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But many people still don't know that their favorite DBZ track isn't on the official soundtrack, but is actually a rocking remix posted to YouTube way back in 2006. Here's who really made the 'Perfect Cell' theme we've all come to love.
The trend is now going viral on TikTok under the name "He Had It Coming," but the song has also seen a strong tradition of YouTuber parodies all through the 2010s.
A controversial decision to not cover anesthesia for the full duration of a surgical procedure adds to the growing list of healthcare company mistakes being thrown into the spotlight.
The video game reviewer's attempt to play "We Dare" on the Wii led to a hilarious screengrab still used as a reaction meme today.
After getting coffee at a Starbucks, the unknown gunman took aim at the CEO. Now, the NYPD believes that this unmasked civilian could be the suspect.
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