In May 2021, a chattering lory belonging to former Capcom sound designer Hideaki Utsumi named “Gumi” became an Internet meme, with Utsumi's YouTube channel gaining over 200,000 subscribers by August.

Gumi (born: March 18, 2012 [age 12]), a chattering lory (Lorius garrulus) responsible for the "wuewuewuewue" meme that grew Hideaki's channel

这只红色鹦鹉叫Gumi，是IG上@hideaki_utsumi养的一只吸蜜鹦鹉（Chattering lory），最近因为它发出魔性笑声紧接着凝视镜头的片段爆红网络并成为了一个meme. Memes是一种流行文化，沙雕是一种生活态度。 【新梗速递】wuewuewue 来自红鸟的死亡凝视共计2条视频，包括：红鸟梗、绿幕素材等，UP主更多精彩视频，请关注UP账号。

In 2021, a video recorded and uploaded to Instagram of Gumi, a pet chattering lory owned by Utsumi, became popular on the Internet, forming the basis of an Internet meme. Within weeks of the video being published, Utsumi's YouTube channel would surpass 200,000 subscribers and accrue over 10 million channel views.

In May 2021, a chattering lory belonging to former Capcom sound designer Hideaki Utsumi named "Gumi" became an Internet meme, with Utsumi's YouTube channel g...

In May 2021, a chattering lory named "Gumi" and belonging to former Capcom sound designer Hideaki Utsumi became an Internet meme, with Utsumi's YouTube channel gaining over 200,000 subscribers by August.

2012年3月18日 · Gumi is one of the 5 parrots owned by Hideaki Utsumi, the parrot is known for the meme where he laughs and then stares at the camera, the laughing described as "Wuewuewue". He is represented by the "🍅" emoji in the titles of Hideaki Utsumi's youtube videos.

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2022年12月17日 · The colorful Chattering Lory sounds exactly like Henry make fun of Israel Keyes laugh. The colorful Chattering Lory is the most popular type of lory. They are named chattering lory because they generally chatter all day long. They are becoming loud in the morning for a short time after sunrise and during the evening before lights are turned off.

In May 2021, a chattering lory named “Gumi” became an Internet meme. The bird belongs to former Capcom sound designer Hideaki Utsumi, and Utsumi’s YouTube channel gained over 200,000 subscribers by August. There’s definitely something to the cuteness of round animals – they just look so huggable!