Fake Royalty
This star was nicked named the King of Pop
Michael Jackson
DAILY DOUBLE
Born Joseph Ustler, this Insane Clown Posse member is better known by this groovy nickname
Shaggy 2 Dope
This 1958 toy was originally wallpaper cleaner before kids started rolling it into shapes.
Play Doh
This "My Way" crooner, "On the Town" actor, and ex-husband of Mia Farrow was considered a functioning alcoholic.
Frank Sinatra
On an orchestral score, these instruments, including flutes and oboes, are on top.
Woodwinds
If you angrily glare at someone, they might say you’re shooting these knives.
Daggers
Steve Jobs
California
1999 saw this “King of the Daredevils” inducted into the Motorcycle Hall of Fame
Evil Kineval
ICP's most infamous viral moment was asking how these natural wonders work in their 2009 song Miracles
Magnets
In 1945, Percy Spencer discovered this kitchen essential by accident when a candy bar melted in his pocket.
Microwave
This celebrated singer died in 2011 with only two albums under her belt: "Frank" and "Back to Black."
Any Winehouse
Inspiring the term “octave,” there’s this many notes in a musical scale
Victorinox manufactures the famously multifaceted knives for this landlocked country’s army
Switzerland
Dolly Parton
Tennesee
This North Korea-friendly Detroit Pistons star was nicknamed the “Rebound King.”
Dennis Rodman
ICP fans proudly call themselves this, a word that’s been chanted at shows since the ‘90s.
Juggalos
The first working version of this weapon was built by Sir Hiram Maxim in 1884, forever changing warfare.
Machine Gun
This super-sized French wrestler and "The Princess Bride" actor is said to have regularly drunk up to 156 beers in a sitting.
Andre the Giant
This technique employs a melody with at least one imitation; you might hear Pachelbel’s at a wedding
Canon
It’s the clip-point knife named for a hero of the Alamo that later gave a rockstar his stage name.
Bowie Knife
Gerard Way
New Jersey
The original king of Rock and Roll
Elvis Presley
ICP is famous for showering their crowds with this Midwest soda brand.
Faygo
This invention from the 1960s was originally designed as a chair cushion before it became the fun stuff we pop.
Bubble Wrap
This country legend turned his struggles with booze into hits like “Sunday Mornin’ Comin’ Down.”
Johnny Cash
DAILY DOUBLE
I ain’t afraid of this musical note with rhythmic value, but no discernible pitch when played
Ghost Note
The black-handled athame is a ritual knife used in this 5-letter neopagan religion
Wicca
DAILY DOUBLE
Jimi Hendrix
Washington
This musicians name was already appropriate when he became the king of the blues
BB King
This annual music festival, started by ICP in 2000, brings Juggalos together for four days of chaos.
Gathering of the Juggalos
First marketed in the 1970s, this invention combined a cassette player with lightweight headphones.
Sony Walkman
The legendary “Rat Pack” crooner known for “That’s Amore” once claimed he drank a bottle of bourbon a day.
This Italian word sharing its name with an insturment means “soft,” while its opposite, forte, means “loud.”
Piano
This is a small, versatile kitchen knife used for delicate tasks requiring precision, such as peeling and coring fruits and vegetables, deveining shrimp, hulling strawberries, and creating garnishes
Pairing Knife
Mark Twain
Missouri