Cat Nails “Paging Dr. Beat” TikTok Fashion Trend With A Bit Of Spice

A tuxedo cat who recently took on the “Paging Dr. Beat” challenge quickly went viral for his adorable attempt. While most people show off their amazing outfits, the cat added a little spice to the fashion trend. In the video, he showed off his impressive bow tie collection, starting the TikTok post by showing off his massive collection.

Watch a TikTok video of an elegant cat showing off his bow tie collection

In his latest post, TikTok creator @lenny_lu tried his hand at the “Paging Dr. Beat” challenge. The video of their adorable cat in a tuxedo quickly went viral, racking up over 1.2 million views and 220,000 likes. Lenny Lu’s owner captioned the TikTok post, “Paging Dr. Bow Ties,” with the on-screen caption reading, “This trend, but with bow ties.”

The video begins with the kitten surrounded by his live bow ties in various patterns. Most of them are from Lenny Lu’s website, which is currently closed for restocking. Like most people taking part in the TikTok trend, Lenny Lu changed the only fashion accessory he wore in the video: his bow ties.

The tuxedo cat’s comical facial expressions made the post even funnier. The cat jumped out with his eyes wide open and ears at the ready as the audio clip went “emergency.” He could also be seen flapping his ears or blinking his eyes to beat during the song, with several fans exclaiming that he was “illegally photogenic.” Lenny Lu showed off his bow ties in several designs, including adorable rubber ducks and characters from the children’s song “Baby Shark.”

The “Paging Dr. Beat” fashion trend has been a hit on social media platforms for a while now. In late July, Olivia Rodrigo also took part in the challenge, showing off her gorgeous outfits during the Guts World Tour. She showed off some of her most iconic pieces from the tour, like a sparkling red bodysuit and a sparkly silver top paired with a matching skirt.

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