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We Didn't Start The Fire (2023) - Lyrics

Name the people and events referenced in Fall Out Boy's version of Billy Joel's "We Didn't Start The Fire".
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Last updated: August 20, 2023
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Animated superhero with an environmentalist message
Captain Planet
Anti-government protests and uprisings that took place in Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Yemen, Syria, and Bahrain
Arab Spring
Civil disturbances in response to four police officers being acquitted of police brutality (1992)
LA riots
The victim of said police brutality
Rodney King
A.I.-generated likenesses of one person superimposed over another
Deepfakes
Disturbances in the ground caused by seismic activity
Earthquakes
North European country that experiences a great deal of volcanic activity
Iceland
Domestic terrorist attack in South Central U.S. state
Oklahoma City bomb
Lead singer of Nirvana
Kurt Cobain
Japanese media franchise about animals with special powers aimed at young children
Pokemon
U.S. golfer
Tiger Woods
Social media website eventually superseded by Facebook in popularity
Myspace
U.S. agrochemical and agricultural biotechnology corporation founded in 1901
Monsanto
Genetically modified organisms (abbreviation)
GMOs
Magical book series-turned-franchise
Harry Potter
Vampiric book series-turned-franchise
Twilight
U.S. singer whose career started as a child (1958-2009)
Michael Jackson
Location of a 2011 nuclear accident
Fukushima, Japan
Current North Korean leader
Kim Jong Un
Child actor who made a comeback in the 2000s after years of substance abuse and legal troubles
Robert Downey Jr.
Character the above played for eleven years
Iron Man
Period of military conflict in the Middle East which ended in 2021
War in Afghanistan
U.S. President between 2008 and 2016
Barack Obama
Director of films such as "E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial", the Indiana Jones trilogy, and more recently, "West Side Story"
Steven Spielberg
Location of 2020 munitions explosion that killed 218
Beirut, Lebanon
Nickname of domestic terrorist Ted Kaczynski (1942-2023)
Unabomber
Virginia resident whose wife cut off his penis after years of domestic abuse
John Bobbitt
Domestic terrorist attack at a high-profile running event (2013)
Boston Marathon bombing
Nickname given to six-year-old boy who was the subject of a hoax involving an inflatable object
Balloon Boy
Generic name for U.S. military campaigns against the Middle East
War on Terror
Far-right conspiracy theory movement
QAnon
U.S. President between 2016 and 2020
Donald Trump
Major sign of climate change that affects the Arctic Circle
Melting ice caps
Fraudulent luxury music festival co-founded by Ja Rule
Fyre Fest
2006 album by My Chemical Romance
The Black Parade
Former U.S. swimmer (b. 1985)
Michael Phelps
Name given to potential problems with computer calendar storage at the turn of the millennium
Y2K problem
U.K. Prime Minister between 2019 and 2022
Boris Johnson
Nickname given to the process of the U.K. leaving the E.U.
Brexit
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U.S. rapper, producer, and third ex-husband of Kim Kardashian (b. 1977)
Kanye West
U.S. country-turned-pop singer (b. 1989)
Taylor Swift
2016 sci-fi horror Netflix TV series starring Winona Ryder and David Harbor
Stranger Things
2020 true crime documentary miniseries
Tiger King
Container ship that blocked the Suez Canal (2021)
Ever Given
Location of 2012 elementary school shooting
Sandy Hook
Location of 1999 high school shooting
Columbine
African-American woman found hanged in a jail cell three days after being arrested for a traffic violation (1987-2015)
Sandra Bland
African-American boy with a toy gun shot dead by police officer (2002-2014)
Tamir Rice
International Islamic terrorist group also known as Islamic State
I.S.I.S.
U.S. basketball player and star of "Space Jam: A New Legacy" (b. 1984)
LeBron James
Assassinated Japanese former prime minister (1954-2022)
Shinzo Abe
Former actress, current Duchess of Sussex
Meghan Markle
Victim of police brutality whose death sparked a series of international protests (1973-2020)
George Floyd
Dubai skyscraper climbed by Tom Cruise in "Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol"
Burj Khalifa
One-word Nintendo action-adventure franchise that started in the 1980s
Metroid
Name given to the contrast between the lack of conclusive evidence of aliens and the apparently high likelihood of their existence
Fermi paradox
Tennis-playing sisters (b. 1980 and 1981)
Venus and Serena Williams
U.S. basketball player and star of "Space Jam" (b. 1963)
Michael Jordan
Numbers on the named jerseys of the above
23, 45
Music festival held in New York that attempted to replicate the 1969 original (1999)
Woodstock
U.S. actor best known for playing a well-known superhero (b. 1951)
Michael Keaton
Name of said superhero
Batman
The two candidates for the U.S. presidency (2000)
George W. Bush and Al Gore
South African businessman and Grimes's ex-partner (b. 1971)
Elon Musk
U.S. quarterback who took the knee to protest police brutality (b. 1987)
Colin Kaepernick
U.S. state whose electric grid failed after an unusual snowstorm (2021)
Texas
Princeton graduate who would later go on to co-found Amazon (b. 1964)
Jeff Bezos
Name used to describe the increase in the global average temperature and its effects on the environment
Climate change
Critically endangered horned animal native to Africa
White rhino
Collection of marine debris also known as the Pacific trash vortex
Great Pacific Garbage Patch
Singer of Blink-182 and AVA and proponent of existence of extraterrestrial life
Tom DeLonge
The Opportunity (or "Oppy") and Spirit are examples of this type of machinery
Mars rover
Borderline animated sci-fi film directed by James Cameron (2009)
Avatar
Tesla is a creator of these
Self-driving cars
Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, used to treat anxiety and depressive disorders (abbreviation)
SSRIs
5ft 2in U.S. musician who originally sang "Nothing Compares 2 U" (1958-2016)
Prince
Longest-reigning British monarch and longest-reigning female monarch (1926-2022)
Elizabeth II
Shorthand for the terrorist attacks that took place on 11th September 2001
9/11
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