Ohio Influencer’s Cockatoo Goes Viral for Asking to Watch ‘Hamilton’ After Apology
OHIO — A TikTok influencer from Ohio has captured hearts nationwide after sharing a video of her cockatoo apologizing for biting her, only to quickly bargain for a chance to watch Hamilton.
TikTok Channel Brings Laughter to Thousands
Robin Taylor, who runs the TikTok account @furbythebirb, has built a following of nearly 400,000 fans thanks to the antics of her cockatoo, Furby. Taylor, who lives with a chronic neurological disorder called Cauda Equina syndrome, often credits her feathered companion for helping her through difficult times.
Despite the comfort he brings, Furby is known for his mischievous behavior. His latest viral moment came on September 16, when he appeared in a video apologizing for biting Taylor’s finger.
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Furby’s Apology Quickly Turns Into a Request
In the clip, Furby can be heard saying, “I’m sorry to bite. Did I do that? I want to watch Hamilton.” Taylor corrects him, explaining that biting is wrong. When she reassures him that he’s still a good boy, the bird immediately pleads again to watch his favorite stage production.
“I’ll show you I’m sorry,” Furby insists, prompting Taylor to set a rule: no more Hamilton until he makes it through a full day without biting.
Furby’s defeated response — “Oh shoot” — had viewers laughing, with many commenting that he deserved a pass just this once.
Viewers Fall in Love With the Pair
The video quickly spread across TikTok, with fans praising the heartwarming bond between Taylor and her bird. One viewer wrote, “Why does this video make me so happy?” while another joked about giving Furby immediate access to the Broadway show.
For Taylor, the attention highlights how her cockatoo has not only become a companion but also an online sensation spreading joy far beyond Ohio.
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