Meet Grumpy Cat’s Successor: Upsetty Betty

A cat is being dubbed ‘Upsetty Betty’ and has gone viral for her hilarious facial expression. Many are calling her the “successor” to the famous Grumpy Cat.

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Betty the cat went viral after her picture was shared on Reddit by user u/Caioly on the r/aww forum. The photo was accompanied by a caption that read,

“Betty is upsetty. Mommy does not adhere to Betty’s bedtime. Betty hates waiting.”

The picture shows the adorable six-year-old cat from Nuremberg, Germany. People were quick to the comments to comment on her hilarious facial expression.

“That is a look of pure murderous rage,” one user said.

People were quick to point out her resemblance to Grumpy Cat, who went viral years ago.

“Finally, a successor to Grumpy Cat: Upsetty Betty,” one user commented.

Upsetty Betty’s human told Newsweek, “Betty looks grumpy most of the time. She has feline dwarfism and other genetic specialties that make her face look grumpy.”

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