Iggy Pop's noisy cockatoo Biggy drives rocker out of his mansion for some quiet
![Iggy Pop and his cockatoo Biggy Pop, who is so noisy the singer is often driven out of his home](/upload/news/2023/01/14/15814.jpg)
Rock wild man Iggy Pop is being out-shouted by his crazy cockatoo called Biggy Pop.
The bird has such a mighty squawk that it drives Iggy out of his Miami mansion.
The Lust for Life singer seeks sanctuary in a second home – a bungalow in Little Haiti, nine miles away.
Iggy, 75, revealed his Moluccan salmon-crested cockatoo can hit 130 decibels – equal to a plane taking off or close-range gunfire.
The Stooges star, who has had Biggy for more than 15 years, added from his bolthole: “This is somewhere to get away from that bird!”
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Biggy headbangs and dances to music, mimics sounds and has 109,000 followers on Instagram after Iggy tickled fans with social media posts.
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In one message, Iggy – writing as Biggy – chirped: “I’m a bird, and a real wild one.”
That, of course, was a nod to Iggy’s hit Real Wild Child. The rocker is not the first music legend to have a quirky pet.
Michael Jackson had his monkey Bubbles, Guns N’ Roses guitarist Slash kept snakes, and Courtney Love had a turtle.
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