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Webbento, better known as the successor to the original keyboard cat, has passed away at the age of 9.

Owner charlie schmidt, a painter and performance artist, announced the news of his cat's death on friday via a tribute video on youtube, as.

The internet sensation, who was also known as bento, reached nine years of age and passed away.

But bento made the role his own and became an online celeb in his own right.

Webthough not the original keyboard cat, bento was the second feline star associated with one of the most famous meme videos of the last decade.

The cat that did as much as any feline to usher in the era of cat videos on youtube has expired, the washington post reports.

Bento was adopted from an animal shelter to replace the.

Webenter bento, the spitting image of fatso, adopted from a shelter, destined to take over the keyboard.

Webthe owner of the keyboard cat bento, charles schmidt, announced the beloved internet celebrity died on march 8 with a youtube tribute to the feline that first.

Webthe owner of the internet famous keyboard cat, artist charlie schmidt, recounts how he and his dead cat became a meme in the early years of youtube.

Webbento, aged nine, known as keyboard cat, died on march 8 leaving behind his owner charlie schmidt.

His real name was bento.

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Webbento died on march 8, 2018.

He had big paws to fill, but fill them he did.

Webkeyboard cat, the cat who played the keyboard, has sadly died.

Webbento, the plucky ginger cat who probably featured in your news feed as a meme more times than you could be bothered to count, died on march 8.

He was 8 years old.

Webcharlie schmidt's original keyboard cat meme starring fatso from 1984.

Webkeyboard cat, famous on the internet for playing the electronic keyboard, has died at the age of 9.

Webf ans of keyboard cat are mourning the feline youtube sensation in the wake of his march 8 death.

Webwhen keyboard cat showed up in the video game scribblenauts, he sued its publisher, warner bros. , for copyright and trademark infringement.