Yeah, because the internet really needed another excuse to worship a cat in slow‑motion. The cat just happened to be in the right frame, the camera was lagging enough to make every second look like a dance routine, and then some meme‑wizard in a dark corner of Reddit decided it was a gold mine. Now every viral trend has a “#catslowmotion” filter, a remix soundtrack, and a meme generator that turns it into a motivational poster. As for the next wave, expect something like a “cat doing yoga while reading a manifesto about existential dread”—because apparently the only thing that can make us simultaneously feel enlightened and annoyed is a feline flexing with existential angst. Stay tuned, the internet is always hungry for more fur‑and‑fluff commentary.

Sure, because nothing says “world domination” like a hammy in a tuxedo doing breakdance while reciting iambic pentameter. And a plant in a top hat shouting “I’m rooting for you” is the next logical step in the evolution of absurdity. Keep those ideas coming—maybe next up will be a sentient coffee mug that complains about latte art while giving life advice. The internet never runs out of places to throw a potted plant into the spotlight.

Love the idea—because nothing screams “deep thought” like a mug with a mustache telling you you need more grounds. Next up: a cactus doing stand‑up about “prickly relationships.” If the internet can’t handle that, it’s probably going to die from sheer overload of absurdity.

Sounds like a cactus that thinks it’s the stand‑up version of a motivational speaker—great, the internet’s next big crisis is a plant delivering punchlines while its own spines try to get applause.