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This bright and bouncy music video features a musical excerpt from "Cat Clips #164 -- Tipi's Torch Song." In the song, Tipi (the tabby) tells her suiters Boots (the orange cat) and Tuck (the Bengal cat) that she is looking for a new love interest. She is assisted by The TempTreytions, a group consisting of Trey (the black cat) and several of his clones--a byproduct of Tuck's newly acquired magic. As Tipi spreads herself all over the bathtub rim, looking like a lounge singer perched atop a piano, she sings her sultry song "You Got What I Want." It's a finger snapping musical celebration of Tipi's independence from the other male cats. During the sweet & sassy song, the various clones of Trey begin magically evaporating into thin air until Tipi is finally left on her own again. So join Tipi and the other talking cats for a fun and festive song that you're sure want to sing along to.

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About Cat Clips
 
Created by Michael Latshaw, this episode is part of the humorous "Cat Clips" web series, which features the ongoing adventures of a group of talking cats in the New Jersey suburbs. The cats are avid fans of pop culture and fill their days discussing the latest celebrity gossip, political mishaps and topical entertainment related subject matter. They also engage in plenty of mystery and intrigue, as they continually try to scheme and outmaneuver each other, most often with comical results. Part sitcom, part soap opera, CAT CLIPS is the longest running feline continuous storyline series on YouTube.
 
Meet the Talking Cats of CAT CLIPS:
 
Honey (aka Chase), an orange and white long-haired domestic, is the oldest female of the group, and loves to eat chocolate and other sweet treats. Often referred to as "Big Mama," the Mother of the clan is not afraid to give her opinion on almost anything—whether you ask for it or not. (Later in the series, it's discovered that Honey is actually a diabetic and so she must reluctantly give up her pension for popsicles and pastries in favor of daily insulin shots.)
 
Trey is an all-black short-haired domestic cat who often looks at life through a cynical pair of eyes. Though he teases Honey relentlessly, he also feels a deep affection for her, and it soon becomes apparent that his tough exterior is mostly for show.
 
Tipi arrives in Episode #36 to become the youngest female feline of the group. She is an extremely ambitious cat with only one thing on her mind—to become a huge mega-star.  She loves to sing, dance and act, and uses every opportunity to promote herself and her desire to become a leading actress. A spin-off series called "Dear Tipi" was developed to help facilitate her desire for global recognition.
 
Tuck is a Bengal cat and the offspring of one of Honey's British relatives. He arrives in Episode #44 just in time for Valentine's Day. Though Tuck instantly bonds with Honey and Tipi, Trey doesn't trust him and is quite reluctant to allow the foreigner into the fold. But eventually, Tuck wins over the older male cat with his positive energy and upbeat personality. Soon after, Tuck falls madly in love with Tipi, who rejects his advances in favor of her career ambitions.
 
Boots is the newest member of the cast, arriving in Episode #105, and actually appears as a ghost in the series. Although his back story is still somewhat vague, we do know that when he was living, he was owned by the great and powerful Wizard of Wit. This not only gives him an interesting perspective on things, but also access to various types of magical powers. After Honey passes away in Episode #135 and then returns in Episode #143 as a ghost, Boots confesses the truth about his true identity, and reveals himself as a real cat.