This iconic Chevrolet model, introduced in 1953, featured a fiberglass body and a distinct logo with crossed flags.
Corvette
This cheesy fish-shaped snack cracker uses the catchy tag line “the snack that smiles back!”
Goldfish
This “King of Pop” won a record breaking 8 Grammy awards in a single night in 1984 for his blockbuster album Thriller.
Michael Jackson
This Italian Renaissance master painted the worlds most famous, enigmatic smile on the Mona Lisa.
Leonardo da Vinci
This 1961 Ben E. King classic features that comforting lyric, “No I won’t be afraid, oh I won’t be afraid, just as long as you…” do this.
Stand by Me
Actor James Dean famously drove a silver 550 Spyder made by this German luxury sports car manufacturer
Porsche
This auto parts store chart starts with an enthusiastic “O, O, O….” Before shouting its brand name.
O’Reilly Auto Parts
This legendary blue-eyed crooner and leader of the “Rat Pack” won multiple Grammys and an Oscar for his role in the late 1953 film From Here to Eternity
Frank Sinatra
This Dutch artist painted the swirling, blue-and-yellow night sky in his famous 1889 masterpiece, The Starry Night.
Vincent Van Gogh
Elvis Presley had a massive 1956 hit with this song about a lonely place to stay located at the end of Lonely Street.
Heartbreak Hotel
This electric vehicle company, named after a famous scientist, named its model S, 3, and Y.
Tesla
This Nationwide insurance jingle uses a slow, comforting seven note melody to declare that they are “on your…”
Side
This British pop superstar won an Oscar for her James Bond theme song “Sky Fall” and swept the Grammys with her hit albums 21 and 25
Adele
This famous American painting by Grant Wood features a somber-looking farmer holding a pitchfork next to a woman in front of a house.
American Gothic
This 1964 standard by Louis Armstrong celebrates the simple beauty of the world, repeating the phrase “And I think to myself, what a…”
What a Wonderful World
This rugged open-air vehicle brand traces its roots back to a crucial general-purpose vehicle used in WW2.
Jeep
A group of children in this breakfast cereals commercial loudly chant “silly rabbit — are for kids!”
Trix
This legendary singer and actress won a best actress Oscar for moonstruck and a Grammy for her massive 1999 dance-pop hit “Believe.”
Cher
This French Impressionist painter is world-famous for his peaceful, multi-colored series of paintings featuring Water Lillies in his backyard pond.
Claude Monet
Patsy Cline reached the top of the country charts in 1961 with this iconic, heartbreaking ballad written by Willie Nelson.
Crazy
This legendary 1960s muscle car made by Pontiac is widely credited with starting the entire “muscle car” craze.
GTO
This canned pasta brand became an instant ear-worm with a catchy song where kids cheerfully sang, “uh-oh spaghettiO!”
Chef Boyardee
This EGOT winner (Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, Tony) won a Best Actress Academy award for the 1968 musical Funny Girl.
Barbara Streisand
This SpAmish Surrealist artist painted the Persistence of Memory, a famous 1931 artwork featuring soft, melting clocks scattered across a landscape.
Salvador Dali
This 1986 Beatles masterpiece written by Paul McCartney to comfort John Lennon’s young son, Julian, during his parents divorce.
Hey Jude