Metaverse is a trend in words that have verse in them. I recently found a site named Listverse.com - it is full of lists.
How do you keep someone scrolling through lists? They have to have interesting topics, and there needs to be variety so that you continue to read through them. The list of lists itself needs to be interesting.
There are subject areas - movies and tv, weird stuff, our world, travel, history, creepy, technology, humans, crime.
In the Weird Stuff area, one list is 10 male leaders who had surprisingly high-pitched voices. They include George Washington and Abraham Lincoln.
Here's the entry of Adoph Hitler:
When it comes to “shrill-voiced speakers,” a lot of people’s minds probably wander to Adolph Hitler. Hitler’s speeches were characterized by his shrill, angry, maniacal tone as he sought to rile up the crowds and keep them enthralled in his Nazi ideology. He is basically the embodiment of the “screaming dictator” trope. However, Hitler had a secret. He was very careful about making sure that no one recorded him speaking in his normal voice. Despite this, there exists a single known recording of Hitler speaking in a conversational voice. The recording in question involves Hitler speaking to Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim, the military leader of Finland, in 1942. The recording was made in secret by a Finnish broadcasting engineer. When Hitler’s guards realized he was being secretly recorded, they surprisingly did not demand the tape be destroyed. They instead demanded it be “hidden away, never to be opened.” The tape was kept from the public for nearly 15 years but was finally released in 1957. In contrast to his crazed, high-pitched voice when speaking to a crowd, Hitler’s conversational voice is deep, even, and almost smooth. Above, you can hear Adolph Hitler’s normal, rarely-heard speaking voice
Wouldn't they have high-pitched voices on a model railroad? Everything in scale. | 
