It all started in ancient Egypt, where socks were used as makeshift slings for hunting small rodents. Little did we know, our ancestors were the original 'Sock Game' enthusiasts.
Our earliest recorded sock-related incident: Pharaoh Khufu's favorite sock collection, hidden away in the great pyramid's linen closet.
Artisanal sock weavers of Italy bring back the art of sock-making, creating intricate designs that rival those of the finest Renaissance tapestries.
Counterculture activists start wearing bold, colorful socks as a symbol of rebellion against conformity – and also because they're just really comfortable.
With the rise of athleisure wear, socks become the ultimate fashion statement, with novelty socks featuring cats in party hats, donuts, and other absurdities.