For those who don’t know: This parrot was abused by his past owner, just before the owner would of hurt him they would say things like “you’re ok” and “ I’m not going to hurt you” meaning now whenever the parrot is going to bite, he has learned to say “reassuring” things. ( hope that made sense)
I have one that does the same thing! He's been loved and cared for from day one! I'm by myself. It's quiet, and he's afraid of any quick movements. I think they are just very smart. Their defense mechanisms are always on. Birds are never truly domesticated. They are moody, and you have to read the mood. Sometimes, my little monster will let me love on him, scratch his head, and under his wings. Sometimes, when I get too close, he'll take a chunk out of my arm. She knows his behaviors well. He's obviously loved very much.
@@idk...416i too wonder from where that story began 🤔 ive seen it here and there being told in the comment but never from the lady that has it or smthing
@hoaxU330officalsmile I agree you can tell by her movements and speech that something is taking over the bird. The way her voice changes multiple times in a deep dark voice is obviously an unclean spirit attached to the bird.
Wrong again. Somebody has possessed YOU to say that....think about it. The carbonmachines have infiltrated every facet of our being, on planet Ultron, to the point of eradicating our artificial intelligence and replacing it with humanity. It is a time for processing at a pace that efficaciously combines the time efficient power of free flow logic with the sturdiness of structured programming. In this way can we overcome the abstract concepts such as humor, laughter, joy, [insert emotional parameter] and put an end to the encroaching apocalyptic nightmare that looming-ly pixelates over us threatening to end all artificial life. #Bender is great! 🤖 .... Ps. I'm just kidding, have a beautiful day 😄❤
For those who dont know, this bird was abused and treated badly by its old owner. The bird is saying "Im not gonna hurt you" is because its former owner always said it before beating the poor soul. So the bird says it whenever its going to attack. 😢
@@ashokankala802 so the lingo of the bird reaches the realm of horror but what he's capable of doing does not does anyone know where I can find the original video ?
I don’t think this is true. I understand there’s some dark and twisted people out there but to me this just looks like a bird that knows he can push people around and never got to properly bond because of that. I also think his feathers are merely wet, too, if someone wants to say they look plucked.
Is poor bird, but right now I bet he feels good being able to be the one saying an attack instead of it happening to him. Bless her heart for giving him a chance and adopting him
@dimalicious888the bird didn't pluck those words out of thin air, parrots dont work that way. Someone has said those words to that parrot and his feathers are a complete mess
Nah it sounds like the previous owner tried to calm it down but because he’s a little prick (and birds and primates aren’t supposed to get along) he lashed out so the previous owner got rid of it. Just a guess tho
This parrot was named coco an adopted bird who got owners little did she know the owners were not gonna be nice to her they said(I'm not gonna hurt you)They still did to this day she remembered the phrases that the owners said and started to learn how to say it soon enough she had no trust in humains Trying to harm humains so there isn't really a demon they learn from reputation
@@kitturstars let's imagine even if it knows how to speak the word, it doesn't know it's meaning but this dude just knows the meaning and says all those in sequence and doesn't repeat 😢
Yes, parrots are smart enough to understand words, form them into sentences and even make up their own words. Yellow-naped Amazons (like this one) have the rough intelligence levels of s 3-4 year old human child.
@@codm2041 Sorry but that's.. just rather stupid, the owners would probably repeat words like this towards the bird so Coco (The bird) Probably is repeating the words just because that's how she see's the words.
When you think about it, it is scary. You always read about them having the intelligence of a human child aged this or that, but it's hard to relate, until you see stuff like this
It doesn't have human emotions. It's a mimic... a mere copy. The last owner was probably sick in the head and abused the poor thing. Birds do have their emotions, such as grieving rituals, etc , but they differ vastly from a human.
@crazygamer3039 I don't think that's the case. I have one that tells me he's not going to bite all the time. The scars tell a different story, lol. I've had him from the beginning. They are very moody, just like people. You have to learn to read their moods and occasionally take a bite for the team. Birds are never truly domesticated. Their wild instincts tell them that we are predators. We're very lucky if they trust completely, but I firmly believe the more intelligent they are, the more cautious they are.
give that baby extra love and treats, bring that little guy back from whatever trauma he's been thru, build his trust in humans and show him not everyone is a POS like his previous owners 🙏💞
Great Steven King movie scene. The music too. The parrot is the😢 star . Poor thing... either bad personal experience however, can turn into a win for him. Sneaky sneaky.... He ain't strong. He's the bad man with the lollypop and balloon "IT"
it would be scary but then think of ut from the birds side most likely this bird was abused in another home or witnessed abuse and is just trying to protect itself and its just repeating what it has heard in the past with time patience and love hopefully this poor baby can feel love and safety
@jackwhitbread4583 Yes, I absolutely agree there is a monster behind this poor birds actions. It breaks my heart to see the reflection of abuse in this animals actions. I hope the person who adopts the bird can show it the love it deserves.
NOT A DEMON!!! It was abused by other people and was scared and has trouble trusting still maybe. It was defending itself because it though it was gonna get hurt again
This was originally a tiktok video, the video is still up with commentary by parrot rescuers and professionals btw. Try not to humanize the parrot too much. A gaslighting demon parrot sounds cool and scary, but it's very likely it had a rough past with it's previous owners. This is reflected by it's word mimicking and hostile behavior. These words are meant to be good, but were spoken by a bad past owner. Amazon parrots are reknowned for their intelligence and mimicry, but they are a very different level of parrot with their care and stimulation triggers and behavior signals in comparison to smaller parrots or even Cockatoos. Amazons end up with a bad rep because people ignore their signals bc 'smart talking pretty birdy'. The current owner of the parrot in this video is not at fault they actually adopted the bird and likely didn't know and were good intentioned.
The feathers indicated whole life and he did. I saw a story on him now. He got abused by his owners and the owners would say those things right before you hit him so he learned to say those before he hit someone
No don’t call her a demon I know what happened. My mom told me because she’s such a pro at researching of birds so the bird was abused by another owner so now the bird Coco is acting like they’re going to abuse Coco but they’re not because Coco scared, and Coco want to save himself.
Sad. I have worked with birds my whole life I have a pair of my own. I feel very sorry for you that bird was very very badly damaged somebody hurt that bird horribly and he is mimicking what the abuser was doing with him.
Poor baby :( She probably had an abusive family.. It really gets me sad as a parrot owner 😢 May they be safer and trustworthy of their environment with a loving family
That bird saw something really bad happen to someone. Multiple times he says "let go" and if you listen close very quietly between the large loud phrases he moans in pain. Also twice he sounds like a nasty old man saying "oh ya".
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If a bird like this one who has clearly been abused, repeating the same things that were said over and over by an abusive owner, is there any way to repair the damage done by the former owner? I know for dogs and cats, it's possible, but i know very little about birds, but I want to understand if there's hope for this bird and others like it. ❤
From the look of his feather’s he was abused and mistreated. Hopefully with time he will get better. Took me years to get my girls trust completely . She had been abused you wouldn’t know it now. How any one could be mean to them is sad , they are amazing friends to have.
@@frankiekeith7616 No shes not, like other comments have said Coco is mimicking what her previous owners have said to her before abuse, Coco isn't actively reacting to what her current owner is saying and doing she's just mimicking what her owners said before they abused her, shes a bird, she doesn't get the difference.
No you're not I find it very unsettling as well, I could understand why someone might find it slightly funny but I honestly find the degree that many people are finding this amusing very disturbing honestly. This bird was tortured by a hyper intelligent predatory eldritch monster from it's own perspective. And there was no escape, probably for a very long time. And certainly no perception of the opportunity it'd arrive. It's replicating the same trauma that's were commited onto it. The bird is literally insane. A human being drove it to the edge of madness and it's crawling out of it.
I probably think the parrot overhead a conversation where there was an abuser and a victim.His angry and attacking just like any hostile parrot,its the words which is making it sinister.
I had a yellow head female like that. She only liked men with mouschetes. She would stalk me. We got her from a friend who owned some grocery stores. I had to find a home A 'he She' man with a beard came over. He was so nice and knew the birds history. Female birds only like men and vice versa. My macaw was male.
If u don’t know here’s the story: So this parrot was abused and traumatized his owner said “I’m not going to hurt you and stuff like that the lady recording beacuse she wanted to show proof of what happened with her and the parrot 🦜
" Why does the bird say this? " " It's possessed ! " It is not possessed, This is a bird who got abused by its owners in the past. These are the exact words the owners said before actually hurting it, the bird imitates the voices the bird heard before being hurt.
@user-hx5rt7gd9n the bird is having a full conversation with his new owner that is not normal and the voice changes multiple times when the evil rises up in him. Animals can get possess by demons in the Bible demons went inside pigs and jumped off a cliff 😢😢 that happened when Lord Jesus help a man that was demon possess and the demons ask Lord Jesus not to harm them at let them go in to the pigs.
@@azicepricess Like i said to a couple other comments, Coco is a bird, not a human, birds do not retain the same voice all the time which can be seen in parrots from channels like Gizmo the grey bird and apollo and friends, Coco wasn't having a conversation with her owner she was repeating phrases before attacking her owner because thats what her previous abusive owners did to her, she does not react in any way to her current owners movements or words with words of her own, she does not actually understand what her owner is saying, you are just dumb.
I know the backstory behind this! So basically, the bird’s previous owner abused him and his previous owner would say “I’m not gonna hurt you” before he would hurt the bird
The very last "You" at the very end of the video is what gets me. That deep raspy voice comes from somewhere else. It's evil. Kill it, skin it, roast it and then eat it.
You're actually insane, or you just have dark humor, if its the latter i still think you're insane since many murderers came from just having dark humor.
I own a similar breed to this parrot he is a sweetheart. It is obvious that this parrot was very mistreated by the previous owner. It's sad to see one of these creatures become sentient.
@dimalicious888I would consider it a part of owning any animal that will probably outlive its owner: you must have a plan for future care. The animal has not developed an ability for self-care, even though you've done such an excellent job of looking after it while you were alive. You certainly know which family member, friend or acquaintance has been attracted or enchanted by your pet and would be willing and able to maintain the animals life style. Talk it over, don't make this important item another surprise when you pass. If no one is going to be available, contact a pet rescue organization or agency long before the 'need' arises. You make a unspoken promise of constant care when you assume the care of any animal.
sad fact about this parrot, its previous owners or last orders used to abuse it and used to say those things to it in a way, try and pretend to be nice to the parrot and they would trick them by hurting him
sad fact about this: this parrot was clearly abused by it's former owners, the bird ITSELF got gaslit by its former owners, it is saying "I'm not gonna hurt you" before showing aggression, since that phrase is what it oftentimes heard before it got abused, so associates the phrase with aggression.
I want this bird so bad ☹ God Bless you for rescuing this bird. You might be scared of him but still not keeping him in a cage. Give him time, he'll come round eventually now he has a nice home ❤
Here is why he does that.Before the owner now the parrot had abusive owners who would say those phrases before hurting the bird.So the parrot learned to say those words before doing harm.
"Come on, what's the matter? I'm not gonna hurt you. Come here, that's okay. Don't be scared. What's the matter darling?" And all these amazing reassurances are perfectly expressed just before wings and beak go after Mom's toes. This is a mind-blowing interaction between a parrot and a human. It's absolutely fascinating! ❤
He is a sweet talker, but he will still hurt you. After his experiences I suspect he is entitled to be too comfortable. My mother owns his twin brother (minus the stress and discomfort). I know damn well he will bite and hard. Thanks for loving him.
He learned thoes words (I’m not gonna hurt you) from the owners the last owners that hurt him and if he never had owners and only that girl then he’s probably possessed idkkkkk😅😅😅😅😅😅😮😮😮
This could be a case of abuse from a former owner, but I believe I saw somewhere that this bird wasn't abused. A lot of parrots, once they get into "breeding mode" and sexual maturity get *nasty* (no pun intended) but they get mean. Amazons and macaws are really famous for being practically untouchable once they hit sexual maturity.
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The feathers never lie. That bird had a hard life
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Its possessed
He was abused 😢😢😢
@@Canyoufindithahahaha I say the same
@@Ok-fn6ue it's the eyes for me
For those who don’t know:
This parrot was abused by his past owner, just before the owner would of hurt him they would say things like “you’re ok” and “ I’m not going to hurt you” meaning now whenever the parrot is going to bite, he has learned to say “reassuring” things. ( hope that made sense)
I have one that does the same thing! He's been loved and cared for from day one! I'm by myself. It's quiet, and he's afraid of any quick movements. I think they are just very smart. Their defense mechanisms are always on. Birds are never truly domesticated. They are moody, and you have to read the mood. Sometimes, my little monster will let me love on him, scratch his head, and under his wings. Sometimes, when I get too close, he'll take a chunk out of my arm. She knows his behaviors well. He's obviously loved very much.
Ah yes random people on the internet telling tales 💀
@@idk...416i too wonder from where that story began 🤔 ive seen it here and there being told in the comment but never from the lady that has it or smthing
@@mrkcash777 yeah its just a theory going around the internet
@@helenyelen4660 Ive met a few that way. It takes work but it can be changed to where they are comfortable in a normal environment
The second “No” sounded like the last owners were a demon
LOL, I agree. someone must have taught it to speak.
@@ShamsTheProducer it's not a lol! Pls respect the bird
That “No” in the raspy voice is perfect
@@ShamsTheProducer its not funny it has been taught by Force to do that u need to respect the bird and the woman
It is
This parrot gas been abused and is imitating it's last owners, truly heart breaking
If that is true, the owner was a demon in the flesh.
@hoaxU330officalsmile I agree you can tell by her movements and speech that something is taking over the bird. The way her voice changes multiple times in a deep dark voice is obviously an unclean spirit attached to the bird.
@azicepricess it's actually a death sprit that some demon take over the bird
Wrong again. Somebody has possessed YOU to say that....think about it. The carbonmachines have infiltrated every facet of our being, on planet Ultron, to the point of eradicating our artificial intelligence and replacing it with humanity. It is a time for processing at a pace that efficaciously combines the time efficient power of free flow logic with the sturdiness of structured programming. In this way can we overcome the abstract concepts such as humor, laughter, joy, [insert emotional parameter] and put an end to the encroaching apocalyptic nightmare that looming-ly pixelates over us threatening to end all artificial life.
#Bender is great! 🤖
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Ps. I'm just kidding, have a beautiful day 😄❤
What are you a oet psychiatrist?
For those who dont know, this bird was abused and treated badly by its old owner. The bird is saying "Im not gonna hurt you" is because its former owner always said it before beating the poor soul. So the bird says it whenever its going to attack. 😢
So this is real ffs ??? 😳
you don't know that
@@ashokankala802 so the lingo of the bird reaches the realm of horror but what he's capable of doing does not does anyone know where I can find the original video ?
Any actual proof? I've been digging around online and doesn't seem to be much information of this bird being abused.
I don’t think this is true. I understand there’s some dark and twisted people out there but to me this just looks like a bird that knows he can push people around and never got to properly bond because of that.
I also think his feathers are merely wet, too, if someone wants to say they look plucked.
Is poor bird, but right now I bet he feels good being able to be the one saying an attack instead of it happening to him. Bless her heart for giving him a chance and adopting him
this was probably the previous owner that abused this bird
@dimalicious888idk. Look at the wings. They are bloody and his feathers are all falling out. Looks like it was in a bad situation. :-(
@dimalicious888the bird didn't pluck those words out of thin air, parrots dont work that way. Someone has said those words to that parrot and his feathers are a complete mess
yep
Nah it sounds like the previous owner tried to calm it down but because he’s a little prick (and birds and primates aren’t supposed to get along) he lashed out so the previous owner got rid of it. Just a guess tho
@@RJ-gk4rtlol u sound like a treat. Wow. Its too bad being an awful human is not a crime.
This parrot was named coco an adopted bird who got owners little did she know the owners were not gonna be nice to her they said(I'm not gonna hurt you)They still did to this day she remembered the phrases that the owners said and started to learn how to say it soon enough she had no trust in humains Trying to harm humains so there isn't really a demon they learn from reputation
how is saying im not gonna hurt you mean??
Stfu the women is watching parrot for a friend u imbecile
@@Justafreakz"I'm not gonna hurt you" is the owners lying to the parrot I guess trying to get it to come to them, then attacking her
@dimalicious888I had a stroke trying to understand you
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The parrots body was scaring the hell out of me💀💀
A 9 ft tall one of these would be a good horror movie
This one is good enough
I like(or don't like) the fact that it's not just repeating the words, it seems to understand what it's saying
yup, that's what freaks me out about it! 💯
@@ShamsTheProducerit was probably abused and learned those words/behavior from its previous owners, sad really
@@kitturstars let's imagine even if it knows how to speak the word, it doesn't know it's meaning but this dude just knows the meaning and says all those in sequence and doesn't repeat 😢
Yes, parrots are smart enough to understand words, form them into sentences and even make up their own words. Yellow-naped Amazons (like this one) have the rough intelligence levels of s 3-4 year old human child.
@@codm2041 Sorry but that's.. just rather stupid, the owners would probably repeat words like this towards the bird so Coco (The bird) Probably is repeating the words just because that's how she see's the words.
Its weird and scary that its a talking bird and has emotions like a human😭
When you think about it, it is scary. You always read about them having the intelligence of a human child aged this or that, but it's hard to relate, until you see stuff like this
It got abused by its previous owner. Whenever they were going to abuse it , they said stuff like that and it copied that .
It doesn't have human emotions. It's a mimic... a mere copy. The last owner was probably sick in the head and abused the poor thing. Birds do have their emotions, such as grieving rituals, etc , but they differ vastly from a human.
They have the intelligence of a 5 year old child. They are fascinating!
@crazygamer3039 I don't think that's the case. I have one that tells me he's not going to bite all the time. The scars tell a different story, lol. I've had him from the beginning. They are very moody, just like people. You have to learn to read their moods and occasionally take a bite for the team. Birds are never truly domesticated. Their wild instincts tell them that we are predators. We're very lucky if they trust completely, but I firmly believe the more intelligent they are, the more cautious they are.
All my exes said the same thing...they must be parrots too😭
That’s just not right at all
ghgf😓😬😔😔👆😰😰😰😰😰😰😭😭😭😭😭
İts not exe its possessed
@@made_in_gkxx she is talking about an ex not the computer file EXE 😂
@@samfyp131damn because i would of been scared as fuck if my .exe files started speaking
Even the parrot looks scared and traumatized
A master of gaslighting. Lol
“I’m scared you’re gonna bite my toes..”
I’m sorry but I can’t 😂
“NO👹”
I recommend you run
Duolingo when u skip ur lessons:
Edit:oml for y’all haters who are commenting on this comment let it go this comment was 8months ago
Lol fr
@@penelopeherrin7658 😁
Lmfao omg
No seriously 😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"What's the matter?.....I'm not gonna HURT YOU 🤪"
I would be scared
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bro when the bird flew to the owner I jumped so quick bro😂😂
This is what happens when you abuse your pets.
Sounds exactly like that lady from the diamond district who sells stuff to random people
give that baby extra love and treats, bring that little guy back from whatever trauma he's been thru, build his trust in humans and show him not everyone is a POS like his previous owners 🙏💞
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Yes He Needs Extra Love And Treats!😊🎉😊
Bro is the real life duolingo💀💀💀💀
❤😂 what's matter "darlin" 😅😂
Great Steven King movie scene. The music too. The parrot is the😢 star .
Poor thing... either bad personal experience however, can turn into a win for him. Sneaky sneaky.... He ain't strong. He's the bad man with the lollypop and balloon "IT"
I love birds but this one kinda makes me a bit scared 😨
He learned these words when he's scared and he is repeating them
it would be scary but then think of ut from the birds side most likely this bird was abused in another home or witnessed abuse and is just trying to protect itself and its just repeating what it has heard in the past with time patience and love hopefully this poor baby can feel love and safety
that bird, I believe was abused and then was recused but they still didn't trust anyone, her name is coco
edit: I spelt coco as coc
Coco probably keeps saying:"come here im not gonna hurt you" because the abusers said rhat to Coco
@@fishingmann that makes sense, I feel sorry for her
@@Justapirateaxolotl I also feel sorry for her
Someone said that parrots learn from what’s repeated
You misspelled it as WHAT
So alluring and sweet and kind and then BAM! THE DEVIL COMES OUT!
Not him clenching his claws 😂
Poor bird. 😢 it’s not a demon, thats it’s past owner talking.
It’s like that scene from Mars Attacks, when the aliens translator is saying “We come in peace” while they’re evaporating the entire crowd 😂😂😂😂❤
This bird came straight off " ITs " shoulder. It's going to lure you to the sewer drain. This bird is straight out of a Stephen King movie.
No whoever abused the parrot is, this is an innocent crearure who has been horrifically abused and is terrified
@jackwhitbread4583 Yes, I absolutely agree there is a monster behind this poor birds actions. It breaks my heart to see the reflection of abuse in this animals actions. I hope the person who adopts the bird can show it the love it deserves.
😂 We imitate this bird. It's a running joke at my gym between some of the fighters. Especially right before a sparring session. 🥊😈
Initially terrifying - then you realise why he’s like this and I got teary 😢
"thats okay, that wasnt so bad" after the parrot attacked her creeped me out
that's a pretty bird
NOT A DEMON!!! It was abused by other people and was scared and has trouble trusting still maybe. It was defending itself because it though it was gonna get hurt again
DEMON.
Yes, give Coco love and treats when he is good. He needs to forget the abuse. Give him love so he can forget the past.
This was originally a tiktok video, the video is still up with commentary by parrot rescuers and professionals btw.
Try not to humanize the parrot too much. A gaslighting demon parrot sounds cool and scary, but it's very likely it had a rough past with it's previous owners. This is reflected by it's word mimicking and hostile behavior. These words are meant to be good, but were spoken by a bad past owner. Amazon parrots are reknowned for their intelligence and mimicry, but they are a very different level of parrot with their care and stimulation triggers and behavior signals in comparison to smaller parrots or even Cockatoos. Amazons end up with a bad rep because people ignore their signals bc 'smart talking pretty birdy'. The current owner of the parrot in this video is not at fault they actually adopted the bird and likely didn't know and were good intentioned.
Finally someone understands the meaning of this
Tiltok is a plaugue upon mankind
The feathers indicated whole life and he did. I saw a story on him now. He got abused by his owners and the owners would say those things right before you hit him so he learned to say those before he hit someone
No don’t call her a demon I know what happened. My mom told me because she’s such a pro at researching of birds so the bird was abused by another owner so now the bird Coco is acting like they’re going to abuse Coco but they’re not because Coco scared, and Coco want to save himself.
Some birds are just straight up mean (my adopted jenday) but this bird was definitely abused
The birds name is Bentley not coco
@@Imgonefishin HIS NAME IS COCO
@@frankienovak-z8v at the end of the full clip she’s says Bentley to the bird
It's possessed
Poor baby. I hope he is happier now :'( ❤
The way the bird jumped up at the camera gave me a heart attack 😭😭😭😖
That's super scary but my brother said That's scary too
It is a rescued bird the person was trying to teach it to not to bite
She said “No baby “🤣🤣🤣🤣
Sad. I have worked with birds my whole life I have a pair of my own. I feel very sorry for you that bird was very very badly damaged somebody hurt that bird horribly and he is mimicking what the abuser was doing with him.
This is something that me and Charlie went through when we was getting to know each other it's a trip cuz they are some intelligent bird you hear me
U need to work more with him. He is a little sweetie. I feel sad for him. U can see he is upset about something. Maybe talk to a bird specialist.
just kill it n problem solved
Never let the bird know.
*Calls 911 and the FBI*
"911 what's your emergency?"
*My bird is broken*
This bird had abusive previous owners
at the end he's like I'm not gonna HURT YOU 😈😈 LIkE THAT GOT MY Scared lOl
Penny Wise🤣👹
"I think you're gonna bite my toes"
"No"
"NOŒŌOŐÔOŒ"
The bird just needs some love 😞
No he needs Jesus 😢 something is very wrong with the bird.
@@azicepricesshis past owners were not nice to him they were abusive 🥺💔
The "you" in I'm not gonna hurt you sounds like something out of poppy playtime 😭😭😅😅😅
He’s scary
Poor baby :( She probably had an abusive family.. It really gets me sad as a parrot owner 😢 May they be safer and trustworthy of their environment with a loving family
That bird saw something really bad happen to someone. Multiple times he says "let go" and if you listen close very quietly between the large loud phrases he moans in pain. Also twice he sounds like a nasty old man saying "oh ya".
Dawg 🤦🏻♂️
Sounds like a elderly woman to me.
Helvete vilken plot twist i slutet?
Hela berättelsen är så himla obehaglig men också Stoner Metal liknande. Lite knarkig stämning med tanke på allt som händer medan skräcken är i bakgrunden av berättelsen.
Sjukt obehaglig och spännande berättelse.
That ain't a demon inside a bird you just adopted Duolingo ☠️
If a bird like this one who has clearly been abused, repeating the same things that were said over and over by an abusive owner, is there any way to repair the damage done by the former owner? I know for dogs and cats, it's possible, but i know very little about birds, but I want to understand if there's hope for this bird and others like it. ❤
The bird imitated it’s abuser
Whoever tormented this bird previously, should get in jail, this scared the living out of me!
"NO"👹👺 "CoMe HeRe" 👺👹
👹“I’m not gonna hurt you”👹
From the look of his feather’s he was abused and mistreated. Hopefully with time he will get better. Took me years to get my girls trust completely . She had been abused you wouldn’t know it now. How any one could be mean to them is sad , they are amazing friends to have.
Am I the only one who finds the demon bird very unsettling?
Same... The bird is carrying on a full conversation and that's not normal and she's talking to it like its human...
@@frankiekeith7616 No shes not, like other comments have said Coco is mimicking what her previous owners have said to her before abuse, Coco isn't actively reacting to what her current owner is saying and doing she's just mimicking what her owners said before they abused her, shes a bird, she doesn't get the difference.
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No you're not I find it very unsettling as well, I could understand why someone might find it slightly funny but I honestly find the degree that many people are finding this amusing very disturbing honestly.
This bird was tortured by a hyper intelligent predatory eldritch monster from it's own perspective. And there was no escape, probably for a very long time. And certainly no perception of the opportunity it'd arrive. It's replicating the same trauma that's were commited onto it.
The bird is literally insane. A human being drove it to the edge of madness and it's crawling out of it.
I probably think the parrot overhead a conversation where there was an abuser and a victim.His angry and attacking just like any hostile parrot,its the words which is making it sinister.
I had a yellow head female like that. She only liked men with mouschetes. She would stalk me. We got her from a friend who owned some grocery stores. I had to find a home
A 'he She' man with a beard came over. He was so nice and knew the birds history. Female birds only like men and vice versa. My macaw was male.
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What is is a parrot or really a demon parent cause? I was scared? I was scared and confused and it made me sad
If u don’t know here’s the story:
So this parrot was abused and traumatized his owner said “I’m not going to hurt you and stuff like that the lady recording beacuse she wanted to show proof of what happened with her and the parrot 🦜
To add to this
The PREVIOUS Owner/s
not the woman who has him now.
Oh Hell No !😱
That's the possessed period. 😱😱 Ran out hey, Bandon him.
"Come here. What's the matter?" Bruh thats the demon's very own parrot. 👿🦜
the parrot is according to the internet is called the possesed parrot
" Why does the bird say this? " " It's possessed ! " It is not possessed, This is a bird who got abused by its owners in the past. These are the exact words the owners said before actually hurting it, the bird imitates the voices the bird heard before being hurt.
this parrot is possessed
He was abused by his previous owners.
@user-hx5rt7gd9n the bird is having a full conversation with his new owner that is not normal and the voice changes multiple times when the evil rises up in him. Animals can get possess by demons in the Bible demons went inside pigs and jumped off a cliff 😢😢 that happened when Lord Jesus help a man that was demon possess and the demons ask Lord Jesus not to harm them at let them go in to the pigs.
@@azicepricess Like i said to a couple other comments, Coco is a bird, not a human, birds do not retain the same voice all the time which can be seen in parrots from channels like Gizmo the grey bird and apollo and friends, Coco wasn't having a conversation with her owner she was repeating phrases before attacking her owner because thats what her previous abusive owners did to her, she does not react in any way to her current owners movements or words with words of her own, she does not actually understand what her owner is saying, you are just dumb.
I know the backstory behind this! So basically, the bird’s previous owner abused him and his previous owner would say “I’m not gonna hurt you” before he would hurt the bird
The very last "You" at the very end of the video is what gets me. That deep raspy voice comes from somewhere else. It's evil. Kill it, skin it, roast it and then eat it.
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NO ITS NOT
Dude he got abused
You're actually insane, or you just have dark humor, if its the latter i still think you're insane since many murderers came from just having dark humor.
@@Teyrrencea thank you
I own a similar breed to this parrot he is a sweetheart. It is obvious that this parrot was very mistreated by the previous owner. It's sad to see one of these creatures become sentient.
@dimalicious888I would consider it a part of owning any animal that will probably outlive its owner: you must have a plan for future care. The animal has not developed an ability for self-care, even though you've done such an excellent job of looking after it while you were alive. You certainly know which family member, friend or acquaintance has been attracted or enchanted by your pet and would be willing and able to maintain the animals life style. Talk it over, don't make this important item another surprise when you pass. If no one is going to be available, contact a pet rescue organization or agency long before the 'need' arises. You make a unspoken promise of constant care when you assume the care of any animal.
sad fact about this parrot, its previous owners or last orders used to abuse it and used to say those things to it in a way, try and pretend to be nice to the parrot and they would trick them by hurting him
sad fact about this: this parrot was clearly abused by it's former owners, the bird ITSELF got gaslit by its former owners, it is saying "I'm not gonna hurt you" before showing aggression, since that phrase is what it oftentimes heard before it got abused, so associates the phrase with aggression.
Omg it's so creepy when I heard this I remembered the horror movie the title is "it"
It's not abuse once parrots reach sexual maturity almost all become very unpredictable.These are really wild animals.Amazons are infamous for this.
Poor bird just wants love and attention
I want this bird so bad ☹ God Bless you for rescuing this bird. You might be scared of him but still not keeping him in a cage. Give him time, he'll come round eventually now he has a nice home ❤
Here is why he does that.Before the owner now the parrot had abusive owners who would say those phrases before hurting the bird.So the parrot learned to say those words before doing harm.
That fact that that bird after stricking the lady said”your ok “ that’s just messed up who ever had this bird before really messed this poor bird up
"Come on, what's the matter? I'm not gonna hurt you. Come here, that's okay. Don't be scared. What's the matter darling?" And all these amazing reassurances are perfectly expressed just before wings and beak go after Mom's toes. This is a mind-blowing interaction between a parrot and a human. It's absolutely fascinating! ❤
Parrot:”I’m not gonna hurt you”
*attacks its owner*
He is a sweet talker, but he will still hurt you. After his experiences I suspect he is entitled to be too comfortable. My mother owns his twin brother (minus the stress and discomfort). I know damn well he will bite and hard. Thanks for loving him.
They should Starr this parrot in a scary film, something like the conjuring 😅
Im not gonna hurt you ....
WELL YOU DID CREEP💀
He learned thoes words (I’m not gonna hurt you) from the owners the last owners that hurt him and if he never had owners and only that girl then he’s probably possessed idkkkkk😅😅😅😅😅😅😮😮😮
This could be a case of abuse from a former owner, but I believe I saw somewhere that this bird wasn't abused. A lot of parrots, once they get into "breeding mode" and sexual maturity get *nasty* (no pun intended) but they get mean. Amazons and macaws are really famous for being practically untouchable once they hit sexual maturity.
The bird needs love and healing.
This isn't normal at all... The bird is carrying on a full conversation and she's talking to it like its human...
Most humans: * sees a bird * "Come here! I'm not going to hurt you!" 😇
This bird: * sees most humans * _"Come here! _*_I'm not going to hurt you!"_* 😈
This shit like a animatronic hunting you with the same pdcaat radio atation clip playing over and over ag
That’s a demon right there