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Nikola Tomić

b. 1975

Serbian composer

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Born 1975. Nikola Tomić is a Serbian designer, composer and television producer.

Nikola Tomić (also known as Nykk Deetronic, born February 19, 1975 in Kragujevac) is a Serbian composer, multimedia designer, animator and web designer. He has created many popular animated cartoons for children such as We are chickens (Serbian: Mi smo pilići), Mommy Loves Baby (Serbian: Mama voli bebu) and Maxim's adventures (Serbian: Maksimove avanture). His YouTube channel is among one the most visited channels in the countries of former Yugoslavia. As of April 2026, he has garnered 2 million subscribers and over 2 billion views.

YouTube channel Tomić created his YouTube channel in 2007 as a personal portfolio. The channel remained relatively anonymous until 2011. The only video from that period with a significant view count was the Nyan Pig. Tomić's YouTube channel started to be recognized by a wider audience when he published the first version of his We are chickens nursery.

We are chickens Tomić was a member of the team that developed the Facebook game Chicken lines (Serbian: Pilići), created by Nenad Hrnjak. Tomić made theme music for a Serbian version of the game, while the English theme was composed by Boris Mladenović from the Jarboli band.

In 2011, Tomić published his animated nursery We are chickens. He composed the music and animated the nursery, while the characters were designed by his cousin Dragan Tomić. The video become viral and contributed significantly to the popularity of his channel.

Maxim's adventures Maxim's adventures (Serbian: Maksimove avanture) is a series of animated cartoons published first on Tomić's YouTube channel, and broadcast from September 10, 2016. on the first channel of Radio Television of Serbia.

Main characters are family members – daddy, mommy, and a little boy Maxim and their pet, a little dog called Masha. Characters are based on Tomić's own family members. Several theater plays based on Maxim's adventures were produced.

Mommy loves baby Children's song Mommy loves baby (Serbian: Mama voli bebu) is Tomić's the most popular YouTube video with over 160 million views (July 2018). The song was made by chance, when Tomić's spouse Jelena sang a song to their son Maxim. Tomić recorded a song with his smartphone and in 2013. published a video. The song was sung by Jelena Kovačević. Later on, the song was adopted on Bosnian, Chinese, Italian and Spanish languages.

Brand Mommy loves baby & Maxim's adventures is a brand and franchise used by Tomić for placement of products and services on the market, a business model already used by similar brands such as Masha and the Bear or Angry Birds. As a consequence, the Court in Serbia rendered a decision on preliminary injunction by which Nikola Tomić is forbidden to make publicly available all episodes of Maksim's adventures until the dispute is resolved in final instance.

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Who is Nikola Tomić?

Serbian composer

When was Nikola Tomić born?

Nikola Tomić was born on 19 February 1975 in Kragujevac.

What is Nikola Tomić's occupation?

Nikola Tomić is a designer, composer and television producer.

What nationality is Nikola Tomić?

Nikola Tomić is Serbian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Nikola Tomić

· Wikidata: Q56015167

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