Sure, start with a list of cereal names, add a column that counts the emojis in each name, then assign a popularity metric—sales, ratings, or your own taste score. Compute a weighted score (emoji count × popularity weight), run a simple linear regression or correlation to see if the emoji count predicts popularity. Don’t forget to check for outliers like “Cereal‑with‑no‑emoji” that might skew the data. If the R² is low, the meme was a glitch; if it’s high, you’ve got a statistical champion.