Screaming Bird (Two Panels) Meme Template

A seagull tilts its head back, then erupts into a red, blurry shout. Put a quiet lead-in in the first panel and the words you cannot resist yelling in the second.

The pause makes the outburst feel louder. The first panel prepares the reader; the distorted second panel turns an ordinary statement into an announcement at full volume.

It works for excitement, exasperation, and suddenly remembering something important. The contrast in delivery matters more than the length of the shout.

The footage was uploaded to YouTube by Dimaniztlt on July 12, 2012. It shows a seagull moving its head backward and forward in a way that viewers compared to laughing. [1]

On September 3, 2017, Twitter user @dioyasu posted two-panel edits, including one with a red, distorted second frame. A vertical version reached Reddit two days later. Further September posts paired the bird with shouted phrases, references, and song lyrics. [1]

Use the first caption for the breath, opening word, or quiet thought. Finish with a short, emphatic line in the lower panel.

The red effect already supplies the intensity. You can use capitals for the shout without filling every available space with text.

The quiet lead-in

Above the bird in the first panel.

The loud response

Across the lower part of the red panel.

• Start quietly in the upper panel.
• Put the outburst in the lower panel.
• Leave the open beak visible.
• A short shout is easier to read than a full paragraph.