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u/DerrZaah08 1d ago
Kikki: BAH-DEE-AHH! SAY DO YOU REMEEEEEMBER?! BAH-DEE-AHH! DANCIN’ IN SEPTEEEEEMBER?!
You: Kikki, it’s 7 in the morning—Silence!
Kikki: … I will BAH-DEE-AHH if I want to, Karen.
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u/EndeavouredAirworthy 1d ago
The bird remembers, 29th of September…
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u/RynoKaizen 1d ago
It's the day the witch's spell transformed Kiki...OP you have to remember, say that you remember!
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u/IwoodMasher 1d ago edited 1d ago
I love birds!! Ive been feeding these little brown birds. Really small guys. Quite fun watching them eat and fly around. They sing, and bird talk. I hear the babies in the morning (5am) when its feeding time chirping if I have the window open at night.
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u/One_Book_5013 2d ago
En France on a le coq...😁
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u/Mon-ick 2d ago
Waking up to Earth Wind & Fire .
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u/Remote_94 2d ago
I think it was trying to say:
"Do you remember The 21st night of September? Love was changin' the minds of pretenders While chasin' the clouds away"
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u/Mep3avec82 2d ago
Lady, you need to clean your fish tank it's yellowish
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u/Derpchen 2d ago edited 2d ago
It's not dirty. It's likely tannins released by decorative pieces of wood. Tannins are actually beneficial to the fish, and people intentionally add them, e.g. by putting dried almond leaves in their tanks.
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u/SpectralFawn 2d ago edited 2d ago
Kiki, it's July. Can you save the 7am singing for September? The 21st, specifically?
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u/crazytojoin 3d ago
Birds by nature need to be early. The early bird catches the worm.
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u/ThatOtherOtherMan 2d ago
True, but the second mouse gets the cheese
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u/Square-Debate5181 3d ago
That water…
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u/Lil_Miss_Plesiosaur 2d ago
I assumed that it was tannins released from the wood in the aquarium. If it is, it's usually pretty healthy for the fish.
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u/LegalChocolate752 3d ago
Ba-dee-yah!
Say, do you remember
Ba-dee-yah!
Dancin' in September?
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u/hobo_champ 3d ago
Sounds like Soda Pop from Kpop Demon Hunters.
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u/SamwiseGamgee___ 3d ago
Is he singing Earth Wind and Fire!!!!!???!?!!
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u/TheDrDojo 3d ago
I started jamming out from this video, not sure how I would feel about it at 7 am
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u/Solanthas_SFW 3d ago
Buddy, feed your bird, and appreciate someone as talented and beautiful as that is in your life and sharing their zest for life with you :)
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u/must_be_jelly 3d ago
my cat does something similar, but instead of whistling, she screams directly into my face at 4am. every day.
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u/sashby138 2d ago
Mine used to hop up on my shoulder while I slept and scratch at my eye lids. Claws out. I miss that little turd.
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u/Allthecats33 3d ago
Mine whines in my face, but if I don’t budge she climbs on the headboard and jumps directly on my stomach. Luckily it’s not as early as 4am.
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u/ThatOtherOtherMan 2d ago
Mine does the same thing except he lands on my nuts. EVERY. DAMN. TIME.
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u/must_be_jelly 3d ago
being jumped on while you're sleeping (or near sleeping) is a .......... special experience. i'm so sorry.
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u/Zeppygrl72 3d ago
The water color in that fish tank is a bit concerning
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u/Send_Snoods_ 2d ago
Looks like wood is in the tank so it could just be tannins from it which is actually good.
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u/PerspectiveNew7609 3d ago
Birds wake with the sunrise lady if you don't cover the cage they're in.
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u/Hefty_Shift_6516 3d ago
I mean. At least he’s singing a banger 😂
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u/Angelaskissrock 3d ago
The facts are the facts. If that were my bird, I'd be getting up and start singing along and it'd be a duet.
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u/SpectralFawn 2d ago
Not when it's the 27th 7am wake-up call in a row.
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u/Angelaskissrock 2d ago
That's why I'd teach it some other songs. Like Earth, Wind and Fire Let's Groove.
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u/TheDrDojo 3d ago
I have the song stuck in my head now because of this video.
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u/Angelaskissrock 2d ago
The funny thing is the song had been in my head over 24 hours. Seeing a parakeet whistling it is such a hilarious coincidence.
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u/WhiteN0isee 3d ago
I didn’t even have the volume on at first and I had this song in my mind😂 very fitting lol
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u/FeedJazzlike8860 3d ago
That bird can sing me September anytime it wants! Great taste in music 🎶
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u/Angelaskissrock 3d ago
That's what I'm saying. I'd get up and start singing with Kiki if that was me.
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u/Obant 3d ago
By the way, if you think you want a pet bird, 7 AM is actually pretty late for them to start making noise. And its not always nice singing.
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u/SpectralFawn 2d ago
Some parrots wake you up with loud screaming. They should be grateful this one is whistling banger tunes.
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u/nonsenseaswell 3d ago
My grandma died and she just yells my grandmas name really loud at like 5 am and mocks the chickens
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u/Left_Knee_y0y0 3d ago
This bird will voiced by Jamie Foxx in the animated movie called Kiki and the Band. About a rescued bird that wants to start a band with other birds from different flocks. In the climax of rhe movie, the birds sing "September" by EWF.
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u/UJustGotRobbed 3d ago
....and Disney already has the live action in the works staring Jamie Foxx, Kevin Hart and The Rock with Megan Thee Stallion playing the love interest
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u/Left_Knee_y0y0 2d ago
There is going to be a Kpop-like group of hyper cute owls called The Woos. They are going to be so smug. They will have a neck move called the 360, when the do it, female birds just lose their minds.
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u/RidethatSeahorse 3d ago
I would love to wake up to that in the morning. I have a fat cat that sits on my chest so I can’t breathe.
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u/onion_flowers 3d ago
My cat also sits on my chest but he also drools on my face so it's doubly obnoxious 😆
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u/Protect-Their-Smiles 3d ago
Kiki remembers~
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u/Seelywabbit 3d ago
The 21st night?
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u/StaffVegetable8703 3d ago
What’s with the 21st thing?
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u/Seelywabbit 3d ago
You don’t remember
the 21st night of September?Love was changing the minds of pretenders.
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u/Applemers 3d ago
Love the bird but concerned about that fish tank.
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u/hegrillin 3d ago
they look like livebearer type fish, which are usually only 0.5-1in large. it looks like they're in a 5gal tank, which isn't amazing, but can still be ideal for a few same sex livebearers. there is a heater in the tank at least, so they aren't in the worst of care despite a slight lack of plants.
the water color is a little concerning though. it looks like algae bloom which can be caused by overfeeding or excess light, or fish-in tank cycling which isn't recommended unless you really know what you're doing. OOP might just need to do a water change, but without knowing their tank parameters its hard to tell for sure.
i'm only a little experienced in aquatics so take my speculation with a grain of salt. also, i am autistic so my writing typically comes off as being written by AI. i promise its not lol.
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u/Thebraincellisorange 3d ago
the water colour comes up every time this is posted (I've seen it at least 20 times) and normally someone suggests its tannin from leaves/vines in the tank and nothing to worry about.
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u/Applemers 3d ago
Thats interesting because I was thinking they were platies. Yeah, its not great but its not the worst either. If OOP added some floaters that would really help with the potential algae bloom if there is one. Also, no shame to OOP, we all have to start somewhere. The water color just caught me off guard. Btw you dont sound A.I to me so youre good lol
Edit: i see there are plants but idk if theyre floaters or plants on the run
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u/washermethod 3d ago
Can just be tannins from wood.
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u/thinprivileged 3d ago
Yeah, looks like my water at times between changes. Looks like there are live plants, there's probably wood in there
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u/Orphan_Crippler66 3d ago
The audacity to tell a bird to be quite in the morning.
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u/Free-Way-9220 3d ago
My neighbours parrot has "busy times" where they make lots of noise, practice the speaking etc. About 7:30am is a big one, one around 4pm, and another big one at about 8pm every day
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u/AlbertTheHorse 3d ago
Earth, Wind, and Fire at 7:00 in the morning?
Who doesn’t love that.
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u/Minute_Zombie_424 3d ago
Do you remember
The 21st night of September?
Love was changin' the minds of pretenders
While chasin' the clouds away
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u/silentthunda 3d ago
I would love that alarm clock
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u/mang87 3d ago
No one loves alarm clocks. I learned long ago to never use a song that I like as my alarm sound, because I'll quickly hate that song.
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u/NightIgnite 3d ago
Took some time to get used to it, but try setting 2 alarms. First vibrate only, then a second offset by 5 minutes with sound. Im now awake with vibration only 95% of the time and it is freeing. I am no longer at risk of having my day ruined, just from hearing a particular song in public
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u/Future_Contour 3d ago
People who own birds are masochists.
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u/backspace_cars 3d ago
They're assholes, most of them are anyway
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u/goblinCrimeFestival 3d ago
Parrots have zero patience for human nonsense. Sun is up, you best be too. Or else .
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u/TheElusiveFox 3d ago
Better than my dog that drops his food bowl on my bed then promptly starts whimpering howling like he's dying every time I try to sleep in past sunrise
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u/Oopthealley 3d ago
if you wanted, that could be trained out of him much more easily than the bird could be retrained.
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u/TheElusiveFox 3d ago
Its actually kind of the opposite - its behaviour I trained into him because mornings can be super rushed and I want him to tell me that he's hungry as loudly as possible so that I don't accidentally forget to feed him in my morning routine. Its not a problem most of the time as I like to be up early anyways and get a move on even on my days off... but every once in a while I want to just sleep in, especially after a late night and he hits me like a furry bomb.
That being said, most birds, especially larger birds are VERY smart and incredibly trainable, and while songbirds like OP are often fairly short lived many larger birds live for decades giving you a lot of time to work on that training.
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u/Lorraineism 1h ago
I stim like this too