People are obsessed with watching this rat drag a slice of pizza down the stairs
As any New Yorker will tell you, rats are often par for the course when riding the subway and they're usually met with disdain.
But now, one rat caught on video dragging around a slice of pizza has captured the hearts of the internet.
Early Monday, comedian Matt Little uploaded an adorable video of a rat dragging a piece of pizza through a subway station in New York City, Gawker reports. YouTube only records a few hundred views on the video so far, but people are tweeting about "pizza rat" nonstop.
Here's a look at "pizza rat," bravely making his way down the steps of an L train station, while dragging a cheese topped slice along with him.
Pizza Rat is the only thing getting me through today
- Jourdan Mitchell (@GingerJourdie) September 21, 2015
- Matt Goias (@Matt_Goias) September 21, 2015
Pizza rat is hero we need, deserve. https://t.co/vyHXOiUBl9
- Kelsey L. Hayes (@kelseylh) September 21, 2015
Pizza rat is taking the media by storm. The video has already been picked up by Mashable, Gothamist, and other news outlets.
Some on Twitter just wanted let pizza rat do their thing.
JFC, CAN A PIZZA RAT JUST LIVE???
I just napped for an hour and before I had never heard of Pizza Rat. I wake up and it's already a meme. The Internet is strange.
- Brady W. Gerber (@BradyWGerber) September 21, 2015
Perhaps comedian Julie Klausner said it best.
"We are all pizza rat," the "Difficult People" actress tweeted.
We are all pizza rat
- Julie Klausner (@julieklausner) September 21, 2015
Watch the whole pizza rat video here or below.
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