John Mayer entered New Year’s Eve in a cat bar, and it went viral.
During Cooper’s yearly live session with Andy Cohen on CNN’s New Year’s Eve Times Square special, the musician briefly joined the broadcast via video call from a Japanese venue overflowing with cats. There were only about 45 minutes left until midnight when the Mayer joined. As Mayer’s video feed displayed him, Cooper burst into laughter when he saw the musician turn up to say hi from a cat bar filled entirely with orange cats.
Cohen, seeing Mayer surrounded by cats, said to the singer:
“John, this doesn’t look sanitary.”
He replied with:
“You know what, I believe it passes all health codes, I think it’s just fine.”
While Cohen and Mayer were having a conversation, Cooper could not keep a straight face as opposed to Mayer, who did not even chuckle once.
Fans Loved Every Moment Of The Broadcast
Joining the broadcast from the Cats in the Box bar, the moment was shared by several fans and followers on social media, some commenting on it being ‘totally unhinged,’ while some implied that it’s ‘already the best moment of 2024.’
There were even comments such as:
“This interview with John Mayer at a cat cafe in Tokyo was the funniest stuff I’ve ever seen on a Times Square broadcast.”
And another comment saying:
“If I can enjoy anything in 2024 as much as Anderson is enjoying seeing John Mayer at a cat cafe… Oh my god. Giggle Monster.”
The Future Plans For Dead And Company
During the same interview, while he was feeding the cats in the bar, Cohen informed the rocker to had seen him in the final Dead & Company tour, after which he was asked about the possible future plans for the band. Answering whether or not the band could come back together in 2024, Mayer revealed:
“Well, I’m not at liberty to say just yet, but have hope is what I’ll say. Have hope. Just like you should for all things in 2024.”
Having announced a bunch of European dates back in April, he plans to keep traveling for his solo tour in 2024.
You can see the broadcast below.
