Oh Long Johnson
| Other name(s) | "Oh Long Johnson" |
|---|---|
| Species | Cat |
| Known for | Growling to another cat in "human-like gibberish". |
| Owner | Unknown |
| Appearance | Black & white |
| Named after | Growling the phrase "oh long Johnson" |
Oh Long Johnson is a viral video of an unnamed black and white cat growling in a manner that sounds like "human-like gibberish",[1] including the phrase "oh Long Johnson".[2][3]
Screening history
The video first appeared on television on America's Funniest Home Videos in 1998. In 2006 it was posted to YouTube,[1] and by 2012, videos of the cat had been viewed 6.5 million times.[4]
In 2012, the video was featured on a South Park episode titled "Faith Hilling".
Video
In the clip, the cat is growling in reaction to the presence of another cat. Strangely, it sounds like human gibberish.
Imitations
The original video has been widely imitated,[5] with remixes and merchandise. The video has also found recognition in non-English-speaking countries.[2][6]
See also
References
- ^ a b The New Zealand Herald, Monday May 30, 2016 Top 5 classic cat videos
- ^ a b Techinsight.jp 2015年05月01日 15:45 【海外発！Breaking News】喋って歌うネコ。呂律の回らないオジサンみたいな動画が大人気。 by Joy横手
- ^ Bustle, Aug 25 2015 6 Animals Who Appear To Speak English And What They're Trying To Tell Us By Suzannah Weiss
- ^ Tyden.cz, 15.05.2012 Podívejte se, VIDEO: Mluvící kočka dobývá svět. Zahrála si i v South Parku
- ^ TV Guide, Mar 30, 2012 Matt's TV Week in Review by Matt Roush
- ^ Apollo, Piektdiena, 2016. gada 10. jūnijs 10:39 Konkurss! Laimē vērtīgas dāvanas sev un savam mīlulim!
External links
- Discussed at Paw-Talk
- The Oh Long Johnson Song by Raguhmuffins
- Oh Long Johnson-original song by Talking Cat and Blueboy5000 by Thomas Kelly
- Long John Song by Cay
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