2025: Year in Review
This team defeated the Kansas City Chiefs in the Super Bowl to win their second as a franchise
Philadelphia Eagles
This is the tallest mountain in the world above sea level.
Everest
This video platform, created in 2005, allowed anyone to upload videos and quickly became a cultural phenomenon.
YouTube
This video social media app continued its streak as the most-used platform for teens in 2025.
TikTok
This civil rights leader delivered the 1963 “I Have a Dream” speech.
Martin Luther King Jr.
This pop singer recently wrapped up her record breaking Eras Tour, the highest grossing tour of any musician ever.
Taylor Swift
This African animal holds the record for fastest land speed.
Cheetah
Before Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram dominated social media, this platform let you customize your profile with music, GIFs, and HTML layouts to show off your personality (and get in arguments about your friends not being in your "Top 8")
MySpace
This meme-originating franchise involving singing toilets and cameramen continued trending into 2025.
Skibidi Toilet
This scientist developed the theory of relativity.
Albert Einstein
This baseball team won their second straight World Series in October, defeating the Toronto Blue Jays
Los Angeles Dodgers
This country holds the record for the world’s largest population.
India
This viral video trend refers to the brief hesitation many people born in the 1980s and ’90s have before starting a TikTok dance or talking on camera.
Millennial Pause
This internet term describes the trend of trying to improve your appearance through style, grooming, or fitness—popular in 2020s online culture.
Looksmaxxing
This queen ruled Egypt and had a famous relationship with Julius Caesar.
Cleopatra
Once a staple of reality TV, rapidly declining viewership may signal the end of this action oriented reality TV competition
Survivor
This river is usually credited as the longest in the world.
Nile River
Kids and teens in the 2000s would come home after school and watch this channel, featuring shows like TRL, The Osbournes, and Cribs
MTV
Rapper Skrilla made this number especially popular among children and teens.
6 7
This explorer accidentally discovered America while looking for a route to India
Christopher Columbus
In 2025, this field of technology rapidly grew, prompting global discussions about cybersecurity, ethical policies, and job market shifts.
AI
This bird species holds the world record for the fastest dive, reaching over 200 mph.
Peregrine Falcon
This gaming console, made by Nintendo, was one of the first to implement motion controls and boasts the highest selling video game of all time
Wii
This meme, popularized by streamers like Kai Cenat, refers to the “fee” your friend takes when they steal a bite of your food—whether you agreed or not.
Fanum Tax
This Renaissance artist painted the Mona Lisa.
Leonardo Da Vinci