Googlewhacking is a classic piece of internet folklore that gained massive popularity in the early 2000s, largely popularized by comedian Dave Gorman. The objective is to find two words, both present in the dictionary, that when searched together on Google yield exactly one hit. While the rise of modern dynamic indexing and personalized search algorithms has made this feat nearly impossible today, the meme persists as a symbol of obsessive internet curiosity and the niche joy of finding something truly unique in the vast sea of digital information. It is frequently used to represent moments of extreme discovery or the absurdity of deep-diving through search results for hours.