Insert "Yippie Ki-Jay" storm pun here.

Sure, ambitious storytelling nature and pop culture influences are what created the die hard following for Dan Harmon-era Community, but it's the thoughtful little things that really cultivate a hardcore fanbase.

"Dude" is easily the most overused colloquialism of the past twenty years.

The "I'll Call You Back" supercut pales in comparison to Slackstory's last effort, Wes Anderson + Ja Rule, but it does succeed in getting me to think about how odd it is that this throwaway line finds its way into movie dialog so often.

Rappers spelling their own names in lyrics is one of the all-time gimmick rhymes.

I grew up in one of those households where you simply didn't question Santa's existence.

Slackstory nails it in the intro to their new viral supercut: In 1888, German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche coined a phrase that would inspire lazy musicians for more than 100 years.

Gran Torino hit theaters at the end of 2008, and I enjoyed the jocular use or racial slurs as much as anyone, but I guess PBR didn't have quite the hipster connotation that it does now because I don't remember anyone making the easy "Clint Eastwood is way better at drinking PBR than hipsters" connection back then.