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This family's 'Baby Shark' Christmas light display will make you say doo doo doo doo doo doo

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Family's 'Baby Shark' Christmas lights are epic
Hinojosa Family Lights - Boerne, TX
ByNicole Pelletiere
December 23, 2021, 9:12 AM

A Texas family has taken the viral jingle "Baby Shark" and turned it into a holiday light extravaganza.

The Hinojosa family of Boerne, Texas, has arranged it so that the Christmas lights on their home blink in time to the catchy children's song, popularized by the group Pinkfong.

Homeowner Beto Hinojosa told "Good Morning America" that the display takes a few weeks to build with neighbors, family and friends lending a hand. Hinojosa crafts a lot of the display by hand.

For four seasons now, visitors could tune into a radio station and witness the lights twinkle to a different song. This year, Hinojosa chose "Baby Shark."

"Last minute we thought it would be funny to do baby shark," said Hinojosa, an elementary school principal. "We posted it and it went on fire. People were loving it and hating it."

He added, "I knew the kids would enjoy it and I knew the adults would get a big kick out of it."

The Hinojosa family of Boerne, Texas, has the Christmas lights on their home blinking to the song "Baby Shark," popularized by the group Pinkfong.
Hinojosa Family Lights - Boerne, TX

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Hinojosa said his 4-year-old son Liam is a fan of the song.

In another sequence, the lights also blink to songs from the Disney film, "Coco."

Last year, Selena's "Bidi Bidi Bom Bom" was the family's tune of choice.

The Hinojosas set up an optional donation box outside their home to raise money on behalf of a neighbor's cause called Warrior Chef, which provides cooking know-how to warriors, veterans, and their immediate families at no cost. This Christmas, the Honojosas will also be donating to three families so that they have meals and gifts.

The Hinojosa family of Boerne, Texas, has the Christmas lights on their home blinking to the song "Baby Shark," popularized by the group Pinkfong.
Hinojosa Family Lights - Boerne, TX

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Editor's note: This was originally published on Dec. 14, 2018.

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