Sounds and sayings

Audio and lines that outlived whatever they came from.

Where it came fromThe work or place it was taken from

Chuck Norris facts From Something AwfulPhenomenon
The jokes first appeared on the Something Awful forums early in 2005.

Duang Spread by Bilibili
The parody that set it off was posted on Bilibili on 20 February 2015.
It's Over 9000! Spread by 4chanPhenomenon
4chan made image macros of the line and, in 2007, a word filter that produced it.
Megalovania Spread by HomestuckPhenomenon
A version of the piece was made for a Homestuck album in 2011, four years before Undertale.

Rizz Named Aura farmingPhenomenon
Aura is described as close in meaning to rizz, without its romantic sense.
Despacito Lost the record to Baby Shark DanceVideo
On 2 November 2020 Baby Shark overtook Despacito as the most-viewed video on YouTube.
Brain rot Connected to RizzPhrase
Rizz is named among the words the term brain rot is used about.
Brain rot Connected to Skibidi ToiletVideo
Skibidi Toilet is named among the content the term is used about.
Despacito Lost the record to Instagram eggPost
Within twelve days of being posted the egg had 45 million likes, passing the video for Despacito.
Brain rot Named Italian brainrotPhenomenon
The trend takes its name from the term, which people apply to it as an admission of how absurd it is.
Milkshake Duck Connected to Chewbacca Mask LadyVideo
According to the term’s creator, the reaction to her later video was the likely origin of “milkshake duck”.
Old Town Road Took the record from DespacitoSound
Its nineteen weeks at number one in the United States broke the sixteen-week record Despacito had shared since 2017.
Selfie Connected to The Oscar selfiePhotograph
The Oscar selfie of 2014 is given as the record-setting example, passing 2.8 million retweets in a day.
Brain rot Connected to The Great Meme ResetPhenomenon
Proposed by users who called AI-inspired brainrot content oversaturated and unfunny.

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You might remember it as Like the Wind, Subways of Your Mind

A song taped off German radio in the 1980s that nobody could identify, and that thousands of strangers spent seventeen years chasing.