"The year was 1993. With the fall of Communism, the rise of smaller, independent states, and civil wars all over the place to establish those states, the metaphorical shape of the world was changing," Yakko said with all the gravitas he could muster. Then he went back to his higher pitched voice. "But the regular shape stayed the same!" He gave a sharp whistle and beach balls with the globe printed on them fell from the ceiling.

"Those feature the map of the world as it looks today. 19 years ago, the world looked a little bit more like this. ROLL IT!" The lights dimmed and a film started playing at the front of the room.

"And yeah, it really is almost 20 years old," Yakko whispered fight before the song started. "Not that this should make anyone feel old." He winked. Feel old, players. Feel old.

Once the video was over and the lights went back on, Yakko spoke up again. "Less than two decades and the list of countries has changed just a little bit. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to use your modern globes to find all the changes since 1993. Should you decline, your mission is to play with your beach balls. Your secondary mission no matter what you choose is to try to keep this song from getting stuck in your head. Bet you can't do it. KEEP IT ROLLING!"

And with that, the Yakko's World video replayed. On repeat. Over and over again. With the lights on, the picture was clear enough to read and locate countries, but you could also actually read your globes now. And the sound? Well, that would just drive you mad eventually. Maybe.

Have fun!