'Mean Kitty' Taking over YouTube

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'Mean Kitty' Taking over YouTube

John Eagan

Story Created: Jun 10, 2008 at 1:38 PM EST

Story Updated: Jun 10, 2008 at 1:45 PM EST

It's just another one of those YouTube phenomenons.

This time the star of the show is a cat named 'Sparta' who has been dubbed 'Mean Kitty' by his owner, a guy who calls himself Cory a.k.a. Mr. Safety, who has his own production company out in California.

And the series has sparked a huge amount of interest in the web community, especially among pet owners, and is now a series of videos featuring 'Sparta'.

Watch the original, 'Mean Kitty Song' right here:

 

Monday, Aug 4 at 8:23 PM m.childs consho.,pa. wrote ...

mean littie kitty seems pretty normal to me.wuzup spartat!?

Monday, Jun 23 at 10:39 PM subrina wolczak coventry ri wrote ...

i saw this video just after in came out lol i loved it thats so cool that its famous now. this guy is so funny this is the best out of his videos spartat is so cute.

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