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It might be because it's spelled "Aladdin", it's a lamp, and you don't necessarily rub it with your fingers, you just rub it. Your queries were way off. If you
by the_doctah 5y ago
It might be because it's spelled "Aladdin", it's a lamp, and you don't necessarily rub it with your fingers, you just rub it. Your queries were way off.
If you had just Googled "Aladdin Genie" you would have every single result in the first page be relevant.
- prewett 5y agoThere's one context I am aware of that "rub" and "genie" go together, and I would certainly expect Google to suggest something with Aladdin pretty high. There is that song with the lyrics "I'm a genie in a bottle, you have to rub me the right way", but I expect Aladdin to overwhelm the results. Not getting Aladdin seems to be a big failure. I tried the query in Firefox icognito, logged in, and in Safari on iOS using the cell network not my wifi, and got identical results: 1: Youtube video from the "Aladdin" movie (didn't watch, so not sure) 2: Quora question about genie not giving three wishes 3: Movie Quotes - Aladdin 4: Etsy lamp product 5: Stock photo of man hand rubbing lamp 6: Amazon product 7: Genies in popular culture - Wikipedia 8: Iconfinder result 9: Genie - Disney Wiki This seems rather different than the poster. It's got way more commercial stuff than I'd like (but how does Google know I'm not looking to buy a stuffed lamp toy or something), but the answer to their question would be in the Wikipedia entry, I expect. It might be hard to find the original story, though, since the search term "Aladdin" is probably overwhelmed by the movie.