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Elmo Hilariously Weighs In After The Internet Discovers His Epic Feud With A Pet Rock On 'Sesame Street'

Elmo Hilariously Weighs In After The Internet Discovers His Epic Feud With A Pet Rock On 'Sesame Street'
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Elmo—the adorable little red monster who has been a part of all of our hearts on Sesame Street for as long as many of us have been alive—is not too thrilled with his best friend Zoe's pet rock.

A clip from an airing of Sesame Street showed Elmo losing his mind at Zoe because she was denying him a cookie her pet rock, Rocco, wanted to eat.


Elmo was understandably confused and upset by this.

Apparently, Elmo's feud with Rocco has been going on for some time.

USA Today said "the rock is always getting in Elmo’s way, man."

"Zoe treats the rock like it’s an actual person on the show when we all know it’s not. It’s not a real person. It doesn’t need people things."
"We know that. The kids know that. Elmo knows that. The only one who doesn’t know it is Zoe. She’s tripping, y’all. Elmo is right."




And the feud is ongoing.

While Elmo posted a heartfelt reassurance to the public he and Zoe were best friends, Elmo was unable to bring himself to comment on the status of his relationship with pet rock Rocco.




After the story of Rocco and Elmo's feud, Elmo needed some reassurance from the internet.

He went online to ask the most cutting question he could possibly imagine.


Stay tuned to Sesame Street on HBO for more of Elmo and Rocco's feud.

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