Answer: Michael Jackson More information: Though never reaching lasting superstardom themselves, 3T peaked in fame with their 1995 duet "Why" alongside their uncle, Michael Jackson.
Answer: Coca-Cola More information: Until 1903, Coca-Cola contained a significant amount of cocaine. Cocaine infused drinks were quite common in the late 19th century.
Answer: Evil Spirits More information: There is the belief that evil spirits could be warded off if a person buries the bones of an animal at the front yard of his/her house.
Answer: Wu-Tang Clan More information: Released in 1999, "Wu-Tang: Shaolin Style" even resulted in PlayStation producing a custom controller shaped like the Wu-Tang Clan's logo.
Answer: Infinity Blade More information: The Infinity Blade, which among other things allowed Battle Royale fighters to defeat opponents and knock down structures in one hit, was discontinued due to being too powerful.
Answer: Cameroon More information: Joel Embiid spent the first 16 years of his life in his home country of Cameroon before being brought to the United States by fellow Cameroonian NBA player Luc Mbah a Moute, who saw young Joel's potential as a player.
Answer: Epic Games More information: Alfonso Ribeiro, former costar of "the Fresh Prince of Belair", filed a lawsuit against Epic Games, Fortnite's developers, over an emote dance that can be purchased in the game appropriately called "Fresh".
Answer: Space Invaders More information: Originating in 1978, as of the beginning of 2019 the "Space Invaders" franchise has generated almost $14 billion in revenue.
