daniel sieberg a togoogle technologist.. >> thank you. >> these are the topics that got a lot of traffic over the weekend. >> think of getting the pulse of the internet over the weekend. we looked at friday night to sunday evening what are people interested in, trying to get context around, curious about. these are some of the topics we found. >> the aurora borealis? >> or the northern lights as it's more commonly known it happens when a solar flare comes out of the sun, the charged particles hit the atmosphere and create this amazing light show. it turns out there was one on thursday, a solar flare. over the weekend you could see it in places like pennsylvania, new york and new jersey, where you can't normally see the aurora borealis so people searching for the images to say i did see it because they want to know what it looks like. >> psy, mr. gangnam style releasing "gentleman." have you heard it? >> i have. >> so the next one people are looking forward to find it on youtube. >> most watched video on youtube with more th

daniel sieberg is here to break things down. nice to have you here.hat peaked over the weekend, one of them is natural, "madmen" season six. >> so season six started last night but even over the course of the last couple of days we've seen people searching for all kinds of things, not just when the season is about to start but the kind of culture and buzz around the show itself, the characters. last night's episode could be summed up in hawaii, heart attacks and hell. >> if you're a producer of this show you got to be happy about the fact after five seasons, entering the sixth people are still buzzing about it. >> it's been about a year since season five ended and people are interested. >> one of the other topics that got a lot of attention, lilly pulitzer, fashion designer, 81 years old. are you surprised people are googling her? >> people were curious to know a number of things, first of all, who is she, what was she known for, the bright floral dresses she created when she went to florida in the 1950s and '60s and the dresses were meant to disguise