The idea of otherworldly contact quickly caught on, inspiring the Modern Spiritualist movement.
Mixed with soda water, the drink quickly caught on as an "intellectual beverage" among well-off whites.
The videos quickly caught on with parents, despite a 1999 recommendation by the American Academy of Pediatrics that children under 2 should not watch television.
In the upper deck, a few young fans took notice and quickly caught on, chanting "New York Mets!" along with the chorus.
But cremation quickly caught on, promoted by Protestant clergymen who wanted to reform burial practices and doctors concerned about the health risks associated with cemeteries.
The company's signature two-strap sandals quickly caught on during the counterculture movement of the 1960s and 1970s, becoming synonymous with hippie fashion.
If oft-repeated legend counts as fact, it was created in the 1930s by Bob Cobb, the owner of the Brown Derby in Hollywood, and quickly caught on with film-industry executives.
Whereas those on healthy diets quickly caught on, obese mice were slow at learning which smells were associated with rewards.
With a heroic name and a historic precedent, the "Spartans" quickly caught on as the teams' new nickname.
Allocca said "The Fox" quickly caught on with the YouTube community, and has been averaging about 3 million to 4 million views every day.
