Commonly occurring at the end of a sentence, this London slang word is a contraction meaning "is it not?"

This actor originally played The Ghost before having the role taken over by voice actor Nolan North.

Sacramento band Death Grips were perhaps inspired by Robespierre to create this viral hit single.

They thought that Miami rapper Bobby Shmurda was Tom Cruise. But in reality, he was this.

Often associated with a viral video of a defendant receiving conviction, this viral soundbite.

An old-west cowboy would wear this British word for "guy" or "fella".

Originally the most sought-after weapon in the game, this rocket launcher was eventually made accessible to all players by the Rise of Iron expansion.

"El Dorado", "Sunflower", and "Diorama" all appear on this 2017 Choker LP.

Before Young LaFlame entered "sicko mode", Toronto rapper Drake went on them with this basketball tactic.

According to an oft-repeated voice clip originally sourced from the now-defunct Vine, the answer to 9+10 is this.

Americans say "Hey!". Brits say this.

This Destiny villain shares their name with the Roman word for France.

Watch out! This single from New Orleans rap duo $uicideboy$ combines firearms terminology with a classic slapstick gag.

Roddy Ricch was trappin like this decade in his hit single "The Box".

WelvinDaGreat simply wanted to let someone know that these arrived for them in the mail.

In Britain you don't run from the "cops", you run from this.

A risky chess strategy, also this Destiny 2 game mode.

If you "born in the wrong generation" you're sure to like this 1973 Pink Floyd LP.

It's in this city that Playboi Carti hits the Milly Rock.

Channing Tatum is responsible for this one liner ripped from 22 Jump Street

This posh British-ism combines the words for "keeping score" and a flat faced gardening instrument.

When not feuding with each other, Dead Orbit and the Future War Cult often feud with this faction instead.

Bladee, Ecco2k, and Thaiboy Digital are members of this Swedish hip-hop collective.

This rapper came, saw, praised the lord, and broke the law with A$AP Rocky on "Praise the Lord".

This song from prog-rock group Yes produced the now-famous sound clip that has become synonymous with the phrase "to be continued".