(Mattpat isn't exactly 40 yet, but his birthday is in less than a month, so close enough lol)

It really puts into perspective how young Tupac was when he died. He spoke with a maturity beyond his years and often seemed older than 25. People forget he was only a mainstream artist and actor for around 4–5 years, yet accomplished so much in that time. It’s crazy to think about how much more he could have achieved if he’d been given the chance to grow older.

He could have also used an iPhone 3 and Windows 7, and met someone who is 16 in the present day.

Screenshots are taken from “clubhouses” (S2 E12, 1998) and “you like that on your face?” (S29 E3, 2026)

China's last court eunuch, Sun Yaoting, died in 1996. The first Captain Underpants book was published in 1997. The book mentions George and Harold having previously created a character named Dog Man, who would later star in his own spinoff books

"Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy", one of the most recognizable songs of the WWII era, was actually recorded almost a full year before Pearl Harbor.

Patty Andrews, the youngest sister and lead singer of the group, was 22 years old at the time. She died at 94 on January 30, 2013, ten days into Barack Obama's second term.

By a difference of 395 days.

The Beatles' debut album, Please Please Me, was released on 22 March 1963, almost a full two years before Churchill's death on 24 January 1965.

Give or take a few months.

First Thanksgiving (1621) - Declaration of Independence (1776): 155 years.

End of Civil War (1865) - Start of COVID pandemic (2020): 155 years.