Who is Bon Iver? No, not Bahn Eye-vur, Bone Ee-vair. That's right. Bone Ee-vair. Not sure? Don't worry if you can't answer the question: The indie band's Best New Artist win at the Grammys stumped non-hipster audiences everywhere, who took to the Internet en masse to find out just who exactly this Bunny Fair dude is, anyway.
Except apparently the majority of confused/hearing impaired Grammy viewers searched for the name "Bonnie Bear."
Naturally, they didn't find anything about Bon Iver's haunting, "amorphous" sound or Wisconsin roots or past soundtrack contributions.
Instead, they found a lovable cartoon bear in pink overalls.
Yup, you guessed it ...
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