Discontinued Food
Grammy Got Run Over By A Reindeer
Oscar Snubs
You got games on your phone?
Music Math
100
This gang names a fruit snack that used to feature an opaque blue rendering of its canine member.
What is Mystery Inc. (accept: Scooby-Doo)?
100
Only three artists have ever repeated winning Record of the Year, including this one for "Everything I Wanted" and, well, "duh"
Who is Billie Eilish?
100
This "Master of Suspense" and director of Vertigo famously never won an Oscar, though he did earn a lifetime achievement award in 1968.
Who is Alfred Hitchcock?
100
This mobile game based on the namesake anime franchise includes all sorts of characters, including my favorite SSJ2 Gohan.
What is Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle?
100
I "woke up an optimist" so I think you can multiply the two numbers listed in the 2015 song with this cover art.
What is 20?
200
A particularly brutal time in Mr. Haisten's life was when Skittles changed the flavor of their standard green Skittle from what flavor back in 2013?
What is lime?
200
This New York rapper, who got his first nomination back in 1998, has 83 Grammy nominations, the most ever (his wife, however, has the most ever Grammy wins!)
Who is Jay-Z?
200
"Moses Supposes" that this 1952 movie musical was wrongfully snubbed in all three of its nominated categories.
What is Singin' in the Rain?
200
This game, the first to hit five million paid sales on the iTunes chart, has a clone starring Garfield titled Pooky Quest.
What is Doodle Jump?
200
If a = 6, b = 2, c = 4, and d = 3, complete the following equation:
AC/DC
What is 2?
300
Initially announced as an April Fool's joke by this chain, the monstrosity known as the Double Down became a YouTube sensation in 2010.
What is KFC?
300
This artist of Songs in the Key of Life, which features megahits "Sir Duke" and "I Wish", won Album of the Year in 1974, 1975, and 1977, all before his 27th birthday.
Who is Stevie Wonder?
300
Though he never won best director, Stanley Kubrick did take home one Oscar in his career: for visual effects for this 1968 film.
What is 2001: A Space Odyssey?
300
The player can choose either Aether or Lumine as the Traveler in this game, which won the 2020 iPhone Game of the Year.
What is Genshin Impact?
300
The number of fireflies that lit up the world as Owl City fell asleep, minus the number of reasons to stay here asked for by Tracy Chapman.
What is 9,999,999?
400
Klondike's answer to the popularity of Mexican street vendors was this ice cream truck staple with a rhyming name.
What is the Choco Taco?
400
Kanye West won Rap Album for his first three albums, which is unprecedented: name those three albums (you get points for each correct response!)
What are College Dropout, Late Registration, Graduation?
400
The famously Anglocentric Academy never awarded a fully non-English language film Best Picture until Parasite, though it did nominate this 2000 Ang Lee wuxia classic.
What is Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon?
400
Subway Surfers was developed by Kiloo and SYBO Games, companies based in this country.
What is Denmark?
400
The number of double basses in a standard string quartet X Album of the Year wins for Taylor Swift
What is 0?
500
The Simpsons used to hawk these spherical Butterfinger treats that were discontinued for being a choking hazard.
What are Butterfinger BB's?
500
The oldest ever Grammy winner was this former President, whose audio book Last Sundays in Plains featured his final Sunday school lessons delivered from his church in Georgia
Who is Jimmy Carter?
500
Many fans could hardly bear that Leonardo DiCaprio's lone Oscar came from this 2015 film about the frontiersman Hugh Glass.
What is The Revenant?
500
The highest rated phone game on Metacritic is this one, where the player uses small balls of the namesake substance to create bridges to clear chasms and allow other balls of the namesake substance to reach a goal point.
What is World of Goo?
500
The year (preceded by the word "Holland") featured in Neutral Milk Hotel's biggest song + the year featured in the Smashing Pumpkins' biggest song
What is 3924? (1945 + 1979)