Parrot Jailed for Bad Noise

This is it: the forbidden sound. The "Bad Noise" as we call it. It's the only sound he makes that's guaranteed to damage hearing in a 10ft radius. Time-outs guaranteed. He's definitely getting into the moody toddler/tantrum phase. Send earplugs.
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[@papawheely3627]

I finally realized that the "Bad Noise" is what's called the Syrinx Shriek. It's normally used to startle predators, and was the original primary purpose for the syrinx, which is the organ they use to imitate sounds so accurately.

[@cridow]

guess it was a sonic weapon after all then ahahaha

[@kaitlint3987]

Oh I thought it was a phone ring. A lot of parrots learn that one unfortunately

[@cockatielnation5425]

Interesting! Both mine do it too!

[@s0urkandies67]

Syrinx Shriek sounds like some sort of attack in a turn based fighting game like Pokémon or something

[@birbin2443]

Oh i thought it was the bord screaming *FUCK* really loud

[@TheDracoChick]

Apollo is literally the definition of someone who has to speak every thought that goes through their chaotic brain.

[@RockandRollWoman]

We call this bubble gum disease, though I don't remember why! 😂😂😂

[@TheDracoChick]

@@RockandRollWoman then I have it when I’m really tired and not self-aware lol

[@theWeaverofTales]

He's got big autism energy and we love that for him

[@hotaruishere2133]

​@@theWeaverofTalesDude I was literally about to bring up autism myself 😂😂😂 I was like, welcome to the world of being autistic lol XDDD

[@GeckoTech_Engineer]

I let very little thoughts not escape my chaotic brain

[@kvasssss]

"Stop doing bad", the thrilling sequel to "nO cHeWiN"

[@kayleighwukovich8318]

*chomps at finger* "don't bite!!"

[@MattSean06]

Haha this comment is so damn funny

[@christabedwin]

The thing is, we are all actually totally thrilled. I gotta get my Apollo every day. (But I'm happy to get this allergy-free easy five minute dose and let them do the maintenance and cleaning, lol).

[@HajudinStar]

I like how Apollo goes "sToP DoiNg IT", he's mocking you 😆

[@ELYSIANNY]

*chews* “no chewin’.’” *continues chewing*

[@gergoantal1066]

@@NICKI814 It's common to use "goes" in place of "says", idk what the big deal is

[@gergoantal1066]

@@NICKI814 We are not in English class, this is a casual and chill environment, slang is 100% okay, especially since it's the internet.

[@gergoantal1066]

@@NICKI814 We'll agree to disagree on the importance of grammar I guess...Made an interesting conversation at the least.

[@ferretyluv]

@@NICKI814 Hey. I’ve been accused more times than most of being a grammar Nazi. But you’re being a right idiot now. I’m guessing you’re pretending to be a grammar Nazi for bait. “Goes” is casual colloquial speech for saying how someone does something, the same way one would say “so he was like ‘hi’ and I was like ‘hey.’” We’re not writing an essay here. We’re using casual speech.

[@Katragine]

I like how he stopped but then immediately began screaming in other ways 💀

[@NecramoniumVideo]

Went from PRRRIII, to WOOOOOWW

[@NickGeorgiou]

He's such a little troll. I love him

[@davidca96]

I love when hes talking and he just busts out a whistle song its like he cant get all the things he wants to out at the sametime so he jumbles them together for fun.

[@CooperDooper38]

WWWWWOW WAAAOOW ... _W A A A A A A A_

[@ARottingCorpse]

@@CooperDooper38*W A A A A*

[@DS71547]

I have a morbid curiosity to hear the actual Bad Noise at full volume

[@rekkariley652]

No, you really don’t want to. Not unless you’re okay with vertigo, nausea, migraines, vomiting, etc.

[@gastonbell108]

It's very similar to those little shrieker self-defense devices they make for women, except only for a split second. Loud enough to feel pain in your actual eardrums.

[@M5J72XrtvEa24XteAIdNGA]

me too

[@veronica3662]

​@@rekkariley652is it really that bad/loud?

[@rekkariley652]

@@veronica3662 Yes. Keep in mind, these birds evolved to be heard across miles of extremely dense forest. Multiple such birds all calling out at the same time in a very cramped room is going to cause damage to creatures who did not evolve for the same circumstances. Edit: I say this from having experienced it directly. My first job out of high school was at a local pet store that specialized in exotic birds. I very quickly noticed that I was getting vertigo and nausea within just a couple of hours; turned out to be inner ear damage from the birds. Friend of mine loaned me a pair of those special headphones they use at gun tournaments that block out everything above a certain decibel level, and that helped. Thankfully, that store has since moved to a much better location that isn’t nearly as cramped!

[@kriscanmanifest]

this really makes me feel better that my Gray is not the only one that totally screams obnoxiously

[@2degucitas]

Does he make the same "bad noise" Apollo makes here?

[@abbybarrett4855]

Hm… isn’t this the way parrots are? people should be completely ready to make that sacrifice when they buy a parrot like this. It’s simply their nature so why change it.

[@AzureTheAvian]

@@abbybarrett4855 Say that when you have to hear the bad noise.

[@abbybarrett4855]

@@AzureTheAvian yea then don’t get a parrot, simple. This is what they do in the wild

[@1991USsoldier]

​@@AzureTheAvianat 3am

[@headflap7569]

I love how his jaw unhinges and his body lurches forward, like the bad noise is itself trying to get out

[@becominghero9754]

Demons, man

[@VulpesLP]

The Mario scream and face really took me off guard, bet i woke my neighbors with how loud i was laughing 😅

[@AngelofGrace96]

yeah I laughed and then choked

[@nyxcat3621]

Sounds kinda like crashbandicoot

[@mayo4685]

You can hear him practicing it at 1:08

[@dagmar1101]

Sometimes your videos about this gorgeous and talented bird worry me about how people may want to buy a parrot without realising what they got themselves into. Thank you for also displaying the other side.

[@anti-ethniccleansing465]

That’s why I think parrot owners should always add something to their videos to discourage others, even if it’s a write-up in their description, saying that birds/parrots should not ever be bought, only adopted, and explain a bit about just how intense of a lifetime commitment they are. Explain other things too, like how noisy they are, and how most of them get rehomed X amount of times within their lives because most people don’t keep the commitment to them. And that they are like needy toddlers for life, etc etc.. That they require a lifestyle where someone is home all the time, and so on. The breeding trade needs to stop. Too many birds have been abandoned when they become “inconvenient” to the owners. It’s an epidemic. And it’s not fair at all to these highly intelligent, social winged animals to be kept in captivity indoors, in/on cages their whole lives. They deserve to be outside in the sunshine with their own flock, free to fly whenever they wish and have their own families. Birds shouldn’t be kept as pets; it’s very selfish of us to do so, because it’s not in their best interests. Therefore buying birds should be made illegal, and only adoption allowed until they’re all adopted and phased out as being allowed as pets. That’s the movement that should be encouraged. They are not domesticated animals. They are exotic wild animals, no matter how much they become accustomed to living in a human’s environment, with a human “mate.” It breaks my heart to see this gorgeous African Grey parrot locked in a cage, and it should break everyone else’s heart too. I know that he/she is not kept in there 24/7, but I also know that it’s simply not fair to the birds themselves to be kept inside closed cages. : /

[@Ozionian]

Thank you for uploading this. I feel like it's a really good look into the average time of owning a bird. Even with a bird as smart as Apollo, they won't always sound pleasant or be cutesy.

[@cerbera_22]

Mine tries to eat glass CONSTANTLY

[@baptul_bim]

​@@cerbera_22 Your bird and I are kindred spirits

[@ANPC-pi9vu]

People really underestimate how loud parrots are, and then a lot of people just can't handle it. I hope people who just want a mimic start getting starlings or similar small mimicking songbirds instead. Way more manageable for mist people and also can't seriously injure you with their beaks.

[@quantumblauthor7300]

​@@baptul_bim... You?

[@kiyokumabear]

@@ANPC-pi9vu Starlings have such beautiful calls, omg... Also moving to Australia killed my desire to have any bird of any kind. The parrots' ungodly screeching is a massive NOPE from me, lol

[@curses_rule]

0:50 “Stop doing the bad-“ **does the bad noise** Now that’s mocking at its finest ☠️

[@bombom6105]

Well he is a parrot…

[@user-jf4ei1rz5q]

EeEE

[@Nako3]

ADHD in bird form xD

[@hannakinn]

I love how Apollo lifts his foot and waves when he says bye and also how he usually makes contact with something with his beak when he says kiss and makes a kissy sound. He's been trained a lot but I also do believe he's very smart and even when alone and chattering away what he says matches what's going on or what he's doing more often than stastical incidence/probabilty would indicate.

[@WobblesandBean]

2:05 The way he waves bye bye with his foot 😭💜

[@SuperCat.]

2:03 he said bye and the foot wave with it 😂😂😂😂

[@THE_CAT_KREW]

dats adorable!

[@KingsDaughter.]

😂😂

[@yessumyecrad]

Our Amazon has a bad noise that he's done ever since I was little. When I rescued a starling and raised him, he picked up the bad noise from the parrot so now there's two naughty screamers in the house playing off of each other! They're lucky I love them!

[@ANPC-pi9vu]

Is the starling able to reach the same volume? If so that is insane. RIP your hearing.

[@personcalledalexis]

@@ANPC-pi9vuiirc they can. i wouldn’t know. i do have a special interest (i’m autistic) in birds, but i’ve never owned one as we have a dog and two cats, my aunt hates birds, and a couple other factors.

[@jehdo144]

“I’m already behind bars, what are you even gonna do warden” 😂

[@ZeyTheIncubus]

I had to re-watch to see if that was a cut, but he really sassed you in real-time. He's too smart for his own good

[@skapaloka222]

timestamp? he’s sassy several times which one do u mean

[@aaronmontgomery1304]

No time stamp needed, Idk when exactly is being referred to but I have seen Apollo troll them several times. "Apollo what's this?" "Glass" "Yes but what! is this?" "Purple" "Yes but WHAT is this?" "SHSHSHRRRROOOCKCKCK! (silly neck bobble [aka: ha ha ha]) LOL! HILARIOUS

[@Solipher]

They do all the time, the more intelligent the bird, the more sass you get. My silliest bird, she lives to argue with me, she's only happy when in an argument. My Alexandrian, he is cheeky, he steals things off guests and hides it, he than makes a vocal laugh as they frantically look for said stolen item. My African Grey, she's incredibly gentle, uses manners to get her way. My Eclectus, my uncle with lung disease visited, now he walks around the house making coughing noises. Birds are crazy and keep you on your toes.

[@joeyvindictive3552]

My family has a large macaw which was adopted. It will bite strangers if they stick their finger in her cage. But, since when this (rarely) happens, others in the room would laugh, the parrot has learned to make a laughing sound after biting someone 😂

[@ZeyTheIncubus]

I had a parrot that did the same thing.@@joeyvindictive3552

[@crazyinclarence5531]

He's like a toddler high on sugar! I love him.

[@PepperoniMilkshake]

Oh oh , he's making a game out of the bad noise 💀

[@Karstone]

1:56 caught me off guard lmfaoooooooo

[@pixxeldust]

On behalf of the people who can’t deal with loud/high pitched noises, thank you so much for making it quieter

[@Void_not_found]

1:05 I like how Apollo stopped and said " *DOOR* "🚪 before screaming in Mario

[@Phipu]

Dang, it‘s like a real life Pokemon Screech Attack.😂

[@feralcyborggaming1531]

I know. I can feel my defense sharply falling.

[@MoonyCat]

Omfg it sounds like he's mocking you 😭 "TWEETWEETWEETWEE" "APOLLO! Stop doing the bad noise!" "sToP dOiNg It"

[@bird5680]

You must ignore the bad noise. Any reaction could be taken as positive reinforcement. When I adopted my Gray, he'd often do a fire alarm noise. After he learned it got no reaction or attention, he quickly gave up on it.

[@nullifye7816]

In my experience animals don't stop doing things if you don't give any reaction. Any reaction can make them keep doing it and be taken as positive reinforcement and the absence of action can be as well. Think about it: getting PEOPLE to change their behaviour is almost impossible, how much more so with beings that have only a rudimentary grasp of intention and logic and causality? This is the major reason I no longer have a pet of any sort.

[@flavorlessquark8614]

@@nullifye7816 Probably because they have a lower grasp, it is easier to get them to change. Have ever trained a dog ? It's much easier than training a human. If his intent was to make you react, and you react, then he's not going to stop.

[@PointsofData]

@@flavorlessquark8614 Apollo's intent may _not_ have been to get a reaction tho. He may just be making the noise because it's a fun noise, in which case it needs to be made clear that he can't do that.

[@ApolloandFrens]

That’s how we handle every other annoying noise, but this one is physically painful unless you’re in another room; negative reinforcement in the form of timeout until he goes long enough without doing it is the only option. He’s smart enough to understand he gets timeout for doing it, if we ignore it he spams it repeatedly and it’s very difficult not to react when he does it randomly giving you sharp ear pain and momentary tinnitus.

[@genericusername8337]

@@ApolloandFrens "spams it" like it's a high damage low cd AoE spell in a MOBA/RPG game lmao

[@gull3706]

0:41 is the funniest part

[@eduardoramonherreralopez9849]

Apple I unsubscribe whith my 65 alts

[@an_unknown_guy]

1:08 WOUW

[@amandadebolin4195]

WOOOOOW BOWWWE

[@randomdudeonyt2012]

WOUWZIIEE

[@Ethylus]

*RAEEAH*

[@JoshO423]

Oh man, he’s letting you have it!!! 😅

[@tgardenchicken1780]

Oh my, the bad noise, but it gets dad's attention. Has Apollo been communicating with my umbrella cockatoo about how to damage human hearing? lol good luck, you may be doomed (smile)

[@peacefulscrimp5183]

"I saw that bird outside" Had twilight zone "there is a man on the wing" energy. 🤣😂🤣😂

[@Malvolia]

As someone with permanent tinnitus likely linked to sun conure screaming, the pain is real. It must be hard to be an animal designed to call to its friends across a jungle when you live in a small house. At least the mimicking species have alternate contact calls...certain times of day require a steady back-and-forth of "Hi, bud!" with my blue-and-gold. The conure (named Apollo) died last year, but all he had was the screaming. The macaw screams a lot less without his little yellow rage-inducer.

[@peterjurasek9297]

Man I could never live with one of these things so thank you for doing it and sharing it for me to watch every day lol xD

[@Majima_Nowhere]

Like fennec foxes, they're cute in a 10 minute video, but not 18 hours a day, every day for 60 years. Not ragging on anyone who can own one, more power to you. I just prefer my cute birb noises in short bursts.

[@Zuxtron]

@@Majima_Nowhere Parrots are basically toddlers that never grow up, live for 60 years, love to scream as loud as they can, and can fly. Definitely not for me.

[@Hello_Spaceboy]

Apollos hyper chatter is exactly what my cluttered brain sounds like

[@hauntedsunsets]

the mario waas always absolutely kill me, easily my fav apollo sound

[@ArcanineEspeon]

I finally know what the bad noise is! They kept talking about it on the stream the other day and the curiosity was eating me from inside.

[@Axel_Kasai]

What was it?

[@twist_ending7545]

​@@Axel_Kasai...

[@ANPC-pi9vu]

​@@Axel_Kasai It's that loud shrill trill he was doing in the video. They had to turn the volume down in editing. It's the scifi lazer sound, but so sharp and loud it causes physical pain and tinnitus. Someone in another comment says it's something wild parrots use as self defense against predators.

[@anti-ethniccleansing465]

@@ANPC-pi9vu Lol. They made that up. Apollo simply picked that up somewhere - whether it was off of the tv or from a toy, who knows. Parrots mimic, as you know.

[@KatietheKreator]

the way he says “wow” is so adorable

[@daishiv]

Someone found a new bad noise game!

[@daimonds.7306]

How did he learn to say ouch when stumbling? That's insane

[@RifterDask]

My grey does the same thing. His instinctual reaction to taking a stumble is always something like oof or oops. Just one of the reasons I hesitate to refer to these birds as animals. If they had thumbs they’d probably be in their neolithic age making tools and such.

[@waffler-yz3gw]

@@RifterDaskehh i'd say most of it is just replicating noise he hears without much reason to it, some of it is definitely a mild understanding, but i doubt its much more than "ok so if i make this noise i get food, neat"

[@RifterDask]

I understand why you would say that. I get it, but I am entirely certain that you're incorrect. More certain than I am of most things. You'd have it exactly right with almost any other parrot species.@@waffler-yz3gw

[@becominghero9754]

​@@RifterDaskNot any other parrot species. There's a great veterinary paper about contextual language even in budgies. Like whales, these guys have language. It's not thumbs holding them back, either. They can use tools just fine. They just don't really have the drive to build highways and civilization. There's a study about the gorillas who use sign language, where not a single one has ever asked an inquisitory question. That doesn't mean they're not curious--they just don't have a concept of intentionally seeking answers from someone outside themselves and their own exploration. Seems to be the same with all of the hyper intelligent language using species. Dolphins probably could've figured out some undersea empire using their very agile mouths if they cared. There's an ancient text that says "you were the one who taught us beyond the animals;" as in, it's not intelligence or a soul that's the difference, but that someone from outside came and taught us (in this case Job is referring to God), like we come and teach birds and whales. Someone else gave us the creator and searcher and questioner bug that doesn't just accept things as they are, both our curse and our strength. So we treat animals kindly, because there we would be, too, without someone choosing to treat us this way. It seems to fit the science available to me, as well as my experiences training birds and seeing when that sentient light turns on in their eyes, so I believe it.

[@becominghero9754]

​@@waffler-yz3gwNeat vet paper on language speaking animals (birds and whales) you should check out. Unlike cats or other animals who understand tone more "Pavlovian" ways (although they do understand some vocab), parrots do in fact possess discrete morphemes!

[@EnvesterTopshelf]

0:11 ”Made of Cloth.” *fricken recording sound*

[@laurenm9203]

I used to work at a bird hospital that was also a home for a number of parrots that had nowhere else to go, including several African grays. I don’t think I ever heard this sound. But I did have to wear earplugs when in the room with the cockatoos and the room with all the conures.

[@ianlehman8342]

I had doubted about it damaging hearing, but Thats crazy that it clips the hell out of the microphone, "damage" feels like an understatement

[@hologram4763]

That evil parrot. That was the same with the : Appolo : « do u Want to step up» Human : approach the hand Appolo : try to bite the hand Appolo : « don’t bite » 😂😂

[@musclechicken9036]

0:12 Made of cloth ✅ Made of cloth✅ Want fresh water Water … ✅

[@spiritmatter1553]

Apollo loves you. Also, he totally owns you. 😂

[@Goofy-wr4dd7vn3y]

1:57 mario scream be like 😂

[@realcyphox5919]

i wonder how apollo has learned "i wanna see your butt"

[@YuBeace]

I mean, if he wants to provoke a reaction, he’s sure getting one!

[@XDarkGreyX]

When the hardcoded Earbreaker is great for annoying your human on purpose.

[@fideliareeve3493]

I need a bad noise compilation. Love this naughty boi.

[@cashglory]

Bruh. Apollo is a vibe. All day. ❤

[@MakeWay4CJ]

That’s not what a “vibe” means. If you’re going to use AA slang, you should figure out what it means before using it.

[@Tyrrituil]

@@MakeWay4CJ I can confirm that Apollo is indeed, a vibe

[@natp3408]

@@MakeWay4CJ oh shit, it's the Grammar Nazi's evil sidekick, The Colloquial Police!! No comment section is safe!

[@cupidwxings]

@@MakeWay4CJ vibin with apollo rn.

[@thekraken1909]

@@MakeWay4CJ Maybe you should Morb elsewhere, because it isn't Morbin time here. Vibing with Apollo.

[@yesyeahyes1]

The little woos as he falls at 0:35 and the weooooow! at 1:10 😂

[@Budgieboi]

I am so used to this bird talking like a human that the actual bird noise startled me

[@Le_Stamp]

0:38 “Waow!”

[@-Ghostess]

I love that he tells himself to stop doing it, then does it to reiterate what he shouldn't be doing

[@NetchoCheese]

Aww but lol he wants to deafen you!

[@badnewsproduction01]

A Rebel without a Pistach

[@michellesmith702]

I'm terrible...I can't stop giggling at him continuing to do the bad noise like a little twerp.

[@asseater6820]

Ty for turning down the bad noise! They’re very discordant to me but I love these sm

[@judyomans2472]

I love how you are teaching Apollo somuch, but I love when he's just hanging out having fun.

[@peaceOP]

1:35 Broo is washing machine

[@MakeWay4CJ]

OH GEEZ. He was literally a “Jail bird”.

[@Cam-on2jw]

The Mario scream was impeccable

[@Cam-on2jw]

Pun intended

[@takingmyspiritback8060]

sounds like tori when he said "wooooo wow" lol, like when he does crazy bird with her....so adorable

[@LexYeen]

They're like toddlers with bolt cutters for a mouth and a soundboard for a voicebox.

[@gericalstoy835]

I still cannot believe how smart Apollo is!!! I love your videos and am consistently astounded in the best way possible!

[@Gary_Seanfield]

Saw a youtube comment somewhere proclaiming that all parrots are insane - after watching bird videos for a while now i'm starting to believe whoever wrote it lmao. Insane in the best of ways though, you can really tell that these animals need stimulation in amounts that are borderline inhuman, so that they don't start plucking. Obviously you are more than capable of raising parrots, i just wish that more people knew what they are getting into before getting one. Thanks to this channel more people will gain insight into what it is like being a parrot owner which is a really good thing, and also very entertaining. Keep up the amazing content.

[@valkyrie1066]

He's like a toddler. Sometimes just contrary for fun. I'd cover his cage with a blanket now and then. TIME OUT! He'd learn that one. Intelligent doesn't always mean cooperative!

[@RoccoTheKat]

1:05 “Door,” “WoW!” “wOw!” “ШфШ👹” “dudududuudud..” “dududududud” “💩” “burd.” had me dying

[@aguythatworkstoomuch4624]

I absolutely love these videos and it always makes me smile!!! thanks guys for the entertainment

[@Twigznap]

apollo is the adhd bird nobody can change my mind

[@roxanneboulton274]

He knows he is so naughty. Yet it is so hilarious!!!! ❤😂🎉😅😊

[@BETRvids]

I don't know if this works with Greys, but with smaller birds, if you want to stop them from making a loud noise, you need to turn your back on them and ignore them. Don't speak, don't engage, nothing. Birds are incredibly social beings, and if they do something that causes you to suddenly go quiet, they'll learn that they need to stop making that noise. So in this instance, with Apollo making the 'bad noise', the owner keeps calling out "Apollo!" Fairly loudly. If you respond to loud with loud, it encourages them. "Yay! They're talking to me! I need to make this noise more!" I used to own a Quaker Parrot, and we used to respond to her loudly in an effort to get her to be quiet. It got to the point that she was so loud, I could hear her screeching from our neighbor's house. We only learned long after she was gone that responding to loud with loud only encourages the behavior, rather than condemning it.

[@paulfrels3590]

You’re Such a good bird-dad, with the great environment you’ve supplied

[@fredziffle5219]

👍thanks for posting. Love to hear these voices. My neighbor from Trinidad watched my bird for just a few days & amazingly taught him to say “Hello dare”. Sounds just like my neighbor. 😂😅😊

[@cailynaube]

The bad noise is TERRIFYING 😭 I can’t even begin to imagine how loud it is irl

[@hmartin879]

He's such a happy little shit.. I mean this nicely.

1:17 "I saw the birds outside, yet here you are keeping me in this cage. What the hell, man. I saw the birds outside."

[@neeru7298]

He's so cute

[@reclaimer2950]

Apollo was really hyper, I want to hear the unedited screech of death 😅

[@TH3V0ID.]

Bro I bout to set us up for ear bleeding.

[@chey7691]

Most speakers do not do it justice, they physically cannot replicate the sound. And the few that can require the sound be picked up with good clarity by things meant for things in that range as most microphones are meant for recording things in our "normal" hearing range. Those screams are a natural sonic weapon and are surprisingly effective on anything with dynamic hearing like predators or humans. You really don't want to, I am speaking from experience. It will feel like a flashback went off in the room without the blindness, and if the bird was close to you it will hurt for hours. Some people experience nausea and vertigo and intense tinnitus as well as the pain. I love caring for parrots, but my ears need time to recover so they don't stay very long sadly when I foster or birdsit.

[@ToonKid4]

no. you dont.

[@TaynaLaniya]

1:07 🐦: "DOOR" so random 😂

[@thedistinguished5255]

"stop doing the bad noise" "stop doing the bad *screech*?" "APOLLO-"

[@jasond.b-w]

I feel so bad for y’all. He _loves_ your reaction to the bad noise 😂

[@LunarFlareStudios]

I just discovered your channel and I reacted to some of your videos--and subscribed on camera! I am so happy I did too, since birds are so awesome and silly. They might have an awful bite but if I had the lifestyle to take care of one I sure would!

[@stepho4201]

He was feeling fresh! Love the random yells and my fave the Mario!

[@michaelvaladez6570]

Such a Happy bird..and the girls too he's so funny...!!!!

[@creepjax]

Every time I think about getting a parrot I make myself watch this video and think about whether it’s really worth it.

[@gatimone]

Why did I actually almost get really sad when Apollo said “ouch ow oww”

[@TheOneTrueDuck]

parrots are like toddlers in the sense of they have no filters

[@roxanneboulton274]

Hi. OMG. Way too funny. Ebery single time!!!! Crack me up!!!! Your hard work with these birds really shows. Than You for sharing!!!! 😂❤🎉😅😊

[@Staxx0]

Apollo was feeling feisty today huh 🤣🤣

[@suedavis7451]

I want to see an enormous bowl of pistashes

[@biankalatoma4775]

I love this little guy ahahah those funny yells he does

[@angelasnowden5079]

HE IS HILARIOUS.... JUST LOVE HIS VIDEOS!

[@zmangkrd5312]

I love how he does the little clicking noise after he’s scolded by you.

[@stillhere1425]

Seriously the local exotic bird shop had a giant scarlet macaw who had a perch in the back of the store and he would be silent and still as a statue until a customer rounded the corner and turned away, then he would BLAST OUT A SQUAWK that would make you jump out of your skin, and he was very smug about it.

[@Mightymi25]

He does it and pretends he never did it. He’s such a toddler.

[@Romanticoutlaw]

apollo: sToP dOiN' they really are like toddlers lol, he found the thing that pushes your buttons and kept on doing it

[@FinchDoodles]

[ I show my bird this video, and he loves to talk to Apollo. My bird is a small green check name Niles! When Apollo was doing the bad noise my bird just started laughing, before saying a no no word himself. Apollo influencing birds to comment naughty words now 😔 ] [Before you comment about the Brackets] [ Because this keeps coming up;​ I know the brackets are confusing but as stated below, I have autism and the brackets is just a comfort thing!] [ I use brackets also to break down ideas, but it is also a reference to video games I played over the years and a personal comic I am writing! ]

[@FinchDoodles]

[ When I got my bird, I had a lot of anger issues and would often watch tv that swore a lot so his no no words are a bunch of curse words 😳]

[@spiritmatter1553]

Apollo is a troublemaker.

[@FinchDoodles]

@Anoni Moss [ No, Autism. Brackets are a reference thing for me and just a comfort thing. I just really like brackets lol ]

[@FinchDoodles]

@@spiritmatter1553 [ he sure is! ]

[@siriuslyconfused1]

Lmao I’m waiting for my green cheek to pop out with a no-no word one of these days, so far he just shouts the name his last family gave him when he’s mad 🤦🏻 Needless to say, names have been changed to protect the innocent. Poor dude thought his own name was a swear :(