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In the viral hot tub Vine, how far apart were the two bros sitting?
Answer: Five feet apart
Why: Smosh co-founder Anthony Padilla posted the clip in May 2016, months before Vine closed, and it ran up 42.8 million loops.
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Which comedian created the iconic 'Road work ahead? Uh, yeah, I sure hope it does' Vine?
Answer: Drew Gooden
Why: Gooden filmed it in Arizona on his way to work, and says it only blew up later, through YouTube Vine compilations.
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What food does a toddler claim to smell like in a famous Vine?
Answer: Beef
Why: The viral humor came from the child deadpan repeating the phrase three times directly into the camera.
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What animals was the little girl actually looking at in the 'Look at all those chickens' Vine?
Answer: Geese
Why: Those white birds were snow geese, which spend the winter in the fields around Richmond, British Columbia, before flying back north.
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Which musical instrument does a viral Vine kid excitedly play?
Answer: Kazoo
Why: The snippet came from a 1989 specialty video titled You on Kazoo that gained a second life as a viral meme.
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What French pastry does a startled man fear dropping in an iconic Vine?
Answer: Croissant
Why: Terry startled his friend Terrel in February 2014; the clip drew 6.7 million Vine loops and returned in 2020 as a TikTok sound.