Monday, September 14, 2026

Ooh LaLa Baby - Baby Dolls #1 on Mel's Current Top 20

 

Ooh LaLa Baby - Baby Dolls #1 on Mel's Current Top 20

Ooh LaLa Baby is an upbeat, flirtatious, and lighthearted party anthem by way of the Philippines featuring the dance group Baby Dolls. They have recently become very popular because of this song and the TV program they are associated with ABS-CBN TV show It's Showtime.  

Designed specifically for high-energy choreography and TikTok dance trends, its main theme revolves around having fun on the dance floor, captivating someone's attention with stylish moves, and making everyone exclaim "Oooh lala, baby!" as they watch. The track blends vibrant Tagalog pop phrasing with repetitive, infectious hooks to get people up and moving.

The song was released in March with the video only being released in late July. While the record has not exactly burned up most charts, it has spurned countless imitation and tribute, viral videos done by hundreds of groups and individuals mostly in the Philippines. Go to TikTok, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube, it is likely you'll run into one of these.

Give this lighthearted fun, hit a spin. You'll easily overlook non-English, Tagalog lyrics and fall for the infectious groove.

For the Week of September 12 to 19, here are my Current Top 20.

TWTitle ArtistLW
  1Ooh LaLa BabyBaby Dolls  1
  2Everybody Told MeThe Linda Lindas  7
  3StillKarol G & Bruno Mars  6
  4I'd Be Lyin'Kelly Clarkson  5
  5Mexico HoneyKacey Musgraves  2
  6Dracula (JENNIE Remix)Tame Impala with Jennie  3
  7Better Than BeforePamela.  4
  8Hate That I Made You Love Me  Ariana Grandé  8
  9RescuerAlex Warren 11
 10Ringing HollowThe Rolling Stones 12
 11The SirenKate Voegele 14
 12Run RabbitMollie Elizabeth  9
 13Come InPaul McCartney 13
 14Bass PersuadesMiley Cyrus 17
 15CLICKJISOO 18
 16The GovernmentTom MacDonald 19
 17NetOtyken 20
 18Magnet and SteelKeith Urban with Little Big Town     10
 19MemoDashanew
 20Petty CrimesMolly Elizabethnew





Baby Dolls, 2026 - Photo - Quezon City Government

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