Whether you’re buying Elvis Presley records, successfully completing crossword puzzles (without cheating), or eating cronuts, you may have been in fashion at some point in your life.

Merriam-Webster defines a fad as “a practice or benefit that has lasted for some time with exaggerated enthusiasm: enthusiasm.” Although some fads and trends do fall into the temporary category (think of swallowing goldfish), Barbie The doll remains a venerable icon to this day.

Stacker We scrutinized historic accounts, company websites, news media, and other sources to find the most popular trends from 1920 to today. They range from strange to energetic. Here are just a few examples from pageants, games and toys, candies, books and national heroes. Some have never heard of it, some are beyond ridiculous, and others are at the heart of American life.

Maybe you have participated in at least one of these or are still participating. Perhaps your parents, grandparents, and great-grandparents have experienced these epidemics for decades and have conveyed their love for long-lasting epidemics for decades. And maybe you and your kids are involved in it now, or will hand them over to the next generation of enthusiastic young people and adults looking for entertainment and popular entertainment, or just stupidity.

Read to discover the most interesting fads every year since the Roaring Twenties.

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