This rebel without a cause is credited with pioneering a now timeless look: blue jeans and a black tee.

In 2010, fans of this team famously burned Lebron James jerseys in the streets after The Decision—only to welcome him back with open arms four years later.

“We’re all in this together.”

You want versatility? This man did it all: actor, writer, singer, host, and creator of America’s finest mass-produced breakfast sausage.

The first promotional t-shirt was produced in 1939 advertising this film set in (and then not set in) Kansas.

In 1992, this moniker was given to the United States’ Olympic men’s basketball team.

“WHO let the dogs out.”

This Rat Pack member, known simply as the “King of Cool,” is probably best known for his hit single “That’s Amore.”

The music video for “Pork and Beans” performed by this band featured a man who set the world record for the most t-shirts worn at once – 155.

Conan O’Brien’s band of lovable losers and various assistants.

“A census taker one tried to test me. I ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice Chanti.”

He portrayed Clark Kent/Superman opposite Teri Hatcher in Lois and Clark: the New Adventures of Superman. Since then, he’s turned into a bit of a dick and now serves on the Board of Directors for the NRA.

Peter Weber and Nick Viall might have appreciated this original name for the t-shirt.

A form of torture employed by HR and corporate aimed at maximizing “synergy” among the employees.

“Keep your friends close, but your enemies closer.”

Audio clue.

Popularized by a bustling tourism industry, this city’s initials feature prominently on the best-selling t-shirt of all time.

The leader of this group, famous for inciting more terror than it prevented, convinced brilliant Broadway actor Gary Johnston to join the squad with four simple words: “now, suck my cock.”

“Greed, for lack of a better word, is good.”

This head of Greendale Community College and longtime admirer of Jeff Winger is portrayed by Jim Rash. His performance of the Late Pay Day freestyle rap is the best thing you’ll watch on YouTube today.