memes
What franchise features yellow creatures who speak in gibberish and obsess over bananas?
Minions
What does “rizz” mean?
Charisma or game
In Twilight, Bella tells Edward “I know what you are.” What’s his response?
“Say it. Out loud.”
3
What sport is known as “the beautiful game”?
Soccer (Football)
What phrase is spoken by a child in a Vine after receiving a fruit as a gift?
“It’s an avocado… thanks.”
What’s a “glizzy”?
A hot dog
Which character points at a TV and yells “That’s me!” in a now-iconic meme format?
Rick Dalton (from Once Upon a Time in Hollywood)
what two dinks are always in the downstair fridge no matter what?
What animal is physically incapable of jumping?
Elephant
What character is associated with the phrase “Here come dat boi”?
A frog on a unicycle
What does it mean if someone is being “goobified”?
They’re becoming overly emotional, soft, or goofy in a silly or affectionate way
What is Anakin Skywalker’s reason for disliking sand in Attack of the Clones?
“It’s coarse and rough and irritating and it gets everywhere.”
how many doors are in the upstairs hallway
6
Which English word has the most dictionary definitions?
Set
What app was known for 6-second videos that launched creators like King Bach, Lele Pons, and Brittany Furlan?
Vine
What does “scrunkly” mean?
A weird, oddly cute, possibly crusty creature you irrationally adore
In The Wicker Man, what does Nicolas Cage scream while being attacked?
“Not the bees!”
How many street signs are in my room?
5 real 1 fake
Which U.S. president was once a licensed bartender?
Abraham Lincoln
What cursed meme character is often shown smiling awkwardly in low-res images, captioned with phrases like “he don’t know”?
Greg Heffley
What is a “blorbo” in fan culture?
A fictional character someone is obsessed with
What line does Dracula dramatically yell in Hotel Transylvania that became a meme for its sheer over-delivery?
“I do not say ‘blah blah blah’!”
how many lights are out in the pool?
2
What food was legally declared a vegetable by the U.S. Supreme Court in 1893?
Tomato