Hip Hop
“Goblin” was the first studio album by this rapper/producer.
Tyler, the Creator
The 1959 album by Miles Davis that invented the “cool” genre.
Kind of Blue
Influential Detroit rapper who experienced meteoric rise throughout the early 2000’s.
Eminem
This pop hit by a Canadian singer was once the most viewed video on YouTube ever.
Baby
The monetary amount that PepsiCo bought Pizza Hut for in 1997.
$300 Million
“Black Beatles” was a 2016 hit for this duo.
Rae Sremmurd
Jazz Club in Harlem known for exploding the popularity of Jazz greats such as Ellington, Basie, and Fitzgerald.
The Cotton Club
Renowned alternative rock band with hits such as “What I’ve Done”, “New Divide”, and “Shadow of the Day”.
Linkin Park
Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo combined with Thomas Bangaltar form this influential EDM project.
Daft Punk
The total percentage of cheese production in the US that Pizza Hut accounts for annually.
3% percent
Tupac was born here.
New York City
Sax soloist on “Giant Steps.”
John Coltrane
Extremely popular sub-genre that was spearheaded by Lil John.
Crunk
The Despicable Me 2 marketing injected this hit into everyone’s lives.
Happy
Ex-CEO Mike Rawlings is the mayor of this South Western American city.
Dallas, Texas
“Hypnotize” and “Who Shot Ya” were hits for who?
Biggie Smalls
Composer of standards such as “Satin Doll”, “Take the A-Train”, and “In a Sentimental Mood”.
Duke Ellington
Renowned video game console developer who was also the first artist to achieve fame over MySpace.
Soulja Boy
This rapper turned flat-eather teamed up with Hayley Williams in 2010 to record the hit “Airplanes.”
B.O.B
This children’s toy brand partnered with Pizza Hut in the 1970’s to bring pizza making home.
Easy-Bake Oven
Suge Knight co-founded this legendary record label.
Deathrow Records
The birthplace of Jazz.
New Orleans
“Gorillaz” and “Blur” were both the products of this singer/songwriter.
Damon Albarn
“BTS” is an acronym meaning this.
Bangtan Boys
These brothers founded Pizza Hut in 1958.
Dan and Frank Carney