As the year comes to a close, it's time for one final cry. (Ha! It's not even Christmas yet. You're definitely going to cry again before 2014 arrives. Hopefully they're happy tears, but you know. Occam's razor.)
Google debuted their annual Zeitgeist video revealing some of the most searched topics of 2013. Google has mastered these year-end round up supercuts too—the music alone is enough to make you tear up.
And that's all before they get to the in memoriam section honoring the likes of Paul Walker and Nelson Mandela. Grab your tissues and watch now:
Google also released their top trends of 2013, listed below with links to E!'s coverage:
1. Paul Walker (Fast & Furious Star Paul Walker Dies in Car Crash)
2. Boston Marathon Bombing (Boston Marathon Tragedy: Ben Affleck Sends Message to His "Beloved and Resilient" City)
3. Nelson Mandela (Nelson Mandela Dead at 95: South African Leader, Nobel Peace Prize Winner Had Been in Failing Health)
4. Cory Monteith (Cory Monteith Found Dead at Age 31)
5. iPhone 5S (Apple Officially Announces iPhone 5S and 5C: Find Out What Your Phone Color Could Say About You)
6. Government Shutdown (The Government Shutdown Made So Simple That Even a Toddler and Her Tiara Could Understand It)
7. James Gandolfini (James Gandolfini Dead at 51, Actor Won Three Emmys for The Sopranos)
8. Harlem Shake (The Harlem Shake Is the New "Gangnam Style"!)
9. Royal Baby (Kate Middleton Gives Birth to the Royal Baby!)
10. Adrian Peterson (NFL Star Adrian Peterson's 2-Year-old Son Dies: Celebs, Fellow Athletes Tweet Support and Love)
Google also added a couple of cool, new features this year, like the ability to see what has trended this year based on location (in L.A., it was mostly just entertainment stuff, with a few searches for Power Ball mixed in—we want that money!) and the ability to compare the trending of certain topics over time.
For their example, Google presents Miley Cyrus vs. Justin Bieber.
As you can see, search interest in Miley started off low this year, then spiked in August (the month she twerked at the MTV VMAs, nautrally). Meanwhile, the Biebs has been on a continual decline since 2011.
But as the year comes to a close, both Miley and Bieber are trending downward. Apparently no one cares (or people just have better things to search). Boo-hoo for these two. See, we knew there would be more tears before the end of the year.