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TrendSegments: What Does the Hand Say to the Face?
- 2022/04/06
- by Jordan Boeder
Three-fourths of Americans believe Will Smith was wrong to slap Chris Rock after Rock told a joke about Smith's wife at the 2022 Oscars.
Read moreKing of Disney Songs
- 2022/02/16
- by Jordan Boeder
Scientifically speaking, no Disney movie has more hits than The Lion King. America's favorite Disney songs are “Hakuna Matata” and “The Circle of Life.”
Read moreWhat's the Wordle?
- 2022/02/02
- by Cory Manento
Wordle is only at all familiar to 38% of the population and played by an insufferable 13%. But it was also purchased by The New York Times for $1M+!
Read moreTrendSegments: Book Club, Hold the "Club"
- 2022/01/19
- by Cory Manento
We classified introversion vs. extroversion using a personality dimension scale and 1/3 of very introverted people did not read any books in the last year.
Read moreNo Books for Old Men
- 2022/01/19
- by Brendon Ellis
Thirty percent of American Boomers did not read (or even start) a book in 2021.
Read moreKeep the Classics, Ya Filthy Animals
- 2021/12/22
- by Jordan Boeder
Home Alone is America's favorite Christmas classic, while rom-coms are better left for April Fools' Day.
Read moreTrendSegments: Americans Say Yippie-Kay-Nay
- 2021/12/08
- by Jordan Boeder
Die Hard is definitely not a Christmas movie with only 31% of Americans tolerating such a belief.
Read moreTrendSegments: How Much Quid to Play Some Squid...Games
- 2021/11/18
- by Jordan Boeder
Surprisingly, those with a household income of over $100,000 were more likely to want to risk their lives in a game of double dutch.
Read moreTrendSegments: The Rise of the Reboots
- 2021/11/03
- by Jordan Boeder
Americans love sequels, prequels, and reboots! Well, not all sequels and reboots.
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