Hidden detail in Bluey’s theme song shocks Aussie parents
Hidden detail in Bluey’s theme song shocks Aussie parents: ‘My kids are shocked, I never noticed until now’
An Australian mom has shocked Bluey fans after pointing out a hidden detail in the show’s credits.
The woman named Amelia, who is located on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula, shared a video of the show’s opening number, revealing Bluey’s family playing a game of musical statues in the well-known scene.
Each character is introduced as they lose the game, starting with “Mom.”
Papa is then followed by Bluey’s popular little sister, Bingo, and leaves the star pup dancing alone.
‘OH MY GOD. They play music images. Please tell me I’m not the only one who just discovered this. I’m actually embarrassed,” Amelia wrote.
Hidden detail in children’s show Bluey’s theme song shocks Aussies: ‘My kids are shocked, I never noticed until now’
Many shocked Bluey fans reacted to the hidden detail, writing, “Four years later and I had no idea.”
“I thought they were just dancing and telling us who they are,” said another viewer.
“My kids are shocked, I’ve never noticed that until now,” a third person commented.
However, some weren’t surprised by the observation, with one person adding, “I realized this by the second episode LOL. I’m sure there are multitudes who didn’t know.’
“Our 10-year-old told us like it was just common knowledge. No, she was 100% the only one in our house who knew,” said another.
A woman named Amelia shared a video of the show’s opening number revealing Bluey’s family playing a game of music statues in the well-known scene
It comes after season three of Bluey premiered on the ABC Kids channel earlier this month.
Bluey’s latest episode, “Cubby,” drew a whopping 1,498,000 viewers, the highest number since its launch in 2018.
The total audience includes 866,000 nighttime viewers, with an additional 149,000 watching the evening’s encore, and 483,000 on the iview VPM.
Bluey, arguably Australia’s most popular children’s TV show, follows the adventures of “a sweet, inexhaustible six-year-old Blue Heeler dog” along with her family, including her mother, father and younger sister, and her friends.
The animated series won the Kids: Preschool Award at the 2019 International Emmy Awards.
The show has even captured the hearts and minds of college kids across America and is changing the way they speak.
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Kids in the United States start talking with an unmistakable Australian twang after seeing Bluey.
The cartoon has gained immense popularity in the US after it premiered on Disney Channel, Disney Junior and Disney+ in September 2019.
2020, The New York Times described the show as ‘the biggest Australian export since The Wiggles’ – the country’s most famous children’s band.
Staying true to its true blue roots, the cartoon is full of ‘g’day’ greetings and Aussie phrases like ‘show us your thongs, muffin!’
Bluey, arguably Australia’s most popular children’s TV show, follows the adventures of “a sweet, inexhaustible six-year-old Blue Heeler dog” along with her family, including her mother, father and younger sister, and her friends