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Welcome to Icebergs[edit]
Icebergs (icebergs.wiki) is an encyclopedia of iceberg charts, tier lists, and the internet-culture formats that rank knowledge from surface familiarity to deep niche lore. The wiki covers notable charts from r/IcebergCharts, IcebergThreads, and related communities, as well as the formats and metaphors behind them. Chart entries reflect their authors' choices and are not verified fact.
Featured article[edit]
Conspiracy theories iceberg — a high-scoring chart topic on r/IcebergCharts, with many alternate versions and transcribed tiers that rank claims from widely known to obscure. Related: Lost media iceberg · Unsolved mysteries iceberg · Internet iceberg
Selected articles[edit]
Imported charts
- Conspiracy theories iceberg — deep conspiracy-chart cluster from r/IcebergCharts
- Lost media iceberg — missing-media charts with IcebergThreads tiers
- Minecraft iceberg — large gaming chart with many community variants
- Anime iceberg — anime obscurity charts and text tiers
- 2026 Timeline iceberg — heavily viewed IcebergThreads timeline chart
- Internet iceberg · YouTube iceberg (chart) · Tiktok iceberg — web and video culture
- Music iceberg · Five Nights at Freddy's iceberg · Roblox iceberg — popular entertainment charts
- Video games iceberg · Nostalgia iceberg · Horror films iceberg · Google Street View iceberg
Formats and background
- Iceberg chart — definition, history, and structure of the format
- YouTube iceberg · Tier list · Super Mario 64 iceberg — explainers and early popularisers
- r/IcebergCharts · Know Your Meme · Creepypasta · Lost media · Internet folklore
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- Notable iceberg charts — imported and standalone chart articles
- Iceberg chart images — uploaded chart files
- Iceberg formats
- Ranking formats
- Internet culture · Internet folklore
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About editing[edit]
Prefer primary posts (dated uploads, archive links), chart authors, and reputable reporting. Rewrite and attribute material forked from Wikipedia, Know Your Meme, or other reliable sources; do not paste other wikis verbatim. Keep fringe claims in cultural context—or leave them out. Chart tiers are documentary of what authors listed, not endorsements of those claims.