A static contact sheet of six text-based frames arranged in a 3x2 grid showing sequential phrases from the song "Where'd You Go?" by Fort Minor, displayed as pixelated black text on white background.

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A static contact sheet of six text-based frames arranged in a 3x2 grid showing sequential phrases from the song "Where'd You Go?" by Fort Minor, displayed as pixelated black text on white background.

A static contact sheet of six text-based frames arranged in a 3x2 grid showing sequential phrases from the song "Where'd You Go?" by Fort Minor, displayed as pixelated black text…

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Animation

  • static frames with no visible motion or animation effects between sampled frames

Animation Summary

Six static frames arranged in 3x2 grid showing sequential text fragments from the song "Where'd You Go?" by Fort Minor, with no animation or motion effects between frames.

Composition

  • 3x2 grid layout with text centered in each frame

Dense Caption

The image displays a 48x48 pixel buddy icon rendered as a 768x512 contact sheet containing six distinct frames arranged in a 3x2 grid. Each frame shows sequential lines of pixelated black text on a plain white background, forming the lyrics "Where'd you go? I miss you so. Seems like it's been since you've gone." The text uses a classic monospaced font with visible pixelation and slight anti-aliasing artifacts typical of early digital displays. Each frame contains two lines of text: top line shows phrases like "Where'd", "I miss", "Seems" etc., while bottom line shows corresponding continuations like "you go?", "you so.", "like its" etc. The frames progress chronologically from left to right, then top to bottom, with no visible animation or motion effects between frames. All text is clearly legible despite the low resolution and pixelated rendering style common in early instant messaging interfaces.

Description

A static contact sheet of six text-based frames arranged in a 3x2 grid showing sequential phrases from the song "Where'd You Go?" by Fort Minor, displayed as pixelated black text on white background.

Identity Hypotheses

  • Fort Minor | basis visible | confidence high | evidence: lyrics match song title and artist

Metadata Only Entities

  • ICONATOR_00177ae4af21d080b9b07699ee0b8c57

Metadata Supported By Image

  • text-based icon
  • lyric sequence from "Where'd You Go?" song

Named Entities

  • Fort Minor
  • Where'd You Go?

Non Redundant Search Phrases

  • where'd you go lyric icon
  • fort minor aol buddy icon
  • aol instant messaging text icon
  • lyric sequence buddy icon
  • pixelated song lyrics icon

Preprocessing Notes

contact sheet contains 6 distinct frames arranged in 3 columns x 2 rows; all frames show identical white background with black pixelated text; sourceFrameCount indicates total animation frames but only 6 are visible in this contact sheet

Safety Notes

  • text-based content only; no visual elements beyond lyrics and basic typography

Source Metadata Interpretation

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Visible Text

  • Where'd
  • I miss
  • Seems
  • you go?
  • you so.
  • like its
  • been
  • since
  • forever
  • you've
  • gone.

Visually Supported Entities

  • Fort Minor lyrics (song title)
  • AOL instant messaging interface

Wordwall

  • pixelated black text
  • white background
  • monospaced font
  • text-based icon
  • lyric sequence
  • Where'd you go?
  • I miss you so.
  • Seems like it's been since you've gone.
  • 3x2 grid layout
  • six distinct frames
  • sequential phrases
  • plain white background
  • low-resolution pixel art
  • visible anti-aliasing
  • no animation effects
  • text-only content
  • monospaced character rendering
  • lyric fragment display
  • contact sheet format
  • frame-by-frame text progression

Source & archive date

Added to archive
July 8, 2026

Wayback CDX Iconator icons GIF Captures

Source title
ICONATOR_00177ae4af21d080b9b07699ee0b8c57
Category
118
Era
Mid-2000s Mega Gallery
Observed
July 8, 2026 at 07:28 UTC
Technical archive details
Format
GIF
Dimensions
48×48 pixels
File size
1.2 KB
Motion
Animated (6 frames)
Added to archive
July 8, 2026
Relative path
icons/c1/c11b35d8b11951fd4dceddb6dbdb0d2ab1656714da131f829bb2a8db88bc9e8e.gif
Media type
image/gif
Scanner metadata
v1
Animation inspected
July 10, 2026 at 04:09 UTC
Archive ID
c11b35d8b11951fd
SHA-256
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Content-safety assessments (2)
onnxOwenElliott/image-safety-classifier-sbroad
Assessed
July 23, 2026 at 06:25 UTC
Run
106
Input
image
Preprocessing
four-even-frames;flatten-rgb192;stretch-224;triangle;nchw-rgb-u8
Overall label
sfw
Overall score
0.109891

OpenAI category scores

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Assessed
July 12, 2026 at 10:09 UTC
Run
28
Input
image
Preprocessing
contact-sheet-smart
Overall label
safe
Overall score
0.950000

OpenAI category scores

CategoryScoreProvider flaglegacy/manual-review0.000000falselegacy/nsfw0.000000false
Enrichment records (1)
wordwall-v1qwen3-vl:30bcontact-sheet-smartok

A static contact sheet of six text-based frames arranged in a 3x2 grid showing sequential phrases from the song "Where'd You Go?" by Fort Minor, displayed as pixelated black text on white background.

Reviewed
July 12, 2026 at 10:09 UTC
Run
28
Version
v3
Elapsed
18,472 ms
Tokens
prompt 3,030, response 1,210

Review tags

  • lyric sequence icon (subject, 0.95)
  • 3x2 grid layout (composition, 0.90)
  • fort minor lyrics (subject, 0.90)
  • text based buddy icon (subject, 0.90)
  • aol instant messaging (context, 0.85)
  • pixelated font (style, 0.85)
  • song title icon (subject, 0.80)
  • nostalgic mood (mood, 0.75)

Animation

  • static frames with no visible motion or animation effects between sampled frames

Animation Summary

Six static frames arranged in 3x2 grid showing sequential text fragments from the song "Where'd You Go?" by Fort Minor, with no animation or motion effects between frames.

Colors

  • black
  • white

Composition

  • 3x2 grid layout with text centered in each frame

Dense Caption

The image displays a 48x48 pixel buddy icon rendered as a 768x512 contact sheet containing six distinct frames arranged in a 3x2 grid. Each frame shows sequential lines of pixelated black text on a plain white background, forming the lyrics "Where'd you go? I miss you so. Seems like it's been since you've gone." The text uses a classic monospaced font with visible pixelation and slight anti-aliasing artifacts typical of early digital displays. Each frame contains two lines of text: top line shows phrases like "Where'd", "I miss", "Seems" etc., while bottom line shows corresponding continuations like "you go?", "you so.", "like its" etc. The frames progress chronologically from left to right, then top to bottom, with no visible animation or motion effects between frames. All text is clearly legible despite the low resolution and pixelated rendering style common in early instant messaging interfaces.

Description

A static contact sheet of six text-based frames arranged in a 3x2 grid showing sequential phrases from the song "Where'd You Go?" by Fort Minor, displayed as pixelated black text on white background.

Identity Hypotheses

  • Fort Minor | basis visible | confidence high | evidence: lyrics match song title and artist

Metadata Only Entities

  • ICONATOR_00177ae4af21d080b9b07699ee0b8c57

Metadata Supported By Image

  • text-based icon
  • lyric sequence from "Where'd You Go?" song

Mood

  • nostalgic

Named Entities

  • Fort Minor
  • Where'd You Go?

Non Redundant Search Phrases

  • where'd you go lyric icon
  • fort minor aol buddy icon
  • aol instant messaging text icon
  • lyric sequence buddy icon
  • pixelated song lyrics icon

Preprocessing Notes

contact sheet contains 6 distinct frames arranged in 3 columns x 2 rows; all frames show identical white background with black pixelated text; sourceFrameCount indicates total animation frames but only 6 are visible in this contact sheet

Safety Notes

  • text-based content only; no visual elements beyond lyrics and basic typography

Source Metadata Interpretation

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Style

  • pixel art

Visible Text

  • Where'd
  • I miss
  • Seems
  • you go?
  • you so.
  • like its
  • been
  • since
  • forever
  • you've
  • gone.

Visually Supported Entities

  • Fort Minor lyrics (song title)
  • AOL instant messaging interface

Wordwall

  • pixelated black text
  • white background
  • monospaced font
  • text-based icon
  • lyric sequence
  • Where'd you go?
  • I miss you so.
  • Seems like it's been since you've gone.
  • 3x2 grid layout
  • six distinct frames
  • sequential phrases
  • plain white background
  • low-resolution pixel art
  • visible anti-aliasing
  • no animation effects
  • text-only content
  • monospaced character rendering
  • lyric fragment display
  • contact sheet format
  • frame-by-frame text progression
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Wayback CDX Iconator icons GIF Captures (wayback-iconator-icons-gifs)

Kind
wayback-cdx
Era
Mid-2000s Mega Gallery
Type
Wayback historical mega-gallery crawl
Category
118
Alt
ICONATOR_00177ae4af21d080b9b07699ee0b8c57
Observed
July 8, 2026 at 07:28 UTC
Rights
mixed copyright; research/reference only by default
Slice
Iconator plural icons asset host with broad user-submitted GIF captures