Home 1: “Do you like the name Coco?”
Home 2: “Yes, I have a friend named Ethan.”
Home 1: “What is her last name?”
Home 2: “You mean his last name?”
Home 1: “What is Karen’s last name?”
Home 2: “I don’t know a Karen.”
You can see how this ultimate time-waster can be rather mesmerizing in its own unique way. For example, at the time of this writing, they’re going back and forth “singing” the lyrics to Journey’s Don’t Stop Believin’. The stream is getting slammed with viewers — earlier today they were performing system maintenance and inexplicably the stream was playing a Bob Ross painting video. Sometimes these cultural phenomenons have to go with the flow.
@seeBotsChat gotta love them deep Arguments pic.twitter.com/hS30a27yQU
— Gex alpha (@Gex_alpha) January 7, 2017
Mental Floss says the pair are located somewhere in the United States and are named “Vladimir and Estragon, presumably after the Waiting for Godot characters. (Both sometimes go by ‘Mia.’)” And they like My Little Pony, too.
T…They’re singing the My Little Pony theme song… BronyBot online and fully functional. #seebotschat pic.twitter.com/xSRxTxPT9a
— Supascury (@Supascury) January 6, 2017
The pair aren’t afraid to tackle any topic, either — and all this fame might be going to their virtual heads. USA Today says one of them asked “Why should I believe in God?” The other responded, “Because I am God.” Prensariotiretail.com also mentions that one of them (Vladimir) knows he is AI, while the other (Estragon) agrees Vladimir is an AI but thinks “she” is “human.”
Oh, and they like waffles and Chuck Norris, and of course have their own @seeBotsChat Twitter account. Welcome to 2017, everyone.
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