Did you know the Kendrick was a straight-A student in school? In an interview with BBC Radio 6 Music, he said, “School was pretty fun for me. I knew when it was time to press the button and get the grade." He also recalled a time when he forgot to complete a poetry homework assignment, so he scribbled something together in 10 minutes and then still received an A. DAMN!

Idioms can be difficult for non-native speakers to understand and they often have interesting backstories. The idiom ‘paint the town red’ means to have an unruly night out. It is thought to come from 1837 when an infamous troublemaker, the Marquis de Waterford, spent an evening vandalizing an English town with his friends. They literally painted various buildings red!

Attention all Egyptologists/cryptographers! In Futurama’s intro, writing that looks similar to hieroglyphics can be seen. Matt Groening, the show’s creator, has said that these lines mean “something.” However, he has never specified what this “something” might be! Think you can decode the message?

Koffing and Weezing were originally going to be named after New York City and Los Angeles, as a reference to the cities’ notable pollution problems. As a result, the names initially laid out for the two were ‘Ny’ and ‘La’.