Bono

Okay, so get this: there’s literally only one person who’s ever managed to bag nominations for an Oscar, a Grammy, a Golden Globe, and, wait for it—a Nobel Prize. Yeah, seriously, that’s not a typo. We’re talking about someone who’s basically collected all the golden tickets across music, film, and, you know, saving the world or whatever the Nobel Prize is for. Not your average Hollywood story, right? Most folks are lucky to get a single nod from the Academy, let alone cross over into music and world-changing stuff. It’s like finding a unicorn that sings, acts, and writes world peace manifestos on the side. Kind of wild when you think about it. Makes you wonder what this person’s group chats look like. Probably just a lot of humblebragging and trophy emojis. So yeah, if you ever feel like an underachiever, just remember, there’s only one person on Earth who’s pulled off this hat trick. No pressure.

Back in '87, the family dynamic was basically: everyone could have their big debate, throw opinions around, maybe shout a little, but in the end? The head honcho’s word was law. The whole crew would wrangle over dinner, someone would storm off, someone else would sigh dramatically, but let’s be real—the decision was already made. You see it play out in the kitchen, in the car, at those awkward family gatherings. Authority had this stubborn swagger, like, “Sure, I’ll listen, but we’re still doing it my way.” Classic power play, right? It’s not just about stubbornness; it’s almost like a tradition, a weird badge of honor. The rest of the group knew the drill—debate all you want, but don’t expect democracy. Sometimes it’s hilarious, sometimes it’s exhausting, but that’s just how things rolled. Decisions made, end of story—until the next argument, anyway.