Tiffany: The Name That Cheats Death
CGP Grey1 HN recommenders · 2022–2023
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CGP Grey investigates why the name Tiffany spiked in popularity and then faded, with help from onomastics experts. It is a short, playful look at how names spread.
Referenced as a fun side tangent whenever the name Tiffany comes up in a thread.
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4 comments from Hacker News
Wait till you find out about "Tiffany" [VIDEO] (CGP Grey) (spoiler: he couldn't find out where it came from, and did this video on his research to explain more: [LINK] )
Interesting that the top name used in passwords is Tiffany. Culturally it has a strong connection to the 80s decade, which points to two specific demographics: ~35 year olds, who might be in a relationship to one, or ~55 year olds who might have one as a daughter. [VIDEO] Makes me wonder if it's time to start generating rainbow tables for the top female names of the 90s and 2000s soon...
Reminds me of this video about the origin of the name Tiffany: [VIDEO] "I didn't fly across the Atlantic to... Of course I did"
> Sad to see "Jennifer" listed as a "newer name". See also "The Tale of Tiffany" from CGP Grey: * [VIDEO]