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Oo this is very American. I believe tweety is not well known outside the US. :pepechill:
I asked chatGPT if this is true :kannasip:

Yes, Tweety from Looney Tunes is well known outside the U.S. The character has been a global icon for decades, thanks to the widespread popularity of Warner Bros. cartoons. Tweety’s cute appearance, high-pitched voice, and catchphrases like "I tawt I taw a puddy tat!" have made it especially beloved.

Here’s why Tweety has international recognition:
  • Global TV Broadcasts – Looney Tunes has been aired in many countries for decades, often dubbed or subtitled in local languages.
  • Merchandising – Tweety appears on toys, clothes, stationery, and accessories worldwide. Many countries, especially in Europe, Latin America, and Asia, have embraced Tweety as a pop culture figure.
  • Cuteness Factor – The round head, big eyes, and bright yellow color appeal to audiences of all ages, making Tweety especially popular among children and even fashion brands.
  • Cultural References – The character has appeared in international advertising campaigns, local pop culture references, and even collaborations with designers.
Tweety might not be as universally recognizable as Mickey Mouse or Hello Kitty, but it still has a strong fanbase worldwide, especially in places where Looney Tunes cartoons were historically popular.
 
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I asked chatGPT if this is true :kannasip:

Yes, Tweety from Looney Tunes is well known outside the U.S. The character has been a global icon for decades, thanks to the widespread popularity of Warner Bros. cartoons. Tweety’s cute appearance, high-pitched voice, and catchphrases like "I tawt I taw a puddy tat!" have made it especially beloved.

Here’s why Tweety has international recognition:
  • Global TV Broadcasts – Looney Tunes has been aired in many countries for decades, often dubbed or subtitled in local languages.
  • Merchandising – Tweety appears on toys, clothes, stationery, and accessories worldwide. Many countries, especially in Europe, Latin America, and Asia, have embraced Tweety as a pop culture figure.
  • Cuteness Factor – The round head, big eyes, and bright yellow color appeal to audiences of all ages, making Tweety especially popular among children and even fashion brands.
  • Cultural References – The character has appeared in international advertising campaigns, local pop culture references, and even collaborations with designers.
Tweety might not be as universally recognizable as Mickey Mouse or Hello Kitty, but it still has a strong fanbase worldwide, especially in places where Looney Tunes cartoons were historically popular.
Oo...I see..I so rarely see them with idols but chatgpt has to be right :pepechill:
 
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