Congratulations are in order: the Kardashians are celebrating 10 years (!!!) of reality television. But before we go popping champagne into butt-resting flutes (cc: Kim K’s Paper “Break the Internet” cover), let’s take a look back to when it all started and why, as Canadians, we still care.
In 2007, Kylie Jenner was a freckled-faced 9 year old, Kim Kardashian as still feeling the fame of her sex tape, and Kris Jenner was known more for her friendship with Nicole Brown than for being a “Momager.” A lot has changed since those days, but one constant remains: an insane interest in this family. Last night, the 14th season of Keeping Up With The Kardashian aired, and even in a time of Hurricanes, floods and politically uncertainty, many people tuned in. Why do we care soooooo much about Kardashian kontroversies? Google has some clues.
Google Trends is revealing how Canada’s interest in the Los Angeles-based family has evolved over the last 10 years. From wars with Taylor Swift to the infamous butt picture that broke the internet in November 2014, here are the questions Canadians have been asking about the Kardashian/Jenner empire.
Top trending questions on the Kardashians/Jenners in Canada in 2008:
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Top trending questions on the Kardashians/Jenners in Canada in 2010:
Top trending questions on the Kardashians/Jenners in Canada in 2011:
Top trending questions on the Kardashians/Jenners in Canada in 2012:
Top trending questions on the Kardashians/Jenners in Canada in 2013:
Top trending questions on the Kardashians/Jenners in Canada in 2014:
Top trending questions on the Kardashians/Jenners in Canada in 2015:
Top trending questions on the Kardashians/Jenners in Canada in 2016:
Top trending questions on the Kardashians/Jenners in Canada in 2017 (so far):
Most searched Kardashians/Jenners/Wests, 2004-present, in Canada:
Most searched Kardashian/Jenner couples, 2004-present, in Canada:
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