Music
This pioneering hip-hop group released the landmark 1988 album It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back.
Public Enemy
This chain’s fries are famously cut fresh in-store from whole potatoes rather than arriving pre-processed or frozen.
Five Guys
Before Teen Titans GO! This was the longest running cartoon in cartoon network's history.
Ed Edd and Eddy
This 2003 website created by George Ouzounian became infamous for shock content and popularized reaction memes long before modern social media existed.
Something Awful
This 2019 Best Picture winner was the first non-English-language film to win the award.
Parasite.
This composer wrote The Rite of Spring.
Igor Stravinsky
This is the name of the fast-food burger restaurant in GTA San Andreas
BurgerShot
This Cartoon Network miniseries was quietly developed as a “spiritual successor” to Samurai Jack and uses heavily reduced dialogue, relying instead on visual storytelling and rhythm-based editing.
Primal
This notorious early internet screamer disguised itself as a simple maze game before abruptly displaying a horrifying face accompanied by a loud scream, becoming one of the first major “reaction prank” videos online.
The Maze Game
This 1999 psychological thriller briefly uses a single-frame subliminal image of a pornographic insert created by splicing footage from a different reel, later causing controversy during early screenings.
Fight Club
This artist holds the achievement of having the most streamed song on platforms in internet history.
The Weeknd (Blinding lights)
This burger is ranked as the healthiest fast food burger on the market.
The Whopper.
This anime studio’s name comes from a World War II aircraft, specifically the Italian reconnaissance plane flown by the husband of co-founder's mother.
Studio Ghibli
This viral YouTube horror series by Troy Wagner reimagined Slender Man as part of a found-footage narrative and heavily influenced ARG culture.
Marble Hornets
The blood elevator sequence in this 1980 horror film required so much synthetic stage blood that it reportedly flooded the set and damaged lower studio infrastructure.
The Shining.
This producer dominated 2014 by crafting nearly a dozen Billboard Hot 100-charting singles, marking one of the most commercially successful years for a modern hitmaker.
This fast-food chain was ranked the unhealthiest in America in a 2025 report by World Atlas, thanks in part to many high-calorie menu items.
Wendy's
This 1970s animated adaptation of a Robert Crumb character was the first X-rated animated film to receive wide theatrical distribution in the United States.
Fritz the Cat
In the early-to-mid 2010s, this allegedly “cursed” downloadable horror game gained internet infamy for its disturbing imagery, cryptic audio, and supposed ties to the dark web.
Sad Satan.
This is the standard resolution in which most movies are rendered and projected in modern theaters.
2K (2048x1080)
This genre of music is characterized by heavily layered guitars, distortion, and ethereal vocals.
Shoegaze
In 1995, this fast-food chain became the first national restaurant brand to successfully land a spacecraft-branded logo on the Russian space station Mir as part of a promotional campaign involving a giant floating replica of one of its menu items.
Pizza Hut
The first cartoon ever made.
Fantasmagorie
This YouTube channel became an internet mystery after uploading thousands of videos consisting mostly of numbers, symbols, and distorted audio, leading many to believe it was a coded communication network.
Webdriver Torso
This war epic holds the record for the longest theatrical runtimes in history at 4 hours and 14 minutes.
Gettysburg (1993)