This ancient Greek philosopher is credited with founding Western philosophy.

Perhaps the world's most famous pop singer, dubbed "The King of Pop", his album Thriller went on to go 32x Platinum in the US.

This fast running hedgehog originally debuted in 1991 quickly became the unofficial mascot of Sega.

Leonardo DiCaprio was thrust into stardom after his portrayal of Jack Dawson in this James Cameron romance film.

This philanthropist earned his billions after founding Microsoft popularizing DOS as an operating system.

This 19th century German Philosopher is perhaps the most renown and recognizable modern philosopher of today.

This American Folks Singer, known for his most famous song "This Land is my Land", went on to heavily inspire more contemporary folk singers and musicians, the most famous being Bob Dylan.

This famous arcade game, released in 1981, featured a fixed shooting spaceship defending against a swarm of alien invaders.

This Pixar film famously opens with the main character's wife dying of cancer.

What started as a online bookstore quickly evolved into the largest online retailer in America, headed by this bald billionaire

This figure, touted by Nietzsche as being the peak of humankind, runs in contrast to the "last man"

This underground Memphis hip hop group went on to achieve mainstream success with their gritty and vulgar lyrics that coupled with eccentric beats, one of the more well known being "Slob on My Knob".

This green capped hero of Hyrule first appeared on the NES in a top down adventure game where players would quest to defeat the evil monster Ganon.

Directed by Steven Spielberg, This WW2 movie released in 1998 is considered by many to be the greatest war movie of all time.

Hailing from South Africa, this billionaire originally was one of the founders of Paypal, coding much of its software.

The Greek God of madness, wine, and rebirth, he was heavily idolized by both Nietzche and Jim Morrison of the Doors. The God of madness, wine, and rebirth.

What started as some boyhood scribblings, this Lennon/McCartney song became the Beatle's first hit on their album "Please Please Me".

This hazmat suit wearing theoretical physicist first appeared in the 1998 debut of the Half Life series.

This voice actor famously portrayed Darth Vader and Mufasa.

Known for his awkward and robotic public appearances, this billionaire loves Sweet Baby Rays.

This 17th century Spanish Jesuit, known for his witty aphorisms, is acclaimed by many modern philosophers including Schopenhaur and Nietzsche. Much of his work still circulates today through common sayings and bits of wisdom.

Hailing from the isolated city of Perth on Australia's Western coast, this singer and songwriter quickly swept the world with his psychedelic rock solo project Tame Impala.

The original North American release of Super Mario Brothers 2 was essentially a re-skin of this Japanese 2D platformer.

This Spanish actor portrayed this psychotic killer of ambiguous origin in the 2007 Coen Brother film "No Country For Old Men"

This billionaire earned a reputation for himself when he bet against the British pound and won, earning himself over a billion in profit.