Screaming baby on airplane compared to R2-D2, ‘cat in heat’ in viral video

He must have reached the terrible R2s.

An airplane passenger had the internet in hysterics after comparing the incessant screams of a toddler onboard to R2-D2 from “Star Wars,” as seen in a TikTok video with over 2.1 million views.

“Can’t make this s – – t up, f – – kin r2d2 sounding ass,” reads the caption to the clip, which was uploaded earlier this month by user @bhrino0.

The clip, captioned “Gremlin,” records the meltdown, which reportedly occurred while the flyer was on a plane sitting at LaGuardia Airport in Queens, New York.

The video begins with the poster looking incredulously at the camera as an off-screen tyke screams nonstop in a manner that, as the TikToker points out, indeed evokes the blue-and-white helper droid’s squeals from George Lucas’ iconic space opera.

Viewers also got creative taking stabs at describing what the screams sounded like.

“That s – – t sounds like a cat in heat bruh,” declared another TikToker.

“It sounds like that koala who got kicked out of a tree by another koala,” commented one viewer.

Another compared the noise to GIR, a robot from the cartoon “Invader Zim.”

Either way, commenters sympathized with the uploader’s plight, with one viewer saying they’d be “throwin hands regardless of the age.”

“I think they should have separate planes for [people] with younger kids,” suggested another.

The passenger isn’t the first to complain about a baby throwing an in-flight fit.

In October, a New Zealand musician elicited pity after describing how a toddler threw a tantrum for the duration of his 29-hour flight to Berlin, Germany.

However, while undoubtedly horrible, many flyers agree that this irritating predicament doesn’t justify perturbed passengers confronting the parents as the meltdowns are out of their control.

Not to mention that babies, even crying ones, are part and parcel of flying the friendly skies.

In April, a passenger was shamed after ironically throwing a tantrum over a tot’s tantrum on a stalled flight to Orlando, Florida.