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 deter homeless people.

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 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: