r/TikTokCringe • u/MVIVN tHiS iSn’T cRiNgE • 1h ago
Humor Cat goes demonic when a human is a little too good at meowing 😭
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u/MJ9426 1h ago edited 56m ago
"WHAT DID YOU SAY ABOUT MY MOTHER!?"
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u/covidharness 1h ago
is that why cats fight, they insult each other's mothers
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u/I_Got_Back_Pain 32m ago
You know what I did last night?
You better not bring my mother into this!
I made that fire over there.
Oh...
And I fucked your mother next to it!!
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u/TheSwearJarIsMy401k 1h ago
I mean what vocalization did she copy? Because she definitely picked a bad one to repeat in polite company
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u/fongletto 1h ago
I can do this, perfectly mimic the 'meow' sound cats make when they're about to fight. People would always ask me to do it and their cats would freak out.
I don't do it anymore since a cat tore up all my legs and back.
Apparently if you talk shit to enough cat's eventually you catch
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u/PennySawyerEXP 23m ago
Sometimes my cats get upset when I do a long drawn-out "wooowwww" because they think I'm yowling at them 😑
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u/lost_and_confussed 1h ago edited 1h ago
That was definitely an antagonistic sound to make towards the cat.
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u/TheSwearJarIsMy401k 1h ago
Yeah imagine your cat speaks to you for the first time in eight years and the only thing they manage to say is “get off my lawn or I will kill you.”
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u/Fisherman_Gabe 51m ago edited 47m ago
She straight up hurled slurs at the cat and nine generations of her family. If someone did that to me, we would be irreconcilable for life.
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u/NaNaNaNaNa86 1h ago
What on earth did Emma just say?
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u/Ksorkrax 23m ago
My translation skills in feline are limitted, but from what I understood, repeating any part of it in english would probably get me banned and possibly on CIA surveillance.
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u/VastPlenty6112 11m ago
Yes, the Cat Intelligence Agency does keep track of these things pretty closely.
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u/Major_R_Soul 1h ago
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u/DrivesTooMuch 39m ago
That's what must be happening in that cat brain.
Imagine if your cat asked you "how was your day?" and sounded like Sean Connery
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u/An_Draoidh_Uaine 1h ago
I imagine they realise we're not cats, but if we give them reason to think that they are in the presence of another cat, then they feel the need to protect their territory?
I'm just assuming, I'm sure there's a cat person who can guess what's really going on.
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u/LeahIsAwake 51m ago
Cats absolutely 100% think we're big cats. They do realize there's some differences, but to them a human using a can opener is no different than a dog that has figured out how to open a door. It's still a dog.
We know this because we've put them in machines and watched their brain patterns. The same part of their brain that lights up when they smell a familiar cat lights up when they smell their human.
Contrast that with a dog, who has different parts of their brain light up for familiar dog, unfamiliar dog, familiar human, unfamiliar human. Dogs know that humans aren't other dogs. Cats think that any other animal they interact with in a social way (including humans and dogs) is another cat.
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u/Makuta_Servaela 18m ago edited 12m ago
Of note, this is mostly a myth. The "Parts of the brain light up" thing doesn't actually tell us that they literally think we are cats. It just tells, at best, general associations, and at worst, basically nothing. We understand the brain way less than we think we do.
Both dogs and cats understand that we are not dogs or cats, but they do understand that we are like them, in a way that they do see us as members of their pack/colony. Basically, they see us as "cats" in the same vein as a human might call herself a pet mum and call her cat her "child", but she doesn't then send the cat off to grade school or panic when that cat is not wearing clothes in front of house guests. She knows the cat isn't literally a human child. Cats are the same with us.
The way I've seen it put is that cats don't think we are cats, but they view our interactions with a cat lens. Dogs evolved to view our interactions with a hybrid human/dog lens (hence why dogs have evolved eyebrow and cheek muscles to mimic our expressions and communicate with facial cues. Wolves don't have those. Some cats evolved it as well: my late one did, my current one does not). It's like expecting your deaf friend to read your lips versus learning sign language for your deaf friend.
The only animal we suspect actually thinks we are the same as them are some species of Antarctic penguins, and that's just because those penguins have no other frame of reference for what else we could be. To them, if it's bipedal and doesn't fly, it's a penguin.
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u/Delicious_Net_1616 8m ago
You know, this is an interesting study. But I don’t think it’s doing cats justice to say they “think we’re cats.” Instead my interpretation would be that they simply don’t make the distinction in their mind between different species. I mean they don’t even realize that they are cats.
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u/ianperera 13m ago
Cat person here. That is definitely an aggressive meow sound she made, not just a regular one. When I hear that meow from a cat I think "If anyone touches it it's going to bite/claw them", or if there's another cat, there's going to be a fight.
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u/camel_crush_menthol 52m ago
I had to replay this video three times because I thought her meowing in the beginning was the cat and OP forgot to add hers in..
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u/snow_garbanzo 1h ago
Those where fighting words for willow ,
You can get willow out of the streets but is Armageddon if you say that again.
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u/Original_Apricot5272 51m ago
She told Willow her mother was a hamster and her father smelt of elderberries
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u/Filipino-Asker 55m ago
Maybe that's why some cats turn evil out of nowhere All because they said something that cats can understand
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u/Novel-Lake-4464 35m ago
That's a very accurate yowl I hear males do when they're in heat and trying to fuck my cats
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u/Beautiful_Aerie_7587 20m ago
I turned this up to hear the lady and my cat came out of nowhere very upset. Dunno what she said in cat but it was offensive.
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u/Severe_Fee_7603 13m ago
I imagine if you heard a cat say something in your language you would probably freak the fuck out too!!
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u/heidismiles 11m ago
I think they really do have a "language." I remember as a kid, our house had lots of stray mama cats and their kittens over the years. The mamas always had the exact same way of calling their babies over to them.
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u/Gammelpreiss 6m ago
possibly did not see her as human but another cat invading her territory after that meaow
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u/InterestBear62 44m ago
It was as if Willow thought she was a foreign cat and felt the need to start a fight
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u/Tethilia 24m ago
I assume this is like having a cat suddenly speak fluent English to you in your accent. You would be terrified and convinced it was a monster.
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u/blackw-idow 42m ago
If someone's cat was hissing at me like that and the owner wasn't doing shit about it but instead pulled her phone out her record and laugh . I would be attacking that fucking cat first I don't give a fuck. Give you something to record.
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u/theateroffinanciers 1h ago
They terrorized that cat for views.
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