Top 150 MORE Useless Facts You Don't Need To Know

[@WatchMojo]

If you have a useless fact, drop it in the comments, and we can all learn together! For more facts, check out our playlist!: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hpDTfHqnmLmIhLc

[@audixaudix7395]

why is this 1d ago?

[@tylerkovalskas9780]

useless fact: in Africa, every 60 seconds, a minute passes 🤣🤣🤣

[@ReccquiemBST]

Factoids... Seriously? I'm sorry WM, but a factoid is not a fact, it is IN FACT, an anti-fact. I don't want to be that guy, but get it right.

[@ReccquiemBST]

Also the accurate terming for fatphobia is Cacomorphobia. My little fact. Not intentionally trying to spread hate.

[@jackcampbellmaniacjack2064]

The average person breathes in a liter of farts every day

[@danielferrieri7434]

Top Ten Songs People Love But Don't Know The Name Of

[@blackguyofthesouth2161]

I'd say Tubthumping by Chumbawamba

[@ThePrinceOfNigeria]

@@blackguyofthesouth2161 if I search for that shit and it isnt banging I will be back here to report your comment.

[@abominati0n]

top ten songs people know the name of but dont love

[@adamshaw8077]

@@ThePrinceOfNigeria 🤣🤣

[@abdulrahmanzubairu8371]

adventure time (not cartoon ) by someone I've been looking for the song no lyrics though

[@nicholasstocker6866]

Finally! The sequel that I or everyone didn’t ask for, but we’re glad we got it!

[@SerathDarklands]

_"A starfish does not have a brain."_ I know some people like that.

[@Iyadkay]

I see you're a Twitter user.

[@SerathDarklands]

@@Iyadkay I actually don't have an account there. Nor on FaceBook or on any social media sites other than KZbin.

[@Iyadkay]

@@SerathDarklands I was trolling the majority of people on Twitter. I suspect they are starfish.

[@ivanbutler5772]

I have a few 1) The concept of Toy Story was originally going to be a Tin Toy Christmas special, based from the famed Pixar short Tin Toy 2) The creator of SpongeBob, Stephen Hillenburg, got the idea of the show from a comic he created when Rocko's Modern Life was cancelled 3) Bugs Bunny was named after artist Ben "Bugs" Hardaway, and Elmer Fudd was originally named Egghead 4) Walt Disney portrayed the voice of Mickey Mouse until 1947, meaning he was the first voice of the character 5) The Simpsons originally made their debut in The Tracey Ullman Show 6) Porky Pig wasn't originally voiced by Mel Blanc when he first debuted, he was voiced by Joe Daughtry 7) SpongeBob's original name was SpongeBoy 8) The reason why The Simpsons are yellow is because creator Matt Groening wanted the characters to be eye-catching 9) Darkwing Duck was originally going to be a Donald Duck spy cartoon and was named "Double-O Duck", but after discovering the name "Double-O" was copyrighted by the creator of James Bond, Ian Fleming, they scrapped the idea and turned the show into Darkwing Duck 10) The Lion King was animated by Disney's B-Team animation team because Disney's A-Team animation team was busy making Pocahontas because they thought it would be a bigger success than Lion King, but it was the opposite way around. BONUS) When Stan Lee and Steve Ditko were making Spider-Man comic books, Stan wanted to make Norman Osborn the Green Goblin, but Steve didn't want Osborn to be the Goblin. But when Ditko left, Stan got his way!

[@marvelfan8996]

I knew about Point 5, they debuted in 1987 and Point 10 too

[@10jr92]

12:00 "A Florida man..." Me: *sits up* "Oh yeah, this is gonna be good!"

[@poolside16190]

Mister Rogers was obsessed with the number 143 and tried to weigh that all his life. It represents the number of letters in “I Love You”.

[@davidanderson_surrey_bc]

Really? Because I count only 8.

[@poolside16190]

@@davidanderson_surrey_bc I (1) Love (4) You (3).

[@beatebruckner1191]

I love useless facts. Can we et more of those, please?

[@marvelfan8996]

I find some funny and some are knowledgeable

[@AgentBecker6980]

This makes my heart happy. Most people I know say I'm full of useless facts, they ain't seen nothing yet 🤣

[@MrJNEW82]

🤣🤣🤣Created a monster!

[@TheLadyBlerd]

A video literally to kill time and filled with facts to annoy most people upon retelling - - thank you WM. Also... #12 @ 1:58 is *extremely* useful information.

[@lennards100]

Keep up the good work watch mojo

[@roeldejonge1164]

I really like these kind of video. Some things I already know, but probably half of these facts I didn’t know. Please keep making these videos Here are hopefully some useless facts: Google started with four guys in a garage The first Mortal Kombat game was created and everything by just four people In the Netherlands there are more bicycles than cars.

[@christophercooley7967]

1) Finland and Both Korea are only separated by 1 country despite being 5,000 miles apart. 2) Maine is closer to Africa than Florida is. 3) Pink Floyds Dark of the Moon album spent the most time on the Billboard top 200 chart. 962 weeks, or 18 1/2 years.

[@cxlosxp2170]

Not gonna lie, this was refreshing from WatchMojo

[@julesstephenson8935]

The fact that somebody in Australia listed New Zealand on eBay is hilarious, and reminds me of one of our senior pranks in high school. We listed the high school on craigslist for a dollar, it took a few weeks before the administration realized it. I’m pretty sure somebody actually called to try to buy the school and that was what tipped them off.

[@stacyfabiszewski4633]

I enjoyed this video so much, may we have more like this please?

[@Dopecheetah]

Dolly Parton lost that lookalike contest to a 6ft tall Black man. 😂😂😂

[@davidanderson_surrey_bc]

Apparently the judges weren't looking at the faces.

[@christhecommentator3411]

6:14 - I appreciate them showing that so much lol 😂

[@peelslowly28]

0:40 The fruit orange is named after the color *NOT* the other way around.

[@Muziqizlyf]

"Swedish meatballs are from Turkey" and Turkish Delight is from Narnia

[@Renz_law]

Imagine joining a competition that is about (looking like) you and still lost, Must've hurt EMOTIONAL DAMAGE

[@captainspaulding5963]

Charlie Chaplin placed third in a Chaplin look alike contest!

[@kat756]

Number 45 took me out “one eye open when I’m sleeping” 😂😂😂

[@yankeecantrell]

I just want to know where on the earth are all the people who pronounce taco “Tacko” located , so that we can know where to start dumping toxic waste and testing nukes again.

[@estebangutierrez160]

Dummies that never had one before

[@coma718ny]

Central northwesterners minna-soooota

[@J-Rod91]

19:27 DAMMIT AND I WAS JUST ABOUT TO FINALIZE MY ISRAELI BEACH TRAVEL PLANS FOR ME AND MY PET BEAR!!!

[@keren.icehand]

That was awesome!😄💜👍

[@jessica79m]

😮 NOTHING RHYMES ‼️with 🗣month, silver, orange & purple! I learned this during a drinking game. 🍻🃏😂

[@utisti4976]

_"No, I'm not stupid, I'm just an ecyclopedia of completely useless information."_

[@raziele92]

Believe it or not, I actually found some of these quite interesting.

[@CShivery]

The couplings on fire hose have a small notch called a Higby Cut. It shows you where the thread begins so that you can more easily connect two pieces of fire hose.

[@genkigirl4859]

Is he saying taco as “tack-o”?

[@MrGUnit27]

2:27 Clancy Brown also plays the sadistic guard Captain Hadley in The Shawshank Redemption

[@st3pcr8r]

15:31 *Checks to see if true*: Huh, well look at that

[@leesashriber5097]

I love useless facts! These were great 👍😊

[@julesBrockingthat1999]

Love these videos!! I’m such a geek and I love it!!

[@mcmacshalfilya]

A pretty geek

[@ZodiacArden]

Are you guys for real? I laughed my guts out

[@MrWesternAUS]

Extra fact about 3:11, it's also the name of a show introduced to talk about advertising

[@awk5681]

1. Top 10 anime series with single or 2 seasons. Or Top 10 Shortest Animer Series. 2. Top 10 Web Series with least seasons.

[@_ThatDudeAgain_]

Fun fact: did you know youtube used to have a counter on the dislike button?

[@madman00774]

I will give credit to WatchMojo for being able to make fun of themselves. Other channels (especially IGN) would have not have the guts to make a video like this while WatchMojo made it look effortlessly.

[@illuminatipoodle4517]

Agreed

[@davcharley5001]

Humans are weird: -We eventually notice our own reflection 🤔 -We don't have any unique pattern like a tiger or a jaguar -We lack horns,feathers, and tails -It takes us months to properly walk instead of on all 4 -We have furless faces and small lips -We lack night vision -We lack armor protection like a turtle 🐢 or hermit crab 🦀 -We have tiny webbing between our fingers, that are useless today and are just pretty much just there -Our senses are just basic, our sense of smell isn't as great as a bloodhound or even better an elephant. Our sense of sight isn't at the same level of a hawk or owl Evolution has given humans 2 internal reactions: Fight or Flight Literally whenever we see a threat, humans have 3 choices: Fight and confront the situation, flee or run away from it Finally, just freeze during emergencies

[@pamelafulks582]

Fight,flight or freeze.

[@lukky6648]

0:59 Idk man , i still can't scrub my feets without losing my shit

[@hillhouseproductions]

Actually, Edison technically never invented anything. He just took other people’s ideas and figured out how to sell them.

[@hillhouseproductions]

@DeathStroke maybe? Idk.

[@Trist233]

Philadelphia is named after a Turkish town named as Alasehir. During the Middle Ages, Alasehir was known as Philadelphia.

[@Shebeast3]

fantastic video love me some factoids

[@Momijido11]

Here’s one: there’s a metal band called Hatebeak who’s lead singer is an African grey parrot

[@Mikeyboi5353]

I didn't know that "tako bell" was named after its owner.

[@michaelharris9938]

8:30 you stated that the only ventriloquism museum was in and town in Kentucky; however, I know that there's also one in Pana Illinois because my best friend from high school, William Duff runs it.

[@einienj3281]

8:43 that reaction to losing! 😄

[@Aragorn7884]

Water is wet. Fire is hot. Space is big.

[@MrHard2Talk2]

First time Mojo is honest about the content they make.

[@TheEternalPheonix]

Charlie Chaplin also once entered his own look-alike contest and lost.

[@miemietube4569]

Poor Dolly I can not stop laughing 😆

[@jacklynfrost93]

Huh.. I really liked that! :)

[@LachlanBirt]

The fact that he said the full name of Los Angeles shocks me

[@susanrobinson910]

This was actually pretty cool 😂

[@NovumSemita]

Anyone else see the ventriloquist dummy's eyes move at 8:35? I know it's just the guy's hand moving a little switch or whatever but still pretty spooky looking.

[@user-em6ie2be7x]

Clancy Brown was also the voice of Neo Cortex from The Crash Bandicoot Series.

[@Margann1987]

Please make more of these! (P.S.: I now want to tickle a rat.)

[@mmcfreds]

Got all the way to “mee-thane” and still can’t get past “ta-co”

[@Slimerson93]

Thank you WatchMojo for cutting down my google searches 😂💯💯🔥

[@dragunovbushcraft152]

"Grand Central Cafe" is located in Llano, Texas, 100 miles west of Austin. I've eaten there. The food is excellent. :)

[@eldridgecharles1313]

Hohoho, conversations with my friends are about to get a whole lot more interesting

[@LEWIS1992]

Did this guy just say that Canadians are not American? Does he understand what "North America" is?

[@aubinbernard9529]

love those videos

[@tobiojo9454]

Awesome video

[@nicolasrose3064]

"Whatyadoing.....?" "Counting how many times a Lion can mate in a Day...."

[@gman-gx6gg]

Useless information until trivia night 😉

[@austinfisher4069]

Penalty for not mentioning that the strip of paper you pull out of a hershey's kiss is called a "nigglywiggly"

[@GuiltyOne]

We need more of these

[@fortyfour6626]

The red line you get on a covid test when you are sick has gold in it.

[@FinerStuff]

That long haired guy in that movie The Room never failed to make me laugh 😁

[@leo.ottesen]

14:15 "a naked intruder wearing his jacket" So... not naked

[@Podaling]

I know fact 2, 4 is kinda right, but I can tickle myself, 17, 20, 21, 22 (and charlie chaplin did the same thing but also lost), 25, 33, 38, 43, 44, 45, 54, 55, 59, 61, 64, 72, 73, 77, 82, 84, 85, 87, 88 I personally have green eyes, 90 (for some reason I use to have that phobia), 93, 94, 96, 98, 104, 110, 112, 118, 119, 121, 123, 135, 136, 141, and 148.

[@thechazzmaniandevil147]

I will agree I can also tickle myself, not sure why people say you can't, people who aren't ticklish scare the hell out of me 👀 get your body fixed

[@gerrieburke9886]

The Irish Coffee was invented at a restaurant/bar called The Buena Vista, near the Aquatic Park in San Francisco.

[@Cacuofa]

Love the casino with no clocks fact everywhere. Disneyland, McDonalds, 99% of restaurants and 98% stores in the world don’t have clocks either. Maybe even your home doesn’t have one either. What place makes you surprised when you walk in because there’s not a clock on a wall

[@rndmpinkiepie64]

There's a law that's never been removed from the books in Minneapolis, Minnesota that makes it illegal to walk your pet giraffe but only on certain days

[@Gmackematix]

Calories on stamps? The most amazing fact seems to be that Americans don't have self-adhesive postage stamps yet.

[@Unknown17]

I know you wrote your comment a year ago, but I wanted to chime in. You were right to question whether a stamp "contains" calories. It does not. In fact, nothing contains calories--not food, and not anything else. A calorie is a unit of heat. It is a measurement, like degrees. When we say X food has X calories, it is a SHORTHAND, abbreviated way of saying that X units of heat were required to turn X portion of the substance into ash. The food (or stamp) does not contain calories, any more than a room contains degrees. (And BTW, we DO have self-adhesive stamps in the USA. I use them all the time.)

[@Gmackematix]

@@Unknown17I don't really follow that argument. "Has X calories" is just short for "has a calorific value of X", just like something has a length or has a temperature. That doesn't invalidate the meaning of calorie as a unit of heat given off when something is combusted. Surely they aren't referring to the whole stamp either, just the gum licked.

[@Unknown17]

@@Gmackematix I think you really DO follow the argument. I merely wrote what I did because most people believe calories are a substance within what they are eating. As you and I have now both pointed out, saying a certain food has X calories IS a valid shorthand, but only if one understands that it IS shorthand. I don't believe that most people REALIZE it is a shorthand method and that food does not actually contain calories. I believe you and I are in agreement here.

[@Jennifer-jt9cb]

1) Eagles and beavers are monogamous. 2) Contrary to popular belief, goldfish do not have a 3 second memory. Their memory is just as long as any other animal. 3) The planet Uranus orbits the sun on its side. 4) There is an asteroid in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter that is so big that it has globed due to it's gravity and is named Ceres. It is also classified as a dwarf planet the same as Pluto. 5) A ducks quack does echo. It is a myth that says it doesn't. 6) Brad Pitt is from Missouri and went to MU in Columbia Missouri. 7) Keanu Reeves was born in Beirut Lebanon. 8) Charlize Theron was born and raised in South Africa, making her African American. Her first language is Afrikaans. 9) A rats front teeth never stop growing. 10) Rats have an emotional range wider than that of a human. 11) The well known rebel flag was not the official flag of the Confederacy. It is actually a battle flag. 12) The poop emoji was intended to be chocolate ice cream when it was first created. 13) An AR-15 is no more powerful than a 9mm handgun, despite having a higher velocity due to a higher powder content in the bullet casing. 14) Even though it is sacred to many, the bible is one of the most violent books in the world. 15) The first ever message heard through a telephone was _"Mr. Watson--come here--I want to see you."_ said by Alexander Graham Bell. He had spilled acid on himself and needed medical help. 16) Wolves mourn their dead pack members. 17) The Baphomet is actually a symbol of neutrality. The popular image of Baphomet is from _Dogme et Rituel de la Haute Magie_ by Éliphas Lévi. He drew the image himself. 18) Pokemon is the most popular trading card game in the world, surpassing Magic The Gathering and YuGiOh. 19) Male breasts have milk ducts, and some mammary tissue. They also have oxytocin and prolactin, the hormones responsible for milk production. 20) A computer once beat me at chess but it was no match for me at kickboxing.

[@micahcaraballo5917]

Here’s some more fun facts: - The sun is approximately 93 million miles away from the earth - The creator of Pac-Man based the character’s design from a pizza - A gorilla can walk up to 20 feet while using only its hind legs - Movies like Gremlins and Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom gave birth to the PG-13 rating - On average, 200 million people every day engage in sexual activity - The voice of Karen the computer wife from SpongeBob is married to Tom Kenny, the voice of SpongeBob - Theodore Roosevelt still remains the youngest US President to be elected in office - Laika Studios is not based in Hollywood, but rather in the state of Oregon - Studies have shown that people who hear the song “Happy” by Pharrell Williams feel genuinely happy - It is estimated that there are about 500 million Star Wars fans around the world - Peanut butter is a Canadian invention, created by Marcellus Gilmore Edson in 1884 - The stones used to build Stonehenge in England came all the way from Wales - If given proper care and attention, a female tarantula can live up to 30 years - The first animated cartoon to use synchronized sound was Walt Disney’s Steamboat Willie in 1928 - The blue whale is the largest animal in the world, weighing up to 200 tons (330,000 pounds) - Steven Spielberg only has 2 Best Director Oscars, for Schindler’s List and Saving Private Ryan - The brain of a monarch butterfly is smaller than the tip of a ballpoint pen - California is the most populous US State with around 40 million people - Every minute you spend kissing, you can burn up to 12 calories - It has been counted that Batman has more villains than Spider-Man - The Bible book of Psalms shares that “the earth hangs upon nothing”, showing its scientific accuracy long before Issac Newton

[@Your.Uncle.AngMoh]

200 tons is not 330,000 pounds. 200 short tons is 400,000 pounds and 200 long tons is 448,000 pounds. 200 tonnes is just over 440,000 pounds. The largest blue whale ever measured weighed just under 420,000 pounds. The blue whale is also believed thee the largest species to ever have existed on the planet.

[@jonmendelson1104]

If you could theoretically fold a piece of paper that was the standard thickness of a sheet of printer paper in half infinite times, it would only take 51 folds before it was thick enough to reach the sun (actually about 1.5x as thick as the distance from the Earth and the Sun).

[@micahcaraballo5917]

@@jonmendelson1104 🤯

[@kimmik3602]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 The fact 22 is trippy.

[@nicolasrose3064]

The reason why the Australian Defence Force Army Crest, worn on the Slouch Hat, has a Kangaroo and an Emu, is because neither can take a step backwards...

[@russell28533]

I really enjoyed this.

[@panicow6005]

I can’t be the only one who watch’s stuff like this to try to get tired

[@13Kormoran]

4:15 Mickey Mouse was created by Ub Iwerks, who was working for Disney and later became independent.

[@RandallChase1]

The average life span of a mayfly it 24 hours. The nut of a cashew actually hangs below the fruit. A strawberry is not actually a berry. When a mom tells a dad joke it’s considered a “faux-pa”

[@kaminariishida5681]

So about music, as I'm chef. I don't know why violin concerts of Vivaldi makes me more organized. This is something that I can't explain

[@indieauthorjasonblayne7511]

The term, "Redneck" originated in Northern WV to unite all coal miners into labor unions. Also, Pepperoni Rolls were invented in WV as a snack for coal miners.

[@daltonbalthazr1030]

"TACK-OH-BELL" 😂

[@julietsukamoto3575]

The song scary monsters and nice sprites from skrillex Helps deter mosquitos from biting you

[@CatsOverBrats]

I always forget how rare it is to have green eyes which I have. To my defense, up here in Scandinavia it's pretty normal for people to have green eyes. Guess we got a big portion of that small percentage of green eyed people up here.

[@bessdougla]

I really, really didn't need 2 know about the snake fact!!

[@alexsidlauskas9702]

I love takeo bell!

[@kyleisaac7404]

A group of geese is called a "Gaggle of Geese" 😉

[@SoraBlackheart]

You can't tickle yourself.. EXCEPT for the fact that you can! If you touch your palate with the tip of your toungue and start moving it around it will give you a tickle sensation. Another interesting one, did you know that if you get pressed in a certain spot on your pelvis (on the sides, between your torso and legs) you might just start randomly laughing? Oh, and another one!! Pigs can't sweat, so in order to stay fresh they get mud baths, aaalso if they get stressed out enough, they tend to eat other pig's tails (that's why most people cut their tails off), also pigs are overly dramatic, they scream for anything. Aaaaaand If you think cats are evil, wait until you see a bunny out of a cage, they throw stuff just because, they eat whatever they have in front (paper, wood, fabric, plastic, literally whatever), they can steal things but they are extremelly inteligent and if done right, they can even learn commands, there's a tale about rabbits attacking and defeating Napoleon Bonaparte and his army. Bunnies are pure evil, adorable, lovely but pure evil (source, i had a bunny and can confirm that even Satan himself is afraid of them... Loved that fluffy demon with all my heart).

[@TheStonerKoala]

Is this a late April fool's video? All of these facts are vital knowledge.

[@trexadvent4726]

Can you do comic book origin of Marvel's the Elementals(Hellfire, Magnum, Hydron and Zephyr)?

[@checkers34]

I’ve always wondered which orange came first, is an orange orange because of an orange? Or, is orange orange because of orange?

[@Michelle-DiPalo]

Yes

[@massialim4996]

Me: i'm running out of data Also me:

[@sams3015]

Kayne West as a telemarketer is a scary thought

[@christinelang2417]

A single bolt of lightning is actually 3. I took care of a woman in ICU that had been struck by lightning ( she had 3 holes - burns in her right shoulder and it went through her heart and exited her body at the bottom of her left foot). She was evacuated to a level 4 trauma/burn unit. I don't know if she survived.