Canadian Mall Plays 'Baby Shark' On Loop to Turn Away Homeless People. Internet Reacts
As per Mr Turcotti, since the mall started to blast the song on loop, fewer homeless people were seen around the area. "Since the installation of this sound solution, we have noticed an improvement in the situation," said Mr Turcotti, adding there were no plans to stop playing the song.
Mall plays viral Baby Shark song on loop to annoy homeless people, faces backlash for ‘cruel’ move
A Montreal mall is facing criticism for playing Baby Shark on loop to deter homeless individuals from its staircases.
Baby Shark song used to discourage unhoused people from lingering in a stairwell at Complexe Desjardins
A children’s song meant to entertain has taken on a controversial role in tackling homelessness. Complexe Desjardins has been playing the song Baby Shark in its stairwells to deter unhoused individuals — a tactic critics describe as both misguided and dehumanizing.
Blasting Baby Shark to keep out homeless people is just the latest tactic, advocates say
The Complexe Desjardins mall in downtown Montreal has been playing the song in its garage and stairwells to deter what they call unwelcome guests. It’s a move that has drawn criticism from advocates for unhoused people as well as the city.
Shopping Mall Blasted For 'Cruel And Unusual' Method Of Discouraging Homeless Loitering: Playing 'Baby Shark' Over And Over
People are blasting a Canadian shopping mall for playing the song "Baby Shark" on loop to discourage homeless loitering, calling it "cruel and unusual."
Canadian mall plays ‘Baby Shark’ on loop to keep homeless people from loitering
A Montreal shopping mall is under fire for playing ‘Baby Shark’ on repeat to prevent homeless people from loitering in stairwells.
Montreal mall criticized for using Baby Shark song to deter homeless people
Sam Watts, CEO of Welcome Hall Mission, says the "cruel and unusual" tactic by the mall displaces the problem of homelessness rather than address it.
Video: Shopping centre blasts Baby Shark to deter homeless people from sheltering on premises
A shopping mall and office complex in downtown Montreal is being criticised for using the popular children's song 'Baby Shark' to discourage unhoused people from loitering in its emergency exit stairwells.
Montreal mall playing 'Baby Shark' to prevent homeless loitering
MONTREAL — A shopping mall and office complex in downtown Montreal is being criticized for using the popular children’s song Baby Shark to discourage unhoused people from loitering in its emergency exit stairwells.
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