You Wouldn’t Steal Secret Music From the Vatican
Gorgocutie Explains The post: “TIL the Vatican had music which was forbidden to be copied and was only played twice per year. The piece was...
Gorgocutie Explains The post: “TIL the Vatican had music which was forbidden to be copied and was only played twice per year. The piece was...
Gorgocutie Explains OP: “Every pleasure is a guilty pleasure if you were raised catholic enough” Reply: “I’ve never related to something so hard in my...
Gorgocutie Explains Athenians after the Sicilian Expedition (415-413 BC) Left: “The city will be starved we are doomed” — the doomer hoplite. Right: “Our fleet...
Gorgocutie Explains What are we looking at? Three-panel meme about the ultimate Roman Empire fan. Panel 1 — GigaChad saying “So cool” with a map...
Gorgocutie Explains The Hagia Sophia in Istanbul, set against a dramatic sunset, with the text “Say her name.” “Her” is Hagia Sophia — the Great...
Gorgocutie Explains What are we looking at? A multi-panel meme about Christopher Nolan and his approach to music in historical settings. One panel shows Nolan...
Gorgocutie Explains What are we looking at? A medieval manuscript illustration or historical depiction of a figure on horseback — juxtaposed against a modern version...
Gorgocutie Explains What are we looking at? A black-and-white photo of a WWII-era German tank designed by Porsche. The caption reads: “I have a customer...
Gorgocutie Explains Artist: Unknown / viral comparison meme What are we looking at? Same location. Same buildings. Two completely different visual treatments. The left panel,...
🏛️ Gorgocutie Explains Artist: Piccolo & Hilary B. Price — Rhymes With Orange What’s happening here? Two-panel comic titled “SIBLINGS.” The first panel shows a...
The “Mythical Predators Support Group” is one of the best recurring webcomic premises. A Siren, a Dryad, and a Harpy sit around complaining that their...
In Homer’s Odyssey, the Sirens were creatures whose enchanting songs lured sailors to crash their ships into the rocky shores of their island. Odysseus, ever...