Janson Media Partners with batteryPOP to Bring New Children's Content to Amazon Video

Janson Media announced their partnership with batteryPOP with a release of a new series, Pop It! on Amazon Video featuring fun, entertaining dance instruction for kids. Each show features a catchy original pop song, cool music video clips and our 3 charismatic young hosts teaching routines from the video clips. Now kids can dance like a music video star and get a great workout at the same time.

Other popular batteryPOP shows that Janson distributes include: Kintoons, Bad Advice with Jeremy, and Secret Ingredient Slime.

KinToons is about four lovable friends going on adventures and singing together through classic nursery rhymes, fables, fairy tales and original stories. Meet Janet the Viking girl, Uga the flying turtle, Merle the hungry giant and Paolo the sleepy owl! These four buddies always stay true to their unique characters and always remain the best of friends.

Watch Jeremy give some great, hilarious advice in the form of various scenarios in Bad Advice with Jeremy! He covers all different types of topics that young children face, from getting a bad grade, to how to prepare for picture day at school.

Secret Ingredient Slime is a new DIY Slime series with a twist! Join Altie as he finds out what lies beneath the top secret ingredient box and answers the inevitable question: will it slime?

About BatteryPOP

batteryPOP! is a digital platform which features a wide variety of amazing videos, cartoons, music videos, blogs, and video game walkthroughs for kids. batteryPOP! creates an interactive space for kids to watch age-appropriate videos, create profiles, track trending videos on the site, and share videos directly with friends.

Kids can send their favorite shows to the top of the heap by “popping” them – a mechanism which could one day pave the way to make batteryPOP a farm league for the major networks. A "pop" is equivalent of a "thumbs up" recommendation. These “pops” show on a kid’s profile page, where their friends can see them, too. Founded by Nickelodeon and Saban Brand veterans, batteryPOP truly puts kids in charge.