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Paired with SOLThe Banana Cat is a popular internet meme featuring a cat with a photoshopped, sad, crying face wearing a banana peel costume. It is often paired with a "happy" counterpart (known as the "Happy Cat") and used in a variety of short, viral videos on platforms like TikTok and YouTube. Key Elements of the Meme The Image: The central image is of a domestic cat wearing a yellow banana costume, with its face edited to look distressed or tearful. The "Happy Happy Happy" Sound: One of the most common associations is with a cheerful, looping sound effect that repeats the phrase "Happy Happy Happy". This sound is often used when the "Happy Cat" character is shown, creating a contrast with the "crying" version of the Banana Cat. Viral Videos/Short Animations: The meme gained widespread popularity through a series of short, episodic animations or video edits that feature the Banana Cat experiencing various "struggles" or simple scenarios, often culminating in the "crying" sound effect. The contrast between the sad visual and the silly premise or sound effects is a key part of its humor. Simplicity and Relatability: The meme's appeal lies in its straightforward, absurd humor and the universal relatability of the "crying cat" expression, which taps into a common style of internet self-expression. The meme has grown to include various merchandise (like plush toys) and has even been used in political campaign ads in Canada due to its viral reach.