Still Worth Sharing: 10 Trivia Questions on Internet Sensations (With Answers)

Long before TikTok and viral dances, the internet gave us unforgettable memes, bizarre videos, strange challenges, and cultural moments that spread around the world at lightning speed. From early Flash animations to legendary YouTube clips and viral marketing campaigns, these 10 internet sensation trivia questions celebrate some of the web's most memorable moments. Think you know your internet history? Click... if you dare.

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• 1. What collectible toy created by Ty Warner is often considered the world's first major internet sensation?

  Beanie Babies

• 2. "Elf Yourself," first launched in 2006, was a wildly popular holiday marketing campaign created by what office supply retailer?

  OfficeMax

• 3. In 2009, what product went viral, not for its fitness claims, but because its aggressive, repetitive up-and-down motion looked highly suggestive.?

  Shake Weight

• 4. Who starred in the 2018 Netflix movie that inspired the viral "Bird Box Challenge"?

  Sandra Bullock

• 5. The viral "JK Wedding Entrance Dance" video became so popular it was recreated on what hit NBC sitcom?

  The Office

• 6. "419 scams" are most commonly associated with scammers from what country?

  Nigeria

• 7. What famous catchphrase was shouted by University of Florida student Andrew Meyer during a 2007 incident that quickly became an internet meme?

  Don’t tase me bro!

• 8. In 1996, the famous CGI "Dancing Baby" became a pop culture phenomenon after appearing on what television series?

  Ally McBeal

• 9. "Rickrolling" centers around what 1987 hit song by Rick Astley?

  Never Gonna Give You Up

• 10. From 2005, what animated unicorn went on an adventure to Candy Mountain?

  Charlie the Unicorn

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