum, nom nom, toot toot, poop,” as they mimic eating and, well, the other part.
The Music Video
The two-minute song is complemented by a lively music video featuring appearances from Kimmel’s sidekick, a few familiar faces, and even beloved children’s TV host LeVar Burton. After the debut, Kimmel jokingly apologized to the audience, “I’m sorry. I’m very sorry.”
Resonating with Parents
As experienced parents—Perry has a 1-year-old daughter, and Kimmel has three kids from previous marriages—this song is bound to resonate with little ones and their parents alike. Prepare for this catchy tune to become an earworm, but let’s be honest, it’s a refreshing change from “Baby Shark,” right? Doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo…
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Summary
Katy Perry and Jimmy Kimmel have teamed up to create a new toddler song called “Yum Yum Nom Nom Toot Toot Poop!” designed to be a fun and catchy alternative to “Baby Shark.” The song is based on what toddlers love and features a humorous take on potty training. Parents are sure to find it both entertaining and memorable.