(WFLA) — Google released its annual list of the year’s most popular searches – showing what we are all mutually obsessed with.

The top searches were money, music and natural disasters in terms including: “Powerball,” “Prince,” and “Hurricane Matthew.”

The Powerball jackpot in January went for $1.56 billion, which was the biggest in the world. Prince, who was an iconic figure in the music industry, died at the age of 57 in April. Hurricane Matthew rocked the Western Atlantic in late September and early October, causing numerous deaths and damages.

Here are the top searches for generic, news topics and people (excluding deaths):

TOP SEARCHES OF 2016

1. Powerball
2. Prince
3. Hurricane Matthew
4. Pokémon Go
5. Slither.io
6. Olympics
7. David Bowie
8. Trump
9. Election
10. Hillary Clinton

TOP NEWS SEARCHES OF 2016

1. Olympics
2. Elections
3. Orlando shooting
4. Brexit
5. Zika virus
6. El Chapo
7. Brussels
8. Nice, France
9. Panama Papers
10. Aleppo

TOP PEOPLE SEARCHES (EXCLUDING DEATHS) OF 2016

1. Donald Trump
2. Hillary Clinton
3. Michael Phelps
4. Bernie Sanders
5. Steven Avery
6. Ryan Lochte
7. Simone Biles
8. Cam Newton
9. Usain Bolt
10. Kevin Durant