Replying to: Osprey8010all good man, if you need so i can find something online tha

heres one i found on reddit

Answer:

It’s a meme.

The idea is the entire image represents ALL knowledge about a subject. From there, parts of the iceberg are organized into “tiers” to categorize the knowledge. A common categorization is to organize information from top-to-bottom in order from “what most people know” to “fringe, unproven conspiracy theories”. This makes sense for the iceberg metaphor: the tip of an iceberg is the part you can see from a ship. Most people also know that a big part of the iceberg is underwater. But only people with very specialized equipment can actually go into the ocean and see just how deep an iceberg is to get the whole picture.

That’s how your example video works. It’s going over most of the rumors related to Super Mario 64, their history, and whether they are “solved” or not. It dives deeper and deeper into the iceberg, explaining things that have long, weird histories and never really resulted in “an ending”.

It’s a popular meme. People like videos about weird rumors and conspiracy theories, and sticking to the current meme helps attract viewer