10 Strangest 'Mandela Effect' Mysteries Ever To Creep You Out

[@kristalparsons5473]

When the girl is describing Freddy to someone, that is part of her description; 'He wears a dirty red and green sweater.' I've seen that movie a THOUSAND times--and I have it on DVD.

[@joshuamurphy4082]

I think it was a Christmas sweater.

[@HoniTheCircleMaker13]

I always remember red and black. I was born in the 80's

[@jennabelanger1892]

Red and black always

[@chrisfurnier4790]

​@joshuamurphy4082 Ya, it was a line in the the 2004 one that called Freddy a f*ggot a Christmas sweater. Wes Craven talked about it in an interview where he said the red and green was chosen because something about that colour combination is "unsettling". I always remember it that way. Some scenes are darkly lit.

[@phantomofdadopera1797]

Yup

[@MrJaz8088]

14:36 There are No "Tics" in Eurythmics

[@Conradical316]

In this universe

[@johnblaze2665]

He mispronounces stuff on purpose, so people correct him, and it counts as comments

[@xeokym223]

IKR? this is exactly how misunderstandings happen in the first place.

[@xeokym223]

Well there sure are a lot of people mispronouncing shit in yt videos, I think they're just all illiterate and don't know how to say it properly.@@johnblaze2665

[@2DEEP2MUCH420]

Maybe after they went camping and sat in the grass?

[@shaestewart5261]

The fact that the narrator says “Eurymatics” instead of Eurythmics (the actual name) simply proves that song lyrics and words in general get misheard, misremembered, and misspoken all the time…there is no parallel universe where the words are different. Incidentally, why would they be any different any way in a parallel universe?

[@frankfielder]

Smart comment.

[@humbertojimmy]

Wow, a narrator on youtube gets a name wrong and instantly *DISPROVES* what millions have been experiencing for themselves all this time!!!!?? Had he made *no mistake,* and would that *PROVE* the mandela effect??

[@Thelake9667]

Narrator is probably AI

[@dsxa918]

It's hard to say in this period of time, but this would not be the first AI voice I've heard mis-pronounce something (I haven't got this far I this video yet) if that is the problem (script writing)

[@marieO07]

​@MegggyLastrange exactly the point 😂😂😂, they are singing "This" with their accent , which may sound like these to your American ears😂

[@pierogiprincess8099]

My father dressed up as fredy krueger for halloween when he was young. My grandma still has and wears the sweater to this day and the sweater is red and green .

[@LaurenKaminski]

There are different photos with different colors,but yeah it is usually Christmas colors. I think that it is because the green is dirty so it doesn’t look green sometimes.

[@artescajeda835]

It is green and red, not red and green; bitch!

[@taylorjensen2787]

It was 100% a lighter green and red

[@A_Stereotypical_Heretic]

I thought it was brown lol

[@MykeLewisMusic]

In the British version of Saw, he says "oi, bruv, fancy a game?"

[@MrDaddyGazz]

Are you sure.... I remember ihim saying "Aiup Shag fancy a game"

[@ladykoiwolfe]

I'm really confused, since when can you summon Rumpelstilzchen with his name? You can win free of your deal with him if you tell him his true name. He's summoned by your despair.

[@yeswecanusa2008]

Your pronunciation of the band name Eurythmics makes me feel like my ears are bleeding.

[@DonMachado]

They then find out that Eurythmatics has always been the name of the band... 🤯😱

[@PEGGLORE]

Eurythmics would've been nothing if not for Holger Czukay of Can helping them. Can were the greatest band of all time, but hardly anybody's heard of them.

[@JMartinM_AZ]

Which one?

[@jerryhester7107]

Yeah if your going to talk about something you at very least know how to pronounce the name correctly

[@lloydcorke]

I remember the lyrics for the Eurythmics (Eurythmatics) song as "Sweet dreams are made of cheese. Who am I to dis a Brie? I cheddar the world and a Feta cheese. Everybody's looking for Stilton". I think that's called The Manchego Effect, though.

[@jonathanwahlin257]

😅😅

[@Theguywithspectacles]

💀💀💀😭

[@crzyking6821]

LMFAO !!!😅😅😅😅

[@alvar2000]

The world's cheeses are actually controlled by a secret society .... The Hallouminati.

[@andalistark5416]

OMG that was-a SO gouda! 😂 (I may Havarti-tack, it was so munsterously funny! Too far, huh? Damn, i bleu it. )

[@lindseybsmith]

Arithmatics???? Um, no! THE EURYTHMICS! It's on the album!

[@slapmyfunkybass]

It’s an AI voice

[@Cosmicshart1270]

They are confusing Bloody Mary and Candyman, You say bloody Mary three times in the mirror with the lights turned off and you say Candyman five times and it's always been five times lmao

[@ladykoiwolfe]

And you don't summon Rumpelstilzchen with his name at all, you banish him with it.

[@Cosmicshart1270]

@jackieallen4402 Yeah, summoned and cast away.

[@Adam-ir4ck]

​@jackieallen4402yeah

[@arabianknight0000]

no, Candyman was only 3 times

[@martinsolomon5500]

@jackieallen4402yes.

[@ikejoco1]

I have a tattoo on my leg that I got in the mid 90's that was stenciled from the illustration featured in Lewis Carroll's 1871 book Through the Looking-Glass, my tattoo has them both wearing hats with propellers on them...

[@geezermann7865]

I'm old, the Bee Gees song as I heard it when it came out, was "I really need to know". I listened to that song many times. And the Eurythmics song lyrics are "sweet dreams are made of THESE". I also listened to that song a lot when it was released. And I grew up watching The Lone Ranger on TV in black and white. It's Hi Ho Silver.

[@mikibishop1516]

then fix your ears, man. It's This not these

[@geezermann7865]

@@mikibishop1516 Wrong

[@ZiggaBIZ]

​@mikibishop1516 ur correct... it is "this"... but thats also objectively the worse lyric choice compared to "these" (as evidenced by the fact she has to pronounce it the way she does for it to rhyme). Kind of like how a worn path between two sidewalks indicates a failure at engineering where the path should actually be... everyone on earth (including the person singing the song) changing a lyric to make it rhyme kind of indicates they messed up the lyrics there 😅. I know art/music is more subjective than engineering... but hopefully u get what i mean.

[@DonMachado]

If you want to know, you need to learn...

[@mikibishop1516]

an old geezerman who clings to his ideas even when proven wrong. It's THIS. I agree on Hi Ho Silver. I remember "need to learn." I'm old, too.

[@mastersullivan]

I have a question…. it’s about the Monopoly game and the Monopoly guy. I know with all my being that the guy had a monocle 🧐. Yes… he did and although he doesn’t in this timeline he did at some point. I know I’m not alone in this. Now…. my question is how does this change actually occur? Is it ‘us’ who remember him with a monocle who have moved to another universe or is it the other universe combining with ours? I know it sounds crazy and like science fiction but I know the monocle was a thing in the game. So…. something happened. I wonder more about how and also exactly when it happened. It’s truly a mystery that really cannot be proven because those of us who remember it correctly (with a monocle) and those who never remembered it that way are both from different universes. We just somehow have managed to occupy the same space now. Truly fascinating.

[@RobScenity]

I absolutely recall the monocle and no amount of arguing can change my mind.

[@noiamyourfather1104]

@@RobScenity yeah on the 2 dollar note monopoly junior 1996 and still does

[@slapmyfunkybass]

@@noiamyourfather1104Never heard of Monopoly junior, but I know he had a monocle

[@elisekellett2378]

I agree. I used to play monopoly as a little kid and always wondered how he kept the monocle on his face. Mr Moneybags 100% had a monocle.

[@Xrp_will_hit_320_dollars]

He had a monocle yes

[@kristalparsons5473]

I saw that movie YEARS ago, but the part where you have to say the name five times was in the ads. The two women saying, "Candyman, Candyman, Candyman, Candyman,..." And then only the ONE woman saying it the fifth time.

[@theoriginalbluey]

Candyman... I think that's the Beetlejuice Effect!

[@GregElam]

It seems like a lot of these "Mandela" effects revolve around misheard song lyrics or childhood memories. Children's memories are not always as clear as we believe them to be.

[@thecaptainsnark]

Wild right? If one person misremembers there are thousands of others just like him. And a wrong line can become so ingrained in pop culture that we assume it's a direct quote and would rather believe we've universe hopped instead.

[@kaiyotee2475]

​@@thecaptainsnark I don't doubt validity to the Mandela effect, especially when the false memory is so widespread and seemingly random, but I don't think parallel universes are the answer, it's gotta be something in our psychology deeper than just misremembering, but just in our psychology nonetheless.

[@wp9409]

The Shazaam movie was available for rent when I was in my 20's. 100% I saw the braces on the actress in Moonraker, at the theatre and subsequently when we rented the movie a few years later. Most of the events people have picked up on happened while I was a young adult, except the FTL cornucopia thing. I do remember that one as a child.

[@A_Stereotypical_Heretic]

​@@wp9409Dolly had braces 100%

[@louithrottler]

I know of a Mandela effect where the creator says "i've been Ty Knots"

[@pablokamurasi723]

No he says " but I've been Ty knots" 🤣🤣

[@louithrottler]

@@pablokamurasi723 noooooo, that's a conspiracy theory 😂😂

[@debidehm9129]

1:16 I think this gets confused with “Bloody Mary” which you’re supposed to repeat 3 times in a mirror.

[@keyonalyles2267]

Or Beetlejuice~ Or now that I think about it Bill Cypher~

[@AubreyShelton-rr7yy]

I remember candy man being 3x

[@robdykejr]

​@@AubreyShelton-rr7yy: No. Virginia Madsen says it 4 times,pauses,then says it again for the 5th time seconds later. Wound not have made that dramatic effect if it was only said 3 times.🤔

[@Mr.Stevens-xh1zm]

I remember being told it was 8

[@debidehm9129]

@@robdykejr it “wounded”?

[@auburnkim1989]

The main character (Heather Langencamp?) describes Freddy as wearing a red and green sweater in the first movie. Fun video.

[@noiamyourfather1104]

exactly

[@kennyj204]

I LOVE The Arithmetics.

[@soguitarist4287]

‘Sweet dreams are made of 3’s’ by the Arithmetics…. 😂

[@2DEEP2MUCH420]

🤔@@soguitarist4287

[@2DEEP2MUCH420]

@@soguitarist4287 33rd Illuminati!!

[@scottdavidson526]

He used the Mendella Effect.😄

[@JeffReams]

Arithmetics are awesome …. Always singing about how cool math is. 😂

[@Alesiopdv]

24:52 you hurried that mic drop, bro 14:36 since english is not my native language I got a massive headache with this entire section 11:30 love how the dude inmediately jumps to "I´m from another dimension" like he was peter griffin rather than admit his wife was right

[@andycain4351]

Imagine if the line in Saw was 'Would you like to play a game?' and it just became 10 films of people saying 'No thanks' and Jigsaw looking disappointed.

[@08scyko]

lolol makes sense since he's being so polite 😵‍💫🥴

[@A_Stereotypical_Heretic]

There's plenty of scenes of John looking disappointed lol someone should super cut it

[@radicaltexannewsviews7685]

Red and green...

[@artescajeda835]

Green and red....

[@-0rbital-]

They're really stretching to find more "Mandela Effects". The only effect these have on me is boredom.

[@lindakay9552]

Then quit watching. 🥱

[@-0rbital-]

@@lindakay9552 I did.

[@Jimov]

​@@-0rbital- I don't remember that. As I recall, you watched the video in full multiple times and demanded more Mandela Effect videos.

[@-0rbital-]

​As you recall? Sounds like a Mandela effect. 🤔 ​@@Jimov

[@davidponseigo8811]

Maybe Candyman and Bloody Mary are mixed up but I remember Candyman being 3 times.

[@aysada]

Freddy Krueger’s sweater is and always has been red and green. Those who say red and black or red and gray are wrong. I spent the better part of my life correcting people on this and I remember seen the movie in theaters and thinking that there was some connection between his sweater and Christmas that would be revealed later. The Eurythmics song has always been Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This) so anyone who’s been singing it differently is doing it because they’re imitating the way that Annie Lennox says “this” in one of the lines in the song where it sounds like these, but it’s not. she’s just trying to make it sound like a rhyme with seas later on. The title of the song includes “this” in the parenthesis and always has., Mandela effects are not signs of parallel universes or alternate multi-verses, they’re a sign of people getting song lyrics wrong all the time. They also show how bad people are at remembering details and also how wrong people can be when they swear they’re right.

[@SuzannePada]

absolutely, Freddy Krueger's sweater was dark red and dark green, building a connection to Christmas' colors.

[@CWhyNot75]

At an old job I had a coworker who wore a green and red sweater and we always called it the Freddy Kreuger shirt when he wore it.

[@HoniTheCircleMaker13]

I always remeber red and black. I was born in the 80's

[@aysada]

@@HoniTheCircleMaker13 that’s likely the effect of the dark lighting and aging done to the sweater by the movie costume crew but it has always been red and green

[@HoniTheCircleMaker13]

@@aysada maybe, but if you would have asked me, I would have said red and black, so I'm sure others feel the same. Never knew people even thought it was green 🤷 When you're dealing with super dark green colors, in dim lighting, it can simply be confused as black, so not necessarily a Mandela effect

[@sarahmccollum3694]

Eurythmics- i heard this song first when i was a child and i knew she was emphasizing the word this with her soulful way of breathing: thee-us. A hint of mystery, all talent. ❤

[@erikkibler3466]

She has an accent.no mystery.

[@kaydisney9872]

Same with hearing the word this as a child. Also, awesome song!!

[@ryandegrave8978]

I always assumed she was just stretching it to make it rhyme with "disagree."

[@RockinWitB_Rock]

Bro!!!! Freddy wore a red and green Christmas sweater

[@SandyDiVa]

Those of us in the mandela effect community here on youtube (many of us contributing to those 2 subreddits), know something that people casually interested in the mandela effect do not realize…NO ONE is affected by every mandela effect. The candyman mandela has such residue supporting a reality where the name was said 3x (residue would be others memories but more importantly, the song lyrics) in addition to the current reality 5x. The more you delve into the mandela effect, the more you will realize that there are frequently more than 2 reality timeline memories. One of the mandela effects I found was the Britney spears hit me baby one more time skirt. Most remember a plaid skirt, but the skirt in this reality is solid black. But those that remember plaid, are split. Some remember a black/grey/white plaid skirt while others remember the traditional (& very popular at the time) red tartan plaid skirt. 3 timelines not two. My short on this ME shows the options but its the residue that is crazy…from Halloween costumes, to official Britney toys, everyone is in plaid. But the best residue id Britney herself. Not once but TWICE, Britney recreated the look for an event, either halloween or the anniversary of the song i cannot remember which. And BOTH TIMES, she recreated the look with a black/grey/white plaid skirt. I see new mandela’s every single day. I present them live each week and have been doing so for almost 6 years now. There are so many mandela effects, so many types of mandela effects, and even terminology we have had to invent to describe what we were seeing like residue, variation effect & manscuses (i coined that one, excuses that are used to explain away a mandela effect). The rabbit hole goes deep, its not just pop culture but differences with historical events, the galaxy, solar system, planets including our own, and rainbows, lots of rainbow things. Things get mandelad multiple times, too, like the statue of liberty, back to the future, the WTC, and star wars. Multiple mandelas multiple times and we have the records to show these incremental shifts in our timeline. But what it has NEVER been is faulty memory. I prove that each week. With residue and multiple people remembering things the same way…the way it is NOT today. Also theories, i have my own, but half of at least do NOT believe we live in a simulation. People always use that theory but it’s just lazy, it’s too easy. And cern is not causing this either..

[@meganamy9719]

It's the way Annie Lennox sings the word. It has always been this.

[@noiamyourfather1104]

Yep

[@JBowman-ps2ri]

I didn't realize that until I saw your comment... it is the way she pronounces this... good observation 👍

[@michaelazastera]

Yes. She kinda carries the "thiiis".

[@jenguerinnn]

exactly lol, and then they go onto say that "sweet dreams are made of these" would make more sense... who or what would "these" be? 😅 She also said that she was singing about her career not working out as she'd thought at the time, and that the world was a much more cruel place than she'd realized. "Sweet dreams are made of this, who am I to disagree? (trying to make it in the music industry) Travel the world and the seven seas, everybodys looking for something"

[@LadyHeathersLair]

@@jenguerinnn I remember when the Sweet Dreams song came out (yes, I am that old) and I thought she was singing "these" at the time. But I discovered she was singing "this" back then, as I had read the lyrics in the 80's. It's just the way she sung it as she dragged it out.

[@magnum7385]

I enjoyed the mic falling at 24:50 or so; it added a lot in the believability department with how rampant "AI" narration is these days. I'm not joking. Let's hope they don't catch on. Edit: now I think its you hitting your forehead with the mic after the the mispronunciation. It seems imperfection is a *defining* human trait I never appreciated before. We are all flawed! \o/ Edit edit: When I tried subscribing to your new channel, KZbin asked me, "Are you sure?" ..What the heck? Did they just start doing this? I've never seen it before.

[@magnum7385]

Also, since I love your content, I noticed you had a New Channel link, so I navigated and tried to subscribe, but then was asked "Are you sure?" by KZbin. What the heck? Why are they asking that? I've never seen it before. Did they just start doing this? Or are they trying to suppress your glory? i.imgur.com/7XDNH5T.jpg

[@mikibishop1516]

*believability (SP) Are you sure? - made me laugh LOL

[@magnum7385]

@@mikibishop1516Ah, thank you.

[@CharlesDannenberg]

I blame the glitches in the matrix on CERN.

[@positivevibetec]

War Games : Shall We Play a Game? I know this because I watched this movie 100 times when I was growing up. It was a good movie for intelligent kids because that's the only thing that really showed computers at the time

[@TinkerBTea]

Me too, an original viewer of it and watched it a ton way before it was old.

[@gemangel73]

Can we talk about how the name of the band who sings Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This), has suddenly changed and now involves math?😂😂

[@matrixmary]

That'll be our next mandela effect.

[@Mim39034]

😂🤣

[@A_Stereotypical_Heretic]

Tbf it is an amalgamation of Europe, rhythm, and mathematics. The 80s were big on those mathematically driven rhythm's. Fun fact, Weezer has an algorithm that writes theirs songs. The lead singer attributes this to their catchy riffs and hit singles.

[@Bahama3ay]

There used to be a UK TV show in the mid 1980's called 'Boon'. Scottish singer Jim Diamond sung the title music which got to Number 5 in the UK singles charts in 1986. The main chorus goes: "Hi ho silver, here come the lone ranger, he's riding on down to rescue me"

[@noiamyourfather1104]

im in the uk i never heard of jim diamond and im nearly 50

[@hyacinth4368]

It's hi-yo Silver...away!

[@Gambit-Lobo]

I'm convinced that the Narrator is an Artificial Intelligence robot. 😏

[@deepdrag8131]

I want a parallel universe where we’ve cured cancer and solved the climate crisis. A parallel universe where Freddy Krueger’s sweater is a different shade of green hardly seems worth the bother.

[@Dan-rp8gb]

I had always thought of the reason it sounded like Sweet dreams are made of These was because of her accent

[@matrixmary]

I will definitely dispute the claim that Snoopy's tail was solid black because Snoopy is a beagle and all beagles have white tips on their tails. No solid tails for a true beagle.

[@2DEEP2MUCH420]

I like smoking weed n watching these.(Liked and totally subbed.Thank you,RAD content.)

[@mkaylor121]

On the sword Excalibur it says. "Whoso Pulleth Out This Sword of this Stone and Anvil, is Rightwise King Born of All England

[@noiamyourfather1104]

exactly always an anvil i seen that movie more times

[@hirangarcia4656]

Candyman has always been 5 times ,my cousins and i were addicted to that movie lol

[@jtlbb2]

Yeah 3 is just so common with other things you have to repeat. Heck even Beetlejuice is said 3 times. So it’s not hard to see how people attribute that to Candyman.

[@PublicChaos420]

It was bloody Mary 3 times in the mirror to summon

[@superermac55]

Yep, it was always 5 times. I wanna say 3 came from the Bloody Mary urban legend and stuff like Beetlejuice

[@dzaxys4643]

It's 3 you're a fake universe clone😂

[@cdanger3122]

Maybe don't use: "there was a video but it doesn't exist anymore to share" as argumentative evidence in support of the case.

[@WonderWhatHappened]

I thought it was Hi Yo Silver. I think people started conflating it with the [ Hi-ho off to work we go] song in Snow White

[@noiamyourfather1104]

may be

[@dzaxys4643]

I remember every single one of these the original way it's not mis remembering at this hit rate I'm afraid to say some of you are from the new universe and some of us are from the OG universe

[@SadbutTrue84]

Great video❤👍🏾! Mandela effects are always an interesting topic and you had some really good ones in this video😎.

[@unknowntalent3440]

Jigsaw always just says 'I wanna play a game" RIGHT?! 🤔🤔

[@Nobe_Oddy]

no... "do you wanna play a game"

[@ElysetheEevee]

​​@Nobe_Oddy Even then, I always remembered it as being super shortened to, "Wanna play a game?" Edit: I want to add that I'm not a massive fan of the franchise, and this could very possibly be takeaways from parodies and stuff, lol.

[@unknowntalent3440]

I swore he always just says he wants to play a game. This is trippy

[@FrithonaHrududu02127]

The sweater was red and green, they used those colors specifically because they are difficult to process the two colors when next to each other.

[@MladenPostruznik]

People mixing Candyman and Beetlejuice. Candyman 5x, Beetlejuice 3x. And there is no Mandela effect.

[@ElysetheEevee]

Many supernatural entities are 3 times. Beetlejuice, Bloody Mary, etc. It's the "trend." Which makes this both weirder and more normal at the same time, lol. I also remember it three times, but with this specific one, I'm certain I can be wrong. I saw it a bunch as a kid, but not really since, so definitely the possibility of memory failure here.

[@do6631]

Too easy to get confused. Five seems weird as most are 3 times, but this is just faulty memory. Most Mandela Effects are.

[@susan7775]

Don’t forget Bloody Mary

[@2DEEP2MUCH420]

Totally BeetleJuice 3x...i still say it all the time in my head.(i don't know why.)

[@newblackdog7827]

“Jaws” girlfriend in the 007 film Moonraker. She now doesn’t have braces on her teeth. I swear she did!

[@MikeGervasi]

All the songs here are "misheard lyrics" not Mandela Effect.

[@noiamyourfather1104]

yeah go watch peter kay mishear lyrics

[@ryandegrave8978]

Not necessarily. Bands change the lyrics to their songs sometimes, especially in live versions. I think a few of these were just cases of small changes being made.

[@carriemaxwell4695]

The thing about the sweater is easily debunked. It's a movie prop, there's going to be dozens of them to replace ones that get torn up and dingy. It's quite possible that in the batch they had, not all the sweaters were dyed/blended the same way and had variations of the green/grey/black tone. It happens all the time and most often is due to filming incontinuity in which they need replacements later on to reshoot a scene.

[@williamkevinadams2061]

Come to think of it, when I watched Disney's Alice in Wonderland back in the 70s and 80s, when the Wonderful World of Disney aired on ABC and Had Tinker Bell fly over the castle (another Mandela Effect challenge), I distinctly remember Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum wearing red or orange colored propellors on their hats.

[@MargueriteLangheim-uw8ri]

The group was Eurythmics. Not euithmatics

[@brandonjackson5865]

Freddy’s Sweater has always been green and red. I’m sure it appears different on everyone’s screens depending upon the settings but pictures on the internet could have all kinds of causing the colors to be off. I believe in the original Nightmare on Elm Street his sweater didn’t have stripes on the sleeves but the torso was red and green and it’s always been red and green. The colors were specifically chosen to be red and green as part of the character.

[@Jimschrbr]

@ 6:29 Saw was ALWAYS "I want to play a game". The traps that he puts his victims in are not games that anyone would want to play willingly. The line in War Games was "Shall we play a game?"

[@orthamos]

Eurythmics...not Eurythmatics...unless the creator is living in a Mandela world themselves...also most of these seem like misunderstandings and not Mandela Effects.

[@slapmyfunkybass]

It’s an AI voice

[@johnwalter6410]

The Mandela effect is a real thing. It’s NOT mis-remembering. How is everyone mis-remembering the same exact things. And this was only a phenomenon since a few yrs ago. It’s never mentioned before 2009. When CERN first fired up the LHC. We jumped a timeline. Why is this so hard to believe. ? The mental gymnastics people go thru to dismiss it is sad

[@Realcomptoncityg]

The hadron collider ?

[@stephc1821]

"Hi Ho Silver Away" was definitely a thing

[@A_Stereotypical_Heretic]

And Dolly had braces, and the energizer bunny always had the battery in his back...but who knows nowadays? 🤷

[@davidponseigo8811]

The Priest who was in charge of my Catholic school was called Father Snoopy and was in the Guinness Book of World Records for the largest collection so I guarantee you you his tail is white.

[@kiriaioulia]

War Games line was "Shall we play a game"

[@TheJenzmonte]

Wait...is there another Mandela effect with the Eurythmics band name? 😮

[@maurisarookes9835]

I have been laughing at that..... EURITHMITIC..... ?

[@geezermann7865]

I wondered if anyone caught that. I thought he said Arithmetics, instead of Eurythmics.

[@MoneyBags73]

They were always "The Eurythmics" in another more familiar reality for me not just "Eurythmics"

[@st.charlesstreet9876]

😅

[@kaydisney9872]

I literally nearly choked on my coffee laughing

[@Reckno64]

10:40 The information on this is incorrect. While the Bee Gees song "How deep is your love" DID play at the World Trade Center on 9/11, it did not play INSIDE the buildings. It played on a speaker located in the plaza, which was heard and captured on camera by Jack Tallerico. All of this footage is also readily available on KZbin and you can watch it right now.

[@teenytiny1285]

I remember it being 5 times and bloody Mary 3 times candyman you you don't have to turn off the lights for him to come

[@DarthSparhawk]

I am sure that Freddy's sweater was red and green, chosen to be a nasty color combination. At least in my timeline

[@erinzinn2789]

I’m from the 5 candy man timeline 😂

[@sarahmccollum3694]

Me too. I watched it ONE time at a sleepover in 8th grade and this movie was so effed up. I remember it was 5x. Once was enough for me, I don't need to see it again. Horrifying.

[@amandaredd3057]

It's always been "Hi-yo, Silver, away!" but yes the dwarves said "Hi-ho, hi- ho, it's off to work we go"

[@PublicChaos420]

Bruh are you serious its always been 5 times to summon candy man. Its 3 times to summon bloody mary.

[@slapmyfunkybass]

I’ve never seen Bloody Mary so how can I confuse it with that?

[@amandaredd3057]

I'm 42 and although it was still really before my time, I can clearly remember and attest to Karen Carpenter's anorexia. She was known for her beautiful voice and unfortunately her ED. She was such a lost soul. I hope she's happy and in a better place now ❤

[@debr4613]

Lol it's Eurythmics 😂 no tic on the end! And California dreaming lyrics is I began to pray! Maybe contact Michelle Phillips and ask her because she sang it with her band mates

[@Nobe_Oddy]

mandella effect is FAKE, it's a PSYOP!

[@Akecherfd8424]

In my timeline it was 3 for Candyman. When you began talking about this movie, 3 times immediately came to mind.

[@lannah080907]

Same. I remember always saying it 3 times. But I know Bloody Mary was 3 times too

[@Nobe_Oddy]

there are no 'timelines' ... mandella effect is FAKE!!! it's a givt psyop!! proven by Fruit of the Loom LYING about NEVER having a cornucopia on their logo - WHICH HAS PROVEN TO REALLY EXIST!!! - IT'S ALL LIES BY THE d3_Ep S_T4T_e !!!

[@donnamichelerichey2878]

This is why eyewitness testimony is unreliable. I am sure you remember it that way but your mind has mixed it up, it's the reason for almost all these "Mandela effects"

[@noiamyourfather1104]

at the end of the movie helens husband says helen 5 times go watch it

[@scottdavidson526]

That what I remember. Three times.

[@lyrapsi]

Reality is not deterministic, it's probabilistic. The cat is both dead and alive, until measured. Time plays out in probability, not determination.

[@incognitomann2112]

Wasn't it the 7 Dwarfs that sang "Hi Yo, Hi Yo, it's off to work we go. 😂 Or was it Superman that said Hiyo Hiyo and away!!🤣

[@georgiesifuentes94]

The computer from wargames said shall we play a game?😊

[@margeebechyne8642]

How about a nice game of chess?

[@georgiesifuentes94]

@@margeebechyne8642 Hello Joshua lol 😆

[@georgiesifuentes94]

Greetings professor falcon lol 😆

[@georgiesifuentes94]

@margeebechyne8642 let's play global thermal nuclear war. Lol 😄

[@lestat1uk]

Mandela effect mistaking Barry Gibb for Andy Gibb who was actually Maurice Gibb

[@MikeGervasi]

Candyman getting crossed with Beetlejuice. HIS name was 3 times. Rumplestiltskin wasn't repeating his name. You had to GUESS his name.

[@brandyjean7015]

Rumpelstiltskin was always abiut guessing his name.

[@bessarion1771]

in Eurhythmics it was definitely "These."

[@josealmeida76]

14:37 Arithmetics?

[@viana6rising]

as an absolutely saw stan, I do think people may be remembering "would you like to play a game", because of scream, since that's also a popular line in that franchise. I did also remember jigsaw asking that question to his "victims" though, so it's just a theory.

[@HardKnox333]

The confusion with the Eurythmics song comes from how Annie enunciates "this" by adding a syllable to make it rhyme. I'd sing it as "these" when I was a kid until I read the lyrics.

[@robinelsigan3409]

It's pretend to pray because the song is about trying to believe and it's a struggle.

[@GinaFarrell-pp8uh]

I remember clearly I BEGAN to pray, I really need to KNOW. Wasnt pretend to play that makes no sense there was no one in the church to pretend anything.

[@kissfanmac]

It makes no sense to pretend to pray . Plus it’s all about hearing what people believe they hear.

[@WarBeasty]

It's always been "this" but she pronounced it "theeis"

[@kimedwards4745]

"Do you want to play a game?" Comes from War Games, not SAW.

[@Gino_Black]

It's from saw as well then. I have a video of it.

[@paulcrandall2534]

@@Gino_Blackno you don't

[@08scyko]

The jig saw one threw me for a loop. I recall him saying "do u wanna play a game?" an also "I want to play a game" in different movies or even point in the movie. IVE NEVER heard him say WOULD u like to play a game. The would be jigsaw showing his victims (whom were usually evil or self-destructive) a kind of respect, to which jigsaw had NONE for these ppl unless they passed his game. I have my own theory. Collective-conscience memory incontinuity I do believe the core of the mandela effect, but i think collective memories have been messing with out genome for a long time now. Like animals passing down memories of natural fear of their predator, i think humans are doing the same thing but were being overloaded with information and mixing up collective memories with actual memories If we include alternate universes in this theory, the amount of collective memories collected would be incalculable kind of like the rick and morty episode when morty and summer were unsure and split their reality when they finally got put back together morty was like "I THINK, idk its hard to say now that i have 64 copies of my memories " our collective memories are shuffling with our actual memories which are shuffling with alternate universe "you"s memories which are making NEW memories to fill in the ones we THOUGHT we remembered pretty easy to follow guys xD

[@davidponseigo8811]

California Dreaming is not a religious song and Pretend to Pray makes more sense. It's meant to be cynical.

[@lunachickfringe5319]

It goes along well with the next lines: "You know the preacher likes the cold, he knows I'm gonna stay". Therefore, it makes much more sense to "pretend to pray".

[@chakroc]

While 'Mandela Effects' were once a fun and interesting concept...unfortunately, they are now overdone to the point where every single new one is clearly nothing more than a false memory. For example, I've been eating Baby Ruth candy bars for over 4 decades...yet, are they called, 'Baby Ruth', or 'BabyRuth', or Baby-Ruth'...honestly, I wouldn't bet my life savings on being 100% certain of either one. I think it's 'Baby Ruth'...but if it comes out that it's not, that's just a false memory of something I've seen for over 40 years, but never truly studied...NOT a Mandela Effect, yet this is what it's become these days. I can name over 3 dozen songs where the lyrics you 'think' are accurate, are not the 'actual' lyrics, because MANY songs have words spoken with weird pronunciations to fit the rhythm of the song. I also thought the lyrics were '...made of THESE'...because Annie Lennox pronounces 'this; in a way that makes it SOUND LIKE 'these'(something MANY songs do), but, like most, never read and studied the actual lyrics...we just assumed it was 'these'. Finding out it was actually 'this' is NOT a Mandela Effect...it's just folks finding out they were wrong in their assumption in what the actual lyric was. Shame Mandela Effects have gotten so overdone that they have come to this.

[@xeokym223]

Snoopy's tail is white and always has been. I am 56 years old and I was all about Peanuts when I was a kid in the 70s. All my Snoopy plushies have white tails. Sometimes the way Charles M. Schulz drew the 2 lines he used to draw the tail a little close and it would look darker but the tail was still shite, not colored in. NEVER was it black. I watched The Lone Ranger every single day, it was HI HO SILVER, AWAY! although sometimes when he yelled it, it sounded like "hi-yo." HI HO was a way of getting the horse to giddy-up, and Silver would rear up when he yelled it. How can you cover anomalies when you can't even pronounce "Eurythmics" correctly?! Eurythmatics?! LOL _really?!_ Come on man.Sweet dreams are made of THIS.

[@avaggdu1]

The only time Snoopy's tail has been thin and black is when it's shown as motion lines when dancing. As a teen I always thought Sweet Dreams was 'these' but I'm happy to admit I was wrong. If it has any relevance at all, people seem to forget Annie Lennox is Scottish (Dave Stewart was born in Sunderland) and the difference between 'this' and 'these' in pronunciation may not have been as significant when she and Dave Stewart wrote the song. It could just be poetic licence to match the rhyming structure.

[@jennifernordlund2691]

Charles SCHULTZ

[@xeokym223]

@@jennifernordlund2691 Uh, yeah actually, no. Look up how he signed his name on his comics, dunce.

[@xeokym223]

@@jennifernordlund2691 In fact, here, I'll make it really easy for you. media.newyorker.com/photos/5d851ceff2002200086063e9/master/w_1600%2Cc_limit/Ware-Peanuts-1b.jpg

[@Picture_That_With_A_Kodak]

You're all legends...

[@ChrisSprenger.]

Saw is being confused with the movie scream.

[@timefilm]

Candy man was 3 times because we dared each other to do it after watching the film. Plus one of my favourite songs ‘candy man’ by space hog sings the line 3 times and I knew someone who refused to sing it but I would say ‘yeah but you sing the verse twice so it’s actually 6 times’

[@peteywarren0829]

Homebody talking about strange lyrics while saying Eurhymatics.

[@dontwakethedeadp.jankey9592]

My daughter and I are huge cinefiles and remembered Candy Man being said 5 times, Freddy's shirt being red and green along with Jigsaw saying "I want to play a game". I think sometimes other movie quotes that are similar do mess with our memories of other quotes, just like I always thought Darth Vader said "Luke, I am your father". 🤦🏼‍♀️IDK

[@thecaptainsnark]

I've also heard that line "would you like to play a little game". We just make shit up and then decide wild reasons why it isn't made up. I still wonder how many of my own memories are real and how many I just invented from stories.

[@traceyfitzgerald9]

CANDYMAN CANDYMAN CANDYMAN CANDYMAN CANDYMAN has always been 5 times...anyone who thinks its three are having a FALSE MEMORY

[@sg9931]

I remember that video with "How Deep is Your Love" playing over the speakers in the WTC plaza on 9/11, right after Billy Joel's "She's Always a Woman to Me," however they were both Muzak versions, so there were no lyrics.

[@ed209onthestairs]

I love that people would rather believe they live in alternate universes than just accept that they have shitty memories. The song has ALWAYS been titled "Sweet Dreams are made of THIS" even though she has always sang THESE. And the sword was ALWAYS in the anvil. Always. People are dumb.

[@thecaptainsnark]

I would love to know the overlap between people who genuinely believe in the mandela effect but also think being trans is a mental illness/not real. 'sorry in my universe it is maybe find a new one.'

[@hyacinth4368]

Except in the Disney animated movie from the 1960s, "The Sword in the Stone".

[@slapmyfunkybass]

That doesn’t explain false memories being the same

[@TestSubject38]

​@hyacinth4368 it's in an anvil in the movie. The words even read "stone and anvil" in the movie.

[@MrsGypsumFantastic]

Annie Lennox Scottish accent is probably what’s confusing people.

[@Ihad9eyes]

I also believe it's an artistic choice to better rhyme with "seven seas"

[@HereIsWisdom1318]

The candyman one is NOT a mandella effect! It was 5 times always!

[@thecaptainsnark]

technically it IS a mandela effect because none of these are real.

[@fayrelightjordan2470]

Beetle juice 1988 3x, Candyman 1992 5x. Hmmm

[@lotusswan9156]

You are tripping me out with the California Dreaming Mandela Effect -- this is a song that my brothers and I would harmonize together quite regularly when we were teenagers and even into adulthood at Karaoke bars and such -- and for me the lyric has always been: "I got down on my knees and I begin (not began or pretend) to pray -- even as I'm writing this I can hear the background vocals in my head -- singing: "I begin to pray!" I'm so confused right now -- WTF?! Peace!

[@noiamyourfather1104]

it's another hear what you want like the Brainstorm Green Needle phenomenon check it out

[@Augenstein]

There's an old Irish legend... I told you once, I told you twice; the Candyman, he don't play nice!

[@kayak1969p]

In the jigsaw fames I remember I want to play a game as the other saying "would you like to play a game" implies the victims have a choice when in fact they didnt"

[@androidarkitecht8339]

Jigsaw: I want to play a game Wargames: Would you like to play a game?