Cat videos are often the perfect way to uplift one’s mood almost immediately. In case you are looking for such a video, then this clip shared on Reddit will do the trick. This clip involving two cats is an absolute delight to watch. There is a possibility that you will end up watching the video over and over again.
The image shows a cat coming out of a box. (Reddit./@Comfortable_Voice982)
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“Hey! What are you doing here!?” reads the caption shared along with the video. The clip opens to show a few people sitting around a box. One of them slowly opens the lids and a cat comes out. What is hilarious to watch is how another cat standing beside the box reacts.
Take a look at the video:
The post, since being shared a day ago, has gathered more than 6,700 upvotes and the numbers are only increasing. The share has also accumulated various comments from people.
“‘Aww, you brought me a box! Uhhh, who is that in my new box? Wait...’,” joked a Twitter user. “It was like revelation of the year for the black cat! LOL,” posted another. “If this was my cat, the new kitten would immediately get a slap and then a hiss,” expressed a third.
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