Famous Cats
Plots Poorly Explained
It takes three
Common Song Titles
SPACE
1

Check mate! This two-tone pattern is made of a grid of equal-sized repeating squares

Checkered

1

Teenagers beat a hivemind with fire

Stranger Things

1

Tomato, Lettuce

Bacon

1

Joji, Imagine Dragons, Doja Cat, A$AP Rocky

Demons

1

With a surface temperature of approximately 465 degrees Celsius this planet is the hottest in the Solar System

Venus

2

Famously donned by flannel-wearing lumberjacks

Plaid

2

Man travels to look for a new world but discovers the secrets of the world... by pushing books

Interstellar

2

Sticks, Bricks

Straw

2

Kanye West, Car Seat Headrest, Charli XCX, Big Time Rush

Famous

2

Housing more than one trillion Stars this spiral galaxy is the nearest major galaxy to the Milky Way and the furthest astral object humans can see with the naked eye

Andromeda galaxy

3

Loved by humans and dogs alike, this two-tone repeating pattern is most commonly seen on woven articles of clothing

houndstooth

3

A teacher and an old student make crystals

Breaking Bad

3

Core, Crust

Mantle

3

The Beatles, Pink Floyd, JID, 5 Seconds of Summer

Money

3

Despite being known as the red planet Mars's sunsets are this other primary color

Blue

4

Often made of "itsy bitsy" colored circles, but size doesn't matter.

polka dots

4

A robot looks for a plant while other robots try to stop it

Wall-E

4

The Good, The Bad,

The Ugly

4

Fontaines D.C., Billie Eilish, Avril Lavigne, Dizzee Rascal

I Love You

4

Launched out of White Sands New Mexico in 1947 this species caught the red eye to become the first animal in space

Fruit Fly

5

Can't see it? Open your third eye. Found extensively in nature, this never-ending pattern remains consistent regardless of scale

Fractals

5

Insomniac can't stop talking to himself

Fight Club

5

Quavo, Takeoff, 

Offset

5

AURORA, Kanye West, J.Cole, Lil Peep & Ed Sheeran

Runaway

5

This hypothesized substance is what astrophysicists used to account for unexplained gravitational effects in space as it does not appear to interact with the electromagnetic field

Dark Matter

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