Who needs Steak-umms or Erotica Manila Episode 3Moon Pie Twitter when you can have eight-foot-tall big yellow bird Twitter?
On Wednesday morning, Big Bird decided to contribute his own "thank u, next" meme.
Folks, it was good.
The meme, which has been trending for weeks, came out of Ariana Grande's latest hit, "thank u, next."
Big Bird came in hard:
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If this doesn't make you "LOL" or even "L" internally, you need to open up your heart. Sesame Street has an exceptional social media presence. I enjoin you to abandon your hardened Twitter ways and embrace Cookie Monster social.
SEE ALSO: 'The Late Show with Stephen Colbert' imagined some truly messed up Big Bird auditionsEven Twitter responded positively to this one:
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This isn't the first time Big Bird has achieved social media fame. Someone please give this dangerously tall bird a James Beard award:
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What we all want nest: more Big Bird.
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