Internet is amused after Cat Singing “Alone” Cat Song Video Goes Viral

You must be acquainted with the cat song if you love cats. ‘Sometimes I’m Alone,’ a cat song, has taken over as the new fan favorite. What distinguishes this song from others is the usage of a genuine cat’s “meows” throughout the song. In fact, the song is now trending on Instagram because fans of the furry vocalist, George Rufus, can’t get enough of her heartfelt singing.

In spite of all of this, it seems that other cats can really comprehend it, so if you thought that this was just a song with a cat as the lead singer, think again! A video that was just posted on Instagram made it abundantly evident that the cat song was taking over the “cat world.”

A cat can be seen singing along to the cat song in the video posted by the Instagram user ‘catszick’. “Cat music is real y’all,” the user captioned the image, expressing shock at the “cat song fever.”

The video, which is now being widely shared on social media, has a furry vocalist pushing its vocal range. The greatest part is that the singing is taking place while the well-known cat song, which has taken over social media since the composer put it on Instagram and YouTube, is playing in the background. The cat seems to be searching for the other singer as well since it believes that cat is nearby.

Naturally, the video received a ton of response since the 4-legged singer instantly won over viewers. The popularity of the cat song among actual cats shocked everyone, as many internet users commented.

One commenter speculated that there may be an underground cat music business. Another user made the observation that it “sounds like the cat is actually trying to repeat sounds and intonations (especially when human was singing)”. “OMG so adorable!” Kitty is attempting to move in time with the music. What if we all thought this was sweet, but what they’re really saying to each other sounds like a hostile takeover? Would it be funny? A third viewer gave a funny perspective on the situation: “And we are actually spreading the word for them.”