An otherwise ordinary commercial building at the corner of 11th and Main streets in downtown Los Angeles captured the attention of Los Angeles officials recently for blasting "Baby Shark" to

A downtown Los Angeles business that played “Baby Shark” on loop to deter homeless encampments has cut the music. Just days after NBC4’s coverage of the unusual tactic, a business on the corner of Main and West 11th Streets stopped playing the earworm by Pinkfrog on repeat.

The owner of a DTLA business affected by the city's homeless crisis is taking matters into his own hands, with the help of a viral song.

A barbershop in downtown Los Angeles is blasting the “Baby Shark” song to deter homeless individuals from setting up camp outside his business.

A barbershop in downtown Los Angeles is blasting the toddler-favorite “Baby Shark” song to deter homeless individuals from setting up camp outside the business.

The owner of a barbershop in downtown Los Angeles that was blasting the toddler-favorite “Baby Shark” song to deter homeless individuals is now offering an incentive to help the population. Details: