The alphabet song of our youth has been updated, and parents are having to learn a new rendition to keep up with their children. NYPost Photo Illustration The ABCs that we know and love — set to ...

This hits my ear wrong," about a video of the "new" alphabet song. (kali9/iStock) Others came out in support of the change. "I actually like this version so much better," commented one woman.

As the new alphabet song is going viral on TikTok, Rachel Platt tells PEOPLE why the changes are helping young learners Rachel Platt made a TikTok responding to recent conversations on X about ...

In the video, creator @teacherrachelsorsel indicates that there might just be a better way to teach kids A to Z by putting a small twist on the classic alphabet song we all know by heart.

The newer, modified version of the ABC's song we all grew up singing may be hard for parents to grasp, but it's designed to help kids learn better.

Outside the series of alphabet letters sung in order A through Z, the only lyric in the song comes after “Z” and it concludes the song with, Now I know my ABCs, next time won’t you sing with me?

The ‘alphabet song’ has changed and people are freaking out: ‘Nothing wrong with the original’ There’s a new ABC song on TikTok, and it’s different than you remember.

As the new alphabet song is going viral on TikTok, Rachel Platt tells PEOPLE why the changes are helping young learners Getty; teacherrachelsorsel/TikTok Rachel Platt made a TikTok responding to ...

The song also ends with, “Now I never will forget, how to sing the alphabet,” instead of, “Now I know my ABCs.” Her video explaining the change has racked up more than 11 million views.

Most English-speaking individuals are familiar with the so-called "Alphabet Song." Some people even still use the jaunty tune as a reference when confronted with the task of alphabetizing anything.

The melody itself doesn’t change; it’s still based on “Ah vous dirais-je, Maman,” a French folk song with ties to 18th century composer Lemaire and interpretations by Mozart, that is also ...