15 Deep Facts That Really Cornered Our Market

Brie Larson released a pop album in the early 2000s.
15 Deep Facts That Really Cornered Our Market

Did you ever wonder how Brie Larson played such a convincing vocalist and frontwoman in Scott Pilgrim vs. The World? It couldn't be because she is an accomplished actress with her first on-screen acting credit going all the way back to 1998 as “Roadkill Easy Bake Oven Girl” on the Tonight Show, it actually goes back even further … Well, actually, it goes forward to 2005 with the album she released when she was just 15-years-old. “Finally Out of P.E” wasn't super well received, if received at all, so it's probably for the best that Larson leaned into her acting career, but it just goes to show that you can take the girl out of the early 2000s bubblegum pop alt rock, but you can't take the early 2000s bubblegum pop alt rock out of the girl. 

If you're looking to take a break from yelling at Brie Larson online for God knows what, take 5 minutes to read more interesting facts and yell at us instead. 

Ants herd aphids for that sweet sweet honeydew.

Ants herd and domesticate aphids to 'milk' them for honeydew nectar. CRACKED.COM By stroking the back of some aphids with their antennae, the ants can induce a honeydew droplet. They will move them to sweeter plants, and protect them from ladybugs.

antARK  / Pexels 

Pineapples were so expensive in the 1700s that people would rent them.

People in the 1700s used to rent pineapple as a centerpiece for their parties. CRACKED COM Imported from the Caribbean islands, pineapples that arrived in America were very expensive - one pineapple could cost as much as $8000.

MentalFloss / Pexels 

The US government tried to give the Sioux nation $1 billion in compensation for Mt Rushmore.

The Sioux nation refused $1 Billion in compensation for Mt Rushmore, saying the land was never for sale. CRACKED COM The US Government took the land on which Mt Rushmore was built from the Sioux nation, and developed Mt. Rushmore on sacred Sioux grounds without any compensation.

The Atlantic / Wikipedia 

A building owner insisted on a 6th floor pool, and 500 people later died.

A department store in Seoul, Korea collapsed, killing 500 people in 1995. CRACKED.COM During construction, the owner insisted on adding an unauthorized 6th floor with a swimming pool. When his engineers protested, they were fired.

History / Wikipedia 

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