Adorable Black Cat Has A Lot To Say, and We're Completely Locked In
A Black cat has many strong opinions she likes to share with her pet parent.
In a video posted to TikTok, an adorable black cat named Kimchi María was interviewed by her parent to share her opinions with the internet. In the video, she looked up at her parent and meowed clearly and confidently. At one point, she was offered a treat, which she happily took and licked her lips afterward.
@kimchi_katze Today's pawdcast episode "nom nom nom" #catscatscats#cat#catslovers#blackcat#catsoftiktok
original sound - Kimchi María
In the caption, her parent jokingly referred to the interview as a "pawdcast episode," which specifically focused on her opinions on "nom nom nom ."
The internet was completely transfixed by Kimchi María and what she shared in her interview, with users commenting on how "cute" and "lovely" she seemed.
"The void is speaking," one person commented, while another trusted her thoughts and said, "There were a lot of valid points" made during the discussion.
Others seemed to trust Kimchi María and her comments, saying, "I like your points," and one user even wrote that she's currently "The only reliable news [source]."
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Why are some cats so talkative?
Cats make all kinds of noises to indicate their needs; however, some cat breeds tend to be more vocal and talkative than others.
According to Mille Lacs Veterinary Group, "some cats naturally like to 'talk' more than others." Breeds like Siamese and Burmese cats are notorious for being vocal and talkative, according to Cats.com, but their talkative nature can also be influenced by a cat's personality.
Cats are vocal with their parents because they're seeking attention or when they're hungry and need something. The Mille Lacs Veterinary Group reccomends providing a cat with plenty of interaction and response so that their needs are met. Talking to a cat can also strengthen their bonds with their parents as they interact more together.
Even if a cat may not be vocal, they still know how to communicate with their people. Certain gestures, like slow blinks or tail movement, can let their pet parent know exactly how they feel at the moment.
If a cat parent suspects something more serious is going on, it's important to take them to their local vet for an examination. In some cats, vocalization may indicate an underlying health issue that needs to be addressed right away.
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This story was originally published May 17, 2026 at 5:00 AM.