Siamese Cat Breed Portrait - What You NEED to Know Before Owning!!

[@gracelebron2964]

My favorite cat in the world trust me you will never be bored with this cat they will keep you on your toes. I love my siamese cat Angel to the moon and back!

[@sophieseverson8465]

They are my all-time favorite breed. So very loving and loyal.

[@sophieseverson8465]

@RICK BENSON I'm so jealous. :)

[@sophieseverson8465]

@RICK BENSON I'm sorry to hear that. That does sound extremely frustrating. Hopefully they're not dicking around bc the kitties are sick or for some other nefarious reason.

[@sophieseverson8465]

@RICK BENSON I sympathize. I hope you get your little fur babies as soon as possible. You should make a video of them and upload it to KZbin. :)

[@sophieseverson8465]

@RICK BENSON For real. I worry about their safety. :(

[@sophieseverson8465]

@RICK BENSON I truly hope you get your kitties in a safe and healthy condition.

[@FamilyDriveUA]

Our Siamese cat is already 17 years old. She is the best cat :) Running and playing without getting tired, screaming loudly at night because she is bored, and always walks next to me and sleeps on my legs. I love her :)

[@robinskiff496]

Would like to know more about Siamese Lynx Point. My almost 1 year old Lynx is a wild one. She can jump higher than I've ever seen in cat behavior. I've never know a cat that is so independent and does NOT prefer to be held and cuddled. Is this normal for the Siamese/Tabby mix? She's very independent. She likes my attention and petting but not being picked up and hugged.

[@waterfish6842]

Are they house cats?

[@takusungjung3894]

thats a old ozz cat sheez

[@princebonnie1357]

Grew up with a chocolate point siamese. And I have the battle scars to prove it! Playful, high energy, very affectionate and a great companion as well. Thanks for the vid, it brings back some wonderful memories.

[@namelessnobody7]

My siamese cat is VERY clingy - meezers need tons of love and cuddles, but I wouldn't change it for the world.

[@ballistic350]

I have 2 myself and the boy which is a seal point is so needy the girl minds her own business but overall they both only listen to me and not the wife and kid lol

[@keythdanielsen9315]

That's what I love about the Siamese. Best pets I have ever had.

[@joefabulous6989]

@@ballistic350 my blue point tom was like that loved me to bits even though I was the one who scolded him and didn't feed him

[@julietranotti7316]

I have 2 siamese. 1 a seal point and a blue point. They are brothers. The most affectionate loving cats I have ever had. One takes ice cubes in his mouth and plays with it. Both are wonderful. Yhks for ur video very informative

[@joannaedwards6325]

I'm very envious of y'all benefiting from affectionate cats. My siamese, Spooky Mookie, hates being held, won't sit in my lap and often tries to bite me when I take too much time when petting her. 😢😢

[@patriciaroysdon9540]

I have always loved my Siamese kitties over the 40 years of having pet cats. I currently have a three month old little seal point girl who is busy training her older cat "siblings". (I know they are tired!)

[@animalsplanet8352]

That is super cute - so how many cats do you have?😊

[@patriciaroysdon9540]

@@animalsplanet8352 I have four cats from little Lyla to grande dame of 15 years, Fiona. They own my husband and I completely!

[@animalsplanet8352]

@@patriciaroysdon9540 That is cool, enjoy your time with them.

[@arsevillian6816]

My girlfriend has a Siamese, and I love that cat

[@Voucher765]

I've met Siamese cats before and their one of the beautiful breeds out there

[@kimberlysmith9928]

I have 2 of them and they are my friends I love them and are very good kitty's we've been together for 14 yrs and are very happy and healthy

[@annettejones7039]

I HAVE ONE AND LOVE THEM DEARLY COULD NOT HAVE ANOTHER BREED. GOOD DIET, CLEAN WATER AND LOVING CARE, THEY HAVE LONG LIVE'S. LOVE LOVE LOVE ❤❤❤❤❤ THEM.

[@roku5071]

We miss our Siamese cat. She was such a character with her very crossed eyes. Miss you Suzy Q

[@pinkfreud62]

Growing up back in the 70's, a neighbor of ours had a huge Siamese named Pyewacket. When they would go on vacation, our other neighbor would take care of him, but he would walk through the lot of woods behind our house and cry and cry. Loud! And sometimes he'd cry loud right under my parent's bedroom window early in the morning. My dad loved that! lol. Felt sorry for him cause he missed his family so much.

[@janegarner6739]

Sounds like my part-siamese cat, Koi Chitto, who died only recently at age 21. He was descended from both alley cats & siamese who were fed daily by an elderly Choctaw man who owned several houses in Rosalie Alley, an alley named for a famous voodoo queen in 19th c N.O. where a current voodoo queen lives & holds ceremonies now. Heavily wooded, the alley is a dirt path through the middle of a block in inner-city N.O. (A long history of my cat's origins!) Koi Chitto looked very much like a siamese, in every way except colors. He acted more like a siamese than any siamese cat I've known. By far the most vocal cat I've ever heard of, he was an incessant talker & an expert mimic of both human & canine speech. He taught himself to say 'hello' in order to communicate better with a friend & me--he suddenly started using 'hello' with various inflections in order to call our neighbor to come play with him & to call me to come inside if I'd stayed too long in the courtyard. The neighbor & I tried to film him saying hello but were unable to, as he would say it only if he was alone in the apt. He'd stand at our apt door, which opened into the small courtyard, to call out hello whenever he heard our upstairs neighbor coming through the courtyard. When i was out, he often played with our neighbor through the 1" gap under our door, where the neighbor would pull pieces of straw back & forth for the cat to chase & grab. When we had to move, he stopped saying hello, could not be enticed to say it again. He had said hello only under very specific circumstances, & after we moved there was no reason to keep saying it. He could also imitate the warning bark of a big dog, which he began doing daily at our new apt. Each day he would go on a major tear, dashing around the apt, leaping off the 6' bookcase onto the bed, bouncing off the bed to race down the hall leading to our apt door that opened into the main hall of our floor. As he skidded to a halt at the door, he'd bark like a big dog warning strangers to stay out. A deep loud 'ruuf-ruuf-ruuf' that sounded just like a very big dog. Our neighbors could hear him if they were passing down the hall in front of our door or if they were waiting for the elevator, which was directly across the hall from our door. Neighbors kept asking what kind of dog i had, at first refusing to believe a cat had barked like that. It was hard to believe a regular size housecat could make such deep loud sounds. He was like a siamese in most ways, to an exaggerated degree. He was very smart, very social (with humans, with cats & dogs), hated being alone. I adopted him along with his twin sister when they were 7 weeks old & they lived together with me till her death at age 17. Inseparable since birth. He almost died within two months of her death, suddenly aged overnight. With a lot of work & support he pulled through, though the vet had thought he had 6 mo to a year left at most, but he was very depressed for almost a year. He got through the deep period of mourning & gradually enjoyed life again, but he had aged quickly due to the grief & was never the same again. He was the most emotionally dependent cat I've ever known, was more dependent than most dogs I've known. He hated being alone for even an hour or two. He & his sister were separated only once, when i had to find a new apt & meanwhile had to board my cats with a volunteer at a local rescue group. The volunteer called me after a few days to say she couldn't keep Koi Chitto any longer because he had been causing so much trouble with her dogs, two big Rottweilers, taking their place on her bed & generally demanding to be the center of attention. It turned out she had separated him from his sister. And he went bananas. She brought him back to me, even though i was renting a temporary room where cats weren't allowed, but kept his sister another week until i found an apt for us. He'd had a breakdown after he was seperated from his sister, just went berserk & started trying to dominate the two Rottweilers & be the center of attention. That was the only time he & his sister were ever apart. She was nothing like him in appearance or personality. She was very quiet, didn't even meow, made little chirping sounds instead. The only thing they had in common was the need to be together & with me-- she wasn't as dependent as he was but she also hated being alone for long. Ten days ago i adopted a snowshoe cat, who is 14 & unable to live with other cats. She was brought to our rescue shelter by her owner, who had kept her in the bathroom alone because she kept beating up the other cats in the house. A volunteer took her home, thinking she could be a companion to her 7 yr old cat. But she kept beating him up. We couldn't understand why or how she does this because she's rather small & is declawed. (We don't know when she was declawed or why--was she already very aggressive with other cats or did the declawing make her more aggressive?) But she's fine now, has adjusted very quickly. There's a strict one-cat only policy in our bldg so she'll be.okay.

[@robertmoir5695]

I like your story pinkfreud62

[@robertmoir5695]

@@janegarner6739 That s a long cat life I thought most dogs and cats don t live that long

[@donvito2682]

One of the things I love about siamese cats is that they like lots of attention

[@valvalentine473]

I have a mixed siamese and British short hair kitten. And because both have very different personality, she becomes quite “unique”. She is very playful and run over furnitures to get attention, but she also naps alooot!!!! She doesn’t really like to cuddle, she only does it at night, purring and came to your face to get pat (not even a hug). She follows me everywhere and she’s a very smart cat 💕

[@jenniferbalesteri2810]

Thank you for a great production!! I’m a registered vet tech and you are right on! I adore the lovely Siamese cat footage…eye candy!🤩😺💕

[@starlingbaez6681]

Watching this with my Siamese cat

[@jwahh.]

They're wonderful cats. 💞

[@nivyrivera]

My Siamese doesn’t bother being alone at home and he fights me when I try to hug him 😂😂😂

[@bluebearie7230]

lol. is the cat crossbreed? xD there're so many nowadays, but we still mainly call them Siamese

[@Jamie-ky7gz]

Same 😆

[@Chromdillion]

@@bluebearie7230 Probably is. I assume mine is too. But he looks like a pure Siamese, which is not something you can find with the majority of pets. So, that really doesn't mean anything to those of us who could care less about needing a 100% pure breed when it comes to our fur babies =)

[@iCortex1]

My siamese kitty Tom is spectacular shape still at 14 years old :) He's a little less active and extremely cuddly but he stills plays with me, gets the occasional catnip spray, still meows actively and LOUDLY, cleans himself and uses the litterbox properly :) hopefully he's still around for a few years.

[@carolincarlsson8270]

A tip to anyone who needs it! Put water in their dry food and a little extra even in their wet food, I do it all the time and the boy is all happy and healthy 😊 ❤️

[@joannaedwards6325]

You're right on. I hardly ever see my siamese drink from her bowls and I knew cats get sick if they don't get enough liquid. So I add some cold water into a few spoons of wet food, mix it up well and offer it as 'soup'. She loves it.

[@CommanderAustria]

They are the best. I love their look and their affection towards us. I always loved their behavior. And they are the most easiest to read. They have real advanced mimic and body gsture.

[@mafeperezt]

I’m in love with my siamese, even when he is super clingy and demanding. It’s very funny and intelligent (sometimes it seems to understand everything I say and that freaks me out a little bit). Well I can’t continue writing because he’s coming… byeee

[@dr.douggraves7352]

We have a beautiful female Siamese cat that walked into our backyard when she was just a kitten and never wanted to leave. She loves to rub her face in ours so we named her Smoochie.

[@jchow5966]

This was very helpful. Thank you!

[@felinelvr27]

Best kitty’s ever.

[@Zevanix]

I've got two Siamese kittens I adopted off the street (they're 18 weeks now!) and they're brothers, Thor and Loki. Thor is a chocolate point and is exactly what's described in the video. He is in my lap all day if he's not playing with his brother (sometime they wrestle while in my lap, lol) and he's very vocal. Loki is a lilac point and is the opposite. He's quiet, and doesn't ask for much attention. He loves me still and will rub up against my legs or follow me around, but he doesn't jump into my lap as often or cuddle. However, Loki is the troublemaker. Loki has tried to climb in my empty box of cheez its, and tore down a curtain while playing. Loki is also the one who scratches me the most, though I know it's mostly on accident.

[@carolyngetchman4437]

miss conversations with my much loved Mr Boo-Blue , he's in heaven now --

[@lisanidog8178]

I had three Siamese. Never had a kidney or bladder problem.

[@MuhammadSafdar-qe7rq]

Cats very nice 😻 and very nice colour and very happy 🐈😻👌

[@AveMaria82100]

Not all Siamese cats are talkative. I have a 1 year old Siamese male and he doesn't meow much at all. He's quite quiet and always has been.

[@tiastacy3228]

My Siamese is quiet as well

[@raykunstek1553]

As is mine

[@joannaedwards6325]

Mine seldom meeows but she does chirp/twill.

[@ramonarichardson7904]

I had a female Siamese kitty that was the same! She was the sweetest thing. Boy, I sure do miss her! 😢

[@AveMaria82100]

@@ramonarichardson7904 I'm sorry to hear that she's gone. That said, my Siamese has started becoming much more vocal since I had to move. He now wakes me up every morning and boy is he persistent! It gets rather annoying, but I still love him with all of my heart.

[@nimmannapatra6230]

Siam is the previous name of Thailand. In Thailand we call this breed of cat "Vichianmas". It is considered to be the lucky cat as maneki neko of Japan.

[@lisanidog8178]

My second Siamese had a Chihuahua sister. After I made it clear he was to not kill her like he tried being very jealous and a I had to literally tear him off my puppy’s throat at the time, they became very close. So close that when his cat sister passed he was depressed but we moved through it. They’re buried next to each other in the backyard.

[@lisanidog8178]

I had a snowshoe and two bluepoints. My last one passed 6 months before his 20th birthday. I couldn’t find any seal points. Funny thing about Siamese. I used to be terrified of cats. When I visited one of my grandfathers a Siamese kept wanting to be friends but I was terrified. So when I was 20 I volunteered at a couple kennels as a cage cleaner and feeder. I not only fell in love with cats but one of my charges was a Sealpoint named Frank whose fangs showed when he closed his mouth. He showed me how sweet he was despite his looks. A black cat and a kennel cat Persian with one eye sealed the deal. And who got me my first cat? My cat hating mom! But she loved my first cat. So did dad. Moon was a Snowshoe Siamese. But I had to give her up after five years. I had little money and she kept getting sores between her toes I couldn’t cure. I was devastated. Got cat number two a bluepoint named Taco Bell. A TV guide was bigger than him. I had him for 13 years and helped me through the passing of my fiancé. I have Taco’s ashes on my dresser. In 2000 I got my third cat, a bluepoint Siamese named Mandan-Tarzan. But he preferred to be called Manny. I had him for 19 years who passed on my lap. I have two cats now brother and sister non Siamese who are two years old. My boy is Manny2 and he’s so much like my Manny. My girl Money is a lot like my first cat, Moon. It took me a long time to get used to not being looked at with Siamese eyes. But they’re as loving as Siamese, follow me around like Siamese.

[@cynthialytle123]

I was gifted with a 9 yr. old Siamese who weighed about 25-30 lbs. It took 3 weeks to trim her down to 10 lbs. with controlled food and lazer chases. The previous owner just filled her food bowl to overflowing and let her eat without much inter action. I was leery about changing her name, but the one she had just did not fit her at all, so Hannibal became "Lovey". Now that name fits her. She waits for me to come home anytime I leave, by the front door. She sleeps beside me at night on her own blankey on the bed and she's always making sure I get up in time for work.And when she catches the ribbon on the end of a stick, she proudly walks away dragging it for about 5 feet, before turning around and dragging it back to me for more play..lol She is a real Love, hence the name Lovey. My heart has been void of joyful days much of the time until she was (dumped on) gifted to me. How blessed is my life with her around keeping me company and active. This gal is the apple of my eye, now. How could I get any more blessed...Thank you God.

[@m180reject2]

I have a Siamese hemming/polydactyl. Whatever it may be I adopted her off a friend who had a sister who had her as a kitten. I got her when she was a year old. She wasn't fed well and really skinny. With that being said my Siamese cat isn't like what the man in the video is explaining she is extremely different than most Siamese cats. She doesn't talk to much, sleeps all day, likes/dislikes my now year old short hair calico. My cat seems to like her peace and quiet and loves to sleep and eat when she wants. People say she's supposed to be talkative and expressive but it seems like cleo just adopted my traits lol. Anyone who can kinda explain why my cat seems to be different?

[@joannaedwards6325]

Sorry can't explain but my cat doesn't have most of the so-called Siamese qualities either. I'd prefer a more affectionate companion but I love her anyway. She is stubborn with a mind of her own and does just what she wants to. 😢😢

[@kimzaccour216]

I had a Manx Siamese cat MOZART LOVE OF MY LIFE 19 YEARS OLD WHEN HE PASSED, THINK OF HIM EVERY DAY, 💔LUV TO HIM MY BEST FRIEND.

[@NAVYABHAN]

I don't agree with everything you say, but I do know that my Siamese is the only cat I have ever had that would go out in the yard, wait for a Sparrow and drop him at my feet! I don't eat Sparrow, so I released him alive. Jasmine looked at me as though I were crazy and never bought me another bird in the computer room. I will get another 1 or 2 one day! They are loving and attentive to family and skittish towards stranger's. They are also jealous of any other cat you bring in, even with an introduction.

[@rimmalux3449]

Я очень люблю сиамцев, это нежные и непредсказуемые котики. К сожалению мне пришлось растатся с моим мальчиком, ему было всего лишь 2,5 года. Увеличенное сердце, толи врожденный порок, но в 7 месяцев перенес под общим наркозом кастрацию (стерилизацию ),с его сердцем это нельзя было делать,но наш ветврач думал тогда о гонораре. За 3 месяца до смерти моего хвостика, я оплачивала бешанные деньги за все обследования, дальнейшее лечение, но было уже поздно. 20 сентября он умер у меня на руках, остановка сердца. Сейчас делаю паузу, очень тяжело прощаться и хоронить почти как своего ребенка. Но когда нибудь я заведу такую же чистокровную мурлыку .

[@edwardvogel9094]

My dear, when you are ready, you will make another cat happy. That you went through all that out of love for your new friend, tells me you will find a new Siamese cat friend of many, many years.

[@markpicente3948]

I'm so sorry for your loss.. I have a pure black cat that always has a seimese cat in the litter.. this time we where blessed with two of them.. how do black cat's have messies? Again sorry for your loss..

[@MrMalvolio29]

I would like to see a video on the suitability of Birman cats for people with a very quiet, calm, relaxed household, and for being intuitive and affectionate enough to offer comfort to owners who suffer from chronic illnesses, but who have the resources to be certain the cat would receive appropriate care.

[@marynexer4748]

Ah,my precious aristocat!

[@myalt1204]

i was at a house party 3 summers ago and the house owner had a siamese street cat... it followed us when we walked around in the street and even came returned to the house with us... maybe it was just cause i was drunk but i thought it was the coolest cat in the world

[@alhorn2664]

All you need to know is that they are Siamese cats and they WILL do as they PLEASE!

[@anonimochenta4439]

Interesting. I had adopted a stray Siamese cat that had none of those traits. Hated to be held, slept all day, was lazy didnt care to engage in any sort of game or plar other that chase you or try to make you fall the stairs. Wasnt very loving, only allowed to be pet for like 15-20 mins at 6pm exaclty like a swiss clock. He was messy always putting himself on danger, trying to eat swallow wires, poop outside of his litter, was picky with his cat food and liked certain raw foods, like meat and fish only certain parts of the fish....i ended up puttinf him for adoption

[@bluebearie7230]

I had 3 as siblings (their mom had more than 1 mate lol) 1st born (i mean, he came out a little earlier) was a classic Siamese. came out almost purebred and he developed health issues later. 2nd born was a Seal Siamese - He was the most muscular of the bunch and was very active. the last one was a mix, I wouldn't really call her a Siamese - her front socks were white, while the back were still brown. All very intelligent, lovely and loyal. (the little sis wasn't very cuddly tho, she got very little of Siamese genes) Siamese got the best of both worlds. they're even more affectionate than most dogs. never leave them alone Also, if you don't live alone, don't be jealous because they tend to bound deeply with 1 person. someone in the house is likely to be ignored sometimes, as they just cuddle with their "chosen one" every one of my cats chose different person of the house so we didn't really have that issue tho lol

[@joeberthjose1352]

What are the Good foods that help of may Siamese cat? I just want to buying a food that's full of nutrients for my siamese cat 😌 Whta kind of foods? Thanks sir. Keep safe 😊

[@ballistic350]

I agree that do not get one saimese ..if you must get a pair ..so they won't demand attention and be depressed if you gotta leave for week or so..

[@edwardvogel9094]

It's also a lot easier when you lose one.

[@violetflower4120]

Im here just to find out how to stop my kitten from biting my fingers.It hurt.

[@abiblabla]

same here

[@mikearneson1714]

Give them food lol

[@jchow5966]

I had a siamese named MIMI. ☮️💟☮️💟☮️💟☮️💟☮️💟

[@lisanidog8178]

My three Siamese I had as successors mostly slept. They weren’t interested in toys or playing when they became adults. They liked to sleep and be on my lap. All cats have the same nutritional needs. I have two non Siamese now and they need the same nutrition as my previous three Siamese. But not all Siamese are balls of energy. Mine weren’t. Once they became adults a good warm lap was all they wanted.

[@animalsplanet8352]

Hi there, you guys should also check out my video about Top 10 misconceptions about cats or your guide on 10 tips before cats move in. You will find in my videos :)

[@lisanidog8178]

When my Siamese had something to say they said it. When they didn’t they didn’t waste meows.

[@robertmoir5695]

Siamese cats sound like one of a kind cats Not like most cats I like Siamese cats too

[@lisanidog8178]

Provide a water bowl filled each day and changed each morning. All cats need water. My two even like to drink ice water out of my cup and lick the ice. Share and share alike.

[@RedStone576]

fair enough

[@iamwithhim1649]

Do they shed a lot?

[@torresjuven4929]

No

[@eunicedelgadoo]

Will Siamese cats be okay alone with other dogs ?

[@kellyjohns6612]

" ... they seem to need more love and affection than most dogs we've ever met...." PUR-FECT statement. ** the Siamese, in my opinion, is the German Shepherd of the cat world **

[@tonyr.254]

Hell no, my adopted seal point siamese lives under my bed and doesn’t let me pet him. Been 3 months since I took him in

[@GabeVega-k1o]

my giant apple head bully boy likes to nip me everyday and attack his benevolent brother Balimese often ,,,,he will only be a lap cat at the end of the day after he chases birds all day in the garden.....if I didnt have a garden to let him run amok, i wouldn't be able to Handel his hyperactivity,,,,he demands your full attention or else nip

[@404SCUM]

my siamese just sits in corner and doesnt say a word shes a little stuck up too

[@dooyoufamily]

I have two Siamese cats, and they are for sure attention grabbers They will walk on my face from night to early morning and my allergies kick in every night 😅

[@dzapiwa]

What you need to know before owning... You will be assimilated. Resistance is futile. 🐈‍⬛

[@JhunDumsTVXj]

i own siamese cat.

[@Jokerman5474]

I got a kitten with me and I she's crossed eyed

[@Sam_Azimi]

Do poodles work?

[@edwardvogel9094]

I believe poodles are classified as working dogs. They were used for hunting small prey once.

[@lisanidog8178]

Where’s any Bluepoint Siamese! I owned two. Not at the same time.

[@joannaedwards6325]

Dear Animals Planet Most of what you said DOES NOT HAVE ANYTHING TO DO with my Siamese. I suspect your source of Siamese cat information was from copying other cat info videos. Nice try Buddy but Karma will catch up to you. Ha!

[@CaTNiP_00]

I don’t wanna be mean but there’s another video abt Siamese cats in which the woman says EXACTLY the same words as you did in yours... I double checked it

[@SuperPirate100]

He misses rule no.1 you don't own a cat , it's the other way round .

[@venerdinarsames9702]

That's weird, my Siamese don't give a fuck about me 😔

[@fatimashahzad9635]

I just bought Siamese and found that this cat is too noisy wants a lot of attention..he is very friendly but I think so he didn't like me much...

[@GG-yy4yx]

My Siamese does not like being held or cuddled.

[@azshooter348]

There are cats ... and then there are Siamese

[@indianprincess1979]

I agree, mine is so different than my other DSH and DLH

[@eoachan9304]

Please learn the difference between a breed and a species, they are NOT the same. All cats belong to the same species, but there are many breeds :)

[@CyberserveATX]

the Siamese is not for normal people as as they are not normal cats

[@andyprem]

I have a little devil. hes awesome other than for this new marking habit that he ha acquired. All my bags have cat pee and anything his lil bum can reach. sigh

[@DJaratz]

Siamese is a BREED…not a species.

[@MrUltraworld]

I have owned Siamese Cats for 40yrs, I heard a lot of bullshit on this video. Except one, Adopt in pairs.

[@Meezermagic]

Be warned. Siamese are addictive and one is never enough.

[@adventureswithdavedave]

You clearly demonstrated you have no clue what your talking about when you tried to identify different cats breeds as "species". It's absolutely ridiculous that KZbin allows uneducated people to make content and also allow them to be monitized while punishing creators who actually have an ounce of education who try to display a controversial opinion

[@keythdanielsen9315]

What a fun guy you are. I'll bet you have lots of friends!

[@germanshepherd13]

Get off your high horse! Pompous A!

[@joefabulous6989]

Theres always one

[@jaya.0069]

Calm down Karen, everything will be OK!

[@elsotanodechaz]

Flagging this comment as hate speech because of how much of a dumb dumb you are.

[@RodneyRotten]

IamssevrentAnglieSessieITheeBOSS

[@Myllkka]

This video is really silly and misleading

[@jetsgardner5490]

I will never like/subscribe/notify any video/channel that asks for it before I've even seen it. This means you care more about ad revenue and click counts than your content. Especially one as inaccurate is this one is. Automatic thumbs down

[@codedlAnguage]

🤒