Some hear Yanny. Some hear Laurel. And, in some cases, some people hear both.
Great internet debate: Do you hear "Yanny" or "Laurel"?
ABC11 took the debate to a clinical audiologist over at the UNC School of Medicine.
Dr. Phillip Griffin had an explanation for why we're hearing two different things.
"People hear sounds generally the same way but it's what the brain does with the sounds that can make people perceive different things," he said.
There could be another explanation as well.
An audio specialist says the low quality of the recording lends itself to being heard differently by different people.