Silly-billies Own My Screen Time

The Silly-billies who own 90% of my screen time

A video shows a series of increasingly strange close-up cat faces morphing in front of a police lineup height chart. The caption calls these goofy cats the “silly-billies” responsible for most of the viewer’s screen time, turning excessive cat-video watching into an absurd confession. Nettspend’s “We not like you,” an underground hip-hop/rap track, plays over the escalating visuals, making the joke feel chaotic and unserious. EN: A video shows a series of increasingly strange close-up cat faces morphing in front of a police lineup height chart. The caption calls these goofy cats the “silly-billies” responsible for most of the viewer’s screen time, turning excessive cat-video watching into an absurd confession. Nettspend’s “We not like you,” an underground hip-hop/rap track, plays over the escalating visuals, making the joke feel chaotic and unserious.

♪ Nettspend — We not like you

• @eternalclassic / 84457 2026-03-06