In 1969, the fictional cartoon band The Archies topped the Billboard Hot 100 with “Sugar, Sugar,” a studio-made bubblegum-pop track performed by real session musicians. The song spent four weeks at No. 1 and ended the decade as Billboard’s biggest hit, making it a rare case of an imaginary group outperforming real bands. Credit: Universal Music Group | History In Pictures

235K views · 1.5K reactions | An interview with a young woman named Amy and her dog Sugar, filmed by MTV outside a Phish concert on Halloween in 1996, captured a quintessential 90s cultural moment. The segment, filmed in the parking lot of The Omni in Atlanta, Georgia, features Amy, who has dreadlocks and is wearing a patchwork sweater, discussing her experience following the band on tour. Credit: @mtvnews | History In Pictures | Facebook