Fluffy Cat With Stunning Gold Eyes Walks Like He's The Hottest On The Block

Some cats are cute; some cats are goofy; and some cats really know how to strut their feline stuff, like this big fluffy yellow kitty with stunning gold eyes who walks like he knows he's the hottest ticket in town. You're really going to want to check him out!

The Instagram video shows the eye-catching cat strutting down the street almost in slow motion, with an adorably serious look on his face as he walks right up to the camera as if he knows we can't take our eyes off him. There's no doubt he's a looker, turning heads all around the neighborhood when he's out and about. "Oh lawd he comin," reads the caption about the performative puss named Barong. "The real cat walk btw🔥🙌," someone ran to the comments section to say, as another just referred to him as the "Cat king 👑😈." Indeed. All hail the king, we say!

While most people may think of cats as mainly having green eyes, gold, yellow, and orange eyes are actually the most common eye colors in cats, with a large majority having them. Green eyes — which are often shown when depicting cats in pictures or paintings — are much more rare. The least common eye color for kitties is blue, followed by the ultra-rare odd-colored or mixed colored eyes (like one blue and one green).

So, while they still look stunning, gold-colored eyes in cats are actually quite common. Any type of cat can have them, but they are most frequently found and associated with breeds like the American shorthair, Bengal, and Maine coon. (See: this rare Bengal-Maine coon mix showing off its golden eyes.) It all comes down to the iris having a certain concentration of melanin, or pigment-producing cells. So, the next time you draw or paint a cat, make sure to color the eyes gold instead of green if you want them to blend in!

Can't get enough of pretty kitties? Check out these wholesome cat photos to continue boosting your mood, or some cat pictures that are guaranteed to make you laugh!