25 Insane Mandela Effect Examples That Will Blow Your Mind

[@list25]

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[@maryrosekent8223]

Mike, I’d love to get your book, but I refuse to give Amazon my money. I hope you do well! Mary-Rose

[@sureshmukhi2316]

Clever title

[@donheady3851]

Monopoly jr $2. Most of us played monopoly jr as a kid. Then evolved to monopoly. But go look at the $2 bill. Its pink. And monocled.

[@Rubix003]

"Beam me up, Scotty!" is a Mixed Drink you can order at bars. Its good.

[@sureshmukhi2316]

@@Rubix003 does it contain scotch?

[@brendanbrown7087]

What we should focus on is why many people all over the world who have never met each other have had the same 'wrong' memories of these things

[@badgerpit1976]

its worthy of focus but the system will never allow such curiosity en masse. the truth is our reality was destroyed by CERN in an act of defiance against god. but instead of letting us die collectively, we instead were shifted to a parallel, similar reality. some of our memory remains intact, but SOME of our memory comes from our reality that was destroyed. if ever anyone wishes for proof of a god the mandela effect is that.

[@HonkyTonkBuffalo]

My favorite Mandela Effects are... 1. In the James Bond movie Moonraker, there's a scene at the end of the movie where Jaws, a famous Bond villain known for a mouth of metal teeth, played by Richard Kiel, smiles at his new girlfriend Dolly, showing off his teeth. The gag was, Dolly smiles back revealing, she had braces (With an added light glint shining off of them upon her smile) all along. After being a fan of the movie since it's release in 1979 and always remembering that scene....Turns out it never happened and Dolly never had braces. (I still say she had braces!) And.... 2. As a child of the 70s, I've been a fan of the Peanuts gang all my life. Grew up with both the newspaper comics and the cartoons. I could have sworn his name was always spelled Schultz. I found out a couple years ago, that his name, in fact is spelled Schulz, minus the 'T'. Those are my two dome scratchers.

[@mariangelgz420]

1. I remember her braces as well., are you sure she doesn’t have them? 2. The spelling definitely looks off

[@HonkyTonkBuffalo]

@@mariangelgz420 Yeah. There are a bunch of KZbin/Google items on it. But, like I said, I still think she had them...that was the entire point of the gag. :)

[@bkthrill]

I agree, she DID have braces. I remember telling my friend that they were made for each other, brace face and metal teeth.

[@jennifernordlund2691]

@@HonkyTonkBuffalo definitely Schultz

[@redherring9444]

Yes she had small shiny braces , just watched that on line , they are not large , but they are there

[@GothyMorm]

I don’t care what they said, I KNOW there was a cornucopia with Fruit of the Loom!

[@gsaw5008]

Yes there was!!

[@gsaw5008]

It was on a TV commercial

[@gsaw5008]

You're right I watched it many times

[@thepit12]

It was always there!

[@thepit12]

If it always was Looney Tunes, how can you explain the Tiny Toons?? Look for it

[@alexbell5230]

Tinkerbell writing out Disney even continued on Disney Channel with the child stars holding a magic wand and writing out Disney.

[@gsaw5008]

Yep 👍

[@competitionglen]

Pixie porn, did she ever hook ( get it, Hook😂) up with Inch High Private Eye? Sorry I am so immature.

[@donnanoe6736]

I remember Tinker Bell writing out Disney on Sunday evenings when the Wide World of Disney came on.

[@christinejalandoni5919]

I remember seeing this once but for the life of me I can't remember what movie it was in.

[@squizzo5809]

It's on the Wonderful World of Disney and Disney Fast Play dvds.

[@MarkCannova]

Tom Cruise shirt was pink in that scene. It is the second Mandela Effect from that scene.

[@denisebledsoe8836]

Ok.. i have another Mandela effect.. Mike has put out this exact video before..this is not new!! I still watched all the way through ( some give me chills.. because I remember it differently)..i know im right about this . This is NOT a new video.. this is creeping my out!!

[@rash15]

This video was made by this channel twice before..

[@jennifernordlund2691]

It's just more gaslighting...proving our memories are "wrong". Lol

[@denisebledsoe8836]

@@jennifernordlund2691 maybe you are right..

[@tracylynn1461]

haha was thinking that same thing before clicking on this..Re upload of the same video maybe? 👀

[@whitestratman3158]

It's been recycled many times.

[@ChiknWng]

@ 13:06 .. I grew up watching I Love Lucy, so much that i can recite almost all episodes Word by Word.. Yes Ricky does say that line " Lucy You've got some splaining to do" .. 100% sure, no doubt in my mind..

[@PEGGLORE]

Those who read the Brother's Grimm version of Snow White will remember it as "Mirror, mirror on the wall". But those who didn't will remember it as "Magic mirror on the wall". They had to change it in the film for copyright purposes.

[@gsaw5008]

I red Grimms

[@TheNewAccount2008]

Yeah, in the German original it definitely says "Spieglein, Spieglein an der Wand", which directly translates to "Mirror, mirror on the wall"

[@angreagach]

@@TheNewAccount2008 And did you know that in the first edition of Grimm's Fairy Tales, Snow White's REAL mother was the villain. (Subsequent versions changed this to the stepmother.)

[@TheNewAccount2008]

@@angreagach Yeah, I have actually learned that in school. ;-)

[@clintadams8451]

I have a 1974 Disney book version of that story and it says "Mirror, Mirror on the wall"

[@brentonlively9322]

Thanks for another awesome video Mike and list 25 crew

[@zagrepcanin82]

Have you ever heard of case in Japan when tourist arrived,he had valid passport,told where he is going and whom he is going to meet with etc but the problem is passport was issued by NON EXISTING country. when police officers showed him the map to point where his country is he pointed on Andora and was stunned by the name....eventually he was put in some house arrest over the night and his belongings into safe. next morning no trace of him or his belongings as they just vanished to thin air. so mandela affect is not some kind of mind is making tricks with us but actual memories from different universes. since that guy probably arrived from one

[@MatthewSchooley94]

Ah, the man from Taured? That thing's entirely anecdotal; the earliest known record of it happening came from some random trivia book.

[@KennyLyons-fs6qs]

The man from Tauren I think

[@ShadowLynxXIII]

The monocle on the monopoly guy was also more cemented in pop culture in Ace Ventura 2 when he knocks out a guy wearing a monocle & he looks like Mr pennysworth. Ace says "...you must be the monopoly guy" *punches him* then dances with him & then performs makes him mouth the words "do not pass go, do not collect $200"

[@matthewhare7141]

I think Jim Carry is to blame for several Mandela effects. He said "Hello Clarice" in Cable Guy, He said Sally Feilds acceptance speach wrong on The Mask.

[@gsaw5008]

😂😂

[@Lakusus]

In the Adam Sandler movie "Mr. Deeds", near the end when he's trying to change the stockholders' minds about selling his late uncle's company, he talks about how there's nothing wrong with being rich. He then turns to look at a guy in the audience and says, "The Monopoly guy there is pretty psyched about it." and the camera turns to the guy and, sure enough, he's dressed just like Mr. Monopoly (or Rich Uncle Pennybags or just The Monopoly Guy, names he's also known as) but, no monocle! A little later, though, when people are saying what their sixth grade selves would do to them, one guy says he would've tied his naked body to a chair and burned himself with lit cigarettes. At this point the camera shows the "Monopoly Guy", again, and now he's looking at the weirdo THROUGH A MONOCLE he's holding up to his eye! So...to make a long story short (TOO LATE!), Jim Carrey isn't the only one who's trying to make Mandela Effects concreted into people's brains. lol

[@jennifernordlund2691]

And why would you make a parody that is incorrect. That doesn't even make sense.

[@aporue5893]

ha ha I remember that and yes he did have a monocle!

[@caseymccary8446]

The BEST Daredevil t-shirt I have ever seen!!! Well done, sir!!!!

[@list25]

Thank you! I'm a big fan of subtle T-shirts so that you only really know it if you're a fan. It's kind of like giving the finger guns to each other lol

[@masonmikell9530]

I can accept most of these as a slip of my memory, but I remember renting "Shazam" from one of our local, mom and pop movie rental stores...it was one of the 5 for $5 weekend movies and I didn't want to watch it because I wasn't a big fan of Sinbad, but one of my friends was staying the night at my house and he wanted to watch it. I also don't agree with the Forest Gump line, or the Star Wars line!

[@foelddraig142]

Not many new Mandela effect examples but still enjoyed ❤

[@treaisland]

Cheez it was new to me...

[@phife1878]

Later on in the film, when Forest's mom is on her hospital bed giving him said advice, she says "Life is like a box of chocolates..." Both quotes are in the film.

[@melissachase1649]

It was called loony tunes because the company that produced it was called merry melodies. Then tiny toons was made. They were called tiny toons because they were the next generation of the original. I think thats what people are confusing. We're just dumb and fill in the missing memories with what makes sense.

[@gsaw5008]

Remember it well

[@jennifernordlund2691]

I think people who doubt their own memories and make up these absurd explanations are being dumb.

[@karleygreeley9130]

it was Loony Tunes.

[@jenniferfielding4372]

Forrest Gump definitely said "Momma always said life is like a box of chocolates, you never know what you gonna get". My dad played that movie over and over.

[@Lakusus]

Nope. He clearly says "was" not "is". Just played that section when he's sitting on the bus stop bench waiting for the number nine bus to go see Jenny. A black nurse sits down and starts reading a book. Forrest opens the box, holds it right up next to her face (😂), and asks if she wants some. After she shakes her head no, he puts the box of chocolates back on his lap and says the famous quote.

[@justicebeginstoshine8069]

He says both present tense when she was alive and past tense after she died

[@squizzo5809]

He doesn't say it in present tense when his momma was alive, his momma says it.

[@earndoggy]

The written version of Snow White, many many years before video, was "Mirror mirror".

[@themr_wilson]

"The Song That Doesn't End" not "Never Ends"

[@LuciferMorningstar-zu1ud]

I always believed that Mandela effects were created because two parallel universes collided and got some information mixed up 🤔 💭

[@SilverGreenEyes18]

No, it is because all thise product names are so similar ppl mix them up, plus the media is often lying about things

[@shantellthomas336]

Have we ever thought when we have falling dreams it's just us jumping time lines 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@am529]

I’ve had more dreams in which I’ve died than fallen from heights

[@zechariahrosecrants580]

Sinbad actually released a video stating that he was pushed into saying is that the movie never existed

[@chrisold97]

Sounds like Sinbad knows how to market himself

[@angelaclegg6976]

So are you saying it was a movie and he was forced to say it wasn’t?

[@angelaclegg6976]

Is it possible that among all the name “changes” Bernstein and Meyer, they were changed to look less Jewish?

[@jessicadarling8584]

I've always known it to be the name CHEEZ IT, but usually say CHEEZ ITS, BECAUSE YOU ALWAYS EAT MORE THAN ONE, SO PLURAL. LOL

[@deadpyrat2243]

Funny Tom cruise wore a pink shirt. Not white! Even your clip shows it pink! Personally I remember white and sunglasses! I also remember the line No, Luke! I am your father! Dottie had braces! I grew up in Germany and remember berenstien bears! So...🤷‍♂️ for the most part ive always had fairly good memory. Oftentimes remembering details my friends had forgotten.

[@magic8ball1982]

One that happened to me was Aldi. I always thought it was Aldi's until I happened to see a newspaper ad with Aldi.

[@LMde20]

Now you know you are a victim of the ME. Tom Cruise apparently also wore a PINK shirt dancing in Risky Business, NOT a white one. Take a look.😊

[@ebenthealien]

10:13 George is NOT a monkey.. 🥲 he’s a chimp, which is a great ape and sports no tail. I love explaining this one to people when they bring it up because one of my pet peeves is when people refer to apes as monkeys 😂

[@ElysiaWhitemoonOmega]

but arent all apes monkeys, specifically old-world-monkeys?

[@squizzo5809]

The book literally says "George was a curious monkey".

[@ebenthealien]

@@squizzo5809 That only means the author was ignorant to the terminology and biology of great apes.

[@alyssahudson1743]

My Mandela Effect is that I've already seen this video

[@timp.8887]

Love the Daredevil shirt. I have the same 1.

[@susantracey1539]

Isn’t that Deja vu?

[@rayives7758]

About a year ago he made a very similar one.

[@frankvincent1408]

Nelson Murdock attorneys at law Daredevil? Foggy Nelson Matt Murdock? Nice shirt Mike!

[@ToastGreeting]

I remember watching all but 1 episode of I Love Lucy and finding out that Ricky never said "Lucy, you got some splainin' to do" because I kept looking forward to that iconic line. It wasn't a mandela effect in my case as I never remembered him saying that.

[@atariduckman]

Another misquoted line is from Apollo 13. The line is "Houston we have a problem". The real line was "Houston we've had a problem". And it was misquoted everywhere.

[@humbertojimmy]

I believe that one got a flip-flop back to the original. At least there was some talk about it.

[@BrianStephens-c5t]

Capn Crunch’s real name is Horatio Magellan

[@normanhines5189]

Jonny Quest used to be Johnny Quest.

[@joeyjoseph8837]

Chappelle's Show used to be the The Chappelle Show.

[@frankvincent1408]

Yep

[@normanhines5189]

@@frankvincent1408 so I'm not crazy

[@normanhines5189]

@@frankvincent1408 nope, I'm still 🤪

[@TheJustineCredible]

Jiffy Peanut butter? More like our brains combining Jif and Skippy! Monopoly Mr. Moneybags = Our brains combining Mr. Moneybags with Mr. Peanut! (Mr. Peanut has a top hat and a monocle!)

[@gsaw5008]

Am I remembering wrong?🤔

[@evanneal4936]

No, they reluctantly admitted they removed the monocle on purpose because they got sued by someone, either the original creator of the game or by the peanut guy, i don't remember which. But they reluctantly said its true..

[@jennifernordlund2691]

Bad explanations. I remember playing Monopoly at my kitchen table asking my mother about the Monopoly guy's "broken glasses". We didn't have a Mr. Peanut game.

[@garyamaral1648]

And combining "Cheez-it" with "Cheese Nips". But yes, never eat just 1.

[@tracylynn1461]

Jiffy moms choose Jif

[@areneesouder]

In general, I don't believe people remember it wrong, there's something else going on. It's actually insulting to those of us who have different memories to say we are remembering wrong. It just doesn't match the same reality we're in today,... for whatever reason. Seems very few of the Mandela Effects can actually honestly be attributed to not remembering it correctly.

[@phil6899]

@@areneesouder I remember all these the way they actually are, so what's wrong with me then? Hehe.

[@desperadox7565]

WTF are you talking about? People constantly misremember things. That's normal. Making up crazy theories isn't.

[@styracosaurusqvt4841]

@@desperadox7565It isn’t a crazy theory.

[@desperadox7565]

@@styracosaurusqvt4841 It's absolutely bonkers. No sane person would ever believe such absurd BS. These people need a psychiatrist.

La Gioconda by Leonardo da Vinci, is one of the most iconic pieces of art, mostly due to its mysterious smile, precisely. ...(At least in my dimension) . I enjoy your content, thank u my dear Sir, Keep it up 💪.

[@jjbedrocks]

These are all popular but the only one that proves to me that we’ve shifted realities is Dolly’s Braces. Thank you for the video!

[@biggiemal]

Indeed. I'm not prepared to go all in and say what or how but I will defend the fact she had braces 100%. Bizarre...

[@Thenogomogo-zo3un]

@@biggiemal Yes, I can still recall the audience erupt in laughter when she smiled.

[@JohnSmith-zw8vp]

My late wife's Mandela Effect (she was a Greater Boston native and thus big time Red Sox fan) is that she thought the Red Sox lost the 1986 World Series on the infamous Bill Buckner blunder. I had to explain to her that no, there was still a Game 7 the next day and (just as they did in 1975's Game 7) the BoSox spotted themselves a 3-0 lead fairly early into the game but in the end couldn't finish the job.

[@dannib1985]

I think the world as we knew it ended in 2012... I think we shifted to a new dimension of something...

[@aaronha994]

If, matter is created, an antimatter particle will also be created, of one parallel universe based in a minimum of 2, if one is partial damaged, or collapsed, rather than end all life,🙃, positive and negative will blend, bringing 2 together and creating an alternative existence.

[@squizzo5809]

Except magic isn't real and Mandela effects have existed since long before 2012. I don't even know why you just arbitrarily picked 2012 as the date when it supposedly began.

[@bartlester591]

And here’s something that will drive you even crazier. Darth Vader in Dutch means the father.

[@EleleA_limini_Tv]

Dark father

[@chrisold97]

Weird seeing Vader on gravestones in Texas near German communities

[@bartlester591]

@@chrisold97 actually that’s not weird at all in Texas where I live and I have lived all of my life. We have a lot of German communities in fact, one community called Munster Texas is Home2 rather large German population and believe this or not there was a World War II German POW camp not far from there and a lot of those people decided to stay and become citizens after the war. In fact, a lot of Texas has been settled by Germans just saying

[@ThriftedSpirit]

My son and I are big geography buffs, NZ is not in the right spot, it should be farther north. The Fruit of the Loom Cornucopia did exist! This is a hill I will die upon.

[@DJN4CER]

The cornucopia did iexist. Even in the Joe Rogan experience they had a guest who brought this up and a logo with the cornucopia does exist. Not to get into tin foil hat territory but in the podcast they said that this is done on purpose to see how easily they can fool of convince the masses that something didn’t happen. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@gsaw5008]

You're right

[@minoltaaraya]

I only know what a Cornucopia is because of the fruit of the loom logo. 🙂

[@squizzo5809]

Literally zero evidence has ever been provided to show that fotl ever had a cornucopia. Fotl has sold over a billion shirts, if it did actually have a cornucopia then surely someone could provide some evidence.

[@jamesstevens9394]

"Beam me up Scotty, this planet sucks!!" came from a bumper sticker that first showed up in the '80s....

[@jennifernordlund2691]

Why would you make a bumper sticker based on something no one ever said? Oh right, you wouldn't. 😂

[@YouTube-SUCKS-69]

The bumper stickers I've seen said "Beam me up Scotty, there's NO intelligent life on this planet" with an image of planet earth in the background.

[@mtothejizzy]

I've personally found that some of these are referenced in films and other media and may help to explain some of this. Some examples... 1. Rich Uncle Pennybags is referenced in Ace Ventura: Pet Detective (1994)... the guy at the party has a monocle and Ace refers to him as "The Monopoly Guy". 2. A lot of people reference Kazaam as the confusion for "Shazaam"... I recently rediscovered a film called Bernard and the Genie starring Lenny Henry. I wonder if this has anything to do with it. 3. "Luke, I am your father" simply sets the context of it being a Star Wars quote. The reference in Tommy Boy (1995) is one of my favourites. 4. In Fools Rush In (1997), starring Matthew Perry, his character says "Lucy, you got some splainin' to do." Probably another context setter simply being fleshed out into a more quotable sentence. 5. "Hello, Clarice"... very similar to point 4. Great reference in The Cable Guy (1996). 6. "Play it again, Sam" AND 7. "Beam me up, Scotty" both context setters and referenced a tonne thanks to their age and notoriety. Couple of final comments... When Forrest shares his mothers quote on the bench, yep. However, his mum herself says her line with present tense. Think "Merry Melodies" and you'll always remember Looney "Tunes". 👍😎

[@darcydeming8565]

sinbad actually voiced a genie in a 1990s vhs aladdin and friends i think thats where some of it comes from

[@gsaw5008]

Yep I watched it

[@johndecker9864]

Sinbad most definitely was in Shazam. There are clips on KZbin

[@gsaw5008]

Wrong about Lucy! I watched it on real time TV- what youre watching is edited youngster🥰

[@Sn33kyy]

My stepdad is a big star wars fan and I told him about that one he looked it up and said there was a different version made or something Also I love I love lucy I've seen every episode and not once does ricky say that he does say splainin but never "you got some splanin to do"

[@Rubix003]

I remember Mandella's feunerals... both of them. I watched the first one on TV in the 80s... i remember it because it interupted The Real Ghostbusters cartoon, and that pissed me off. And i watched the second one on Cspan as an adult.

[@nahkohese555]

Thank You, I was born in 1955 and started eating Fruit Loops when they first can out - it was my favorite. I never noticed the name change until many years later when, after having my own kids, they also developed a love for them. Suddenly, one day I noticed the odd spelling and remarked on it. And was promptly told I was crazy because it had always been spelled Froot. It was, in fact, my first introduction to the Mandala Effect. Glad to know that I was right, just not very observant for all those years.

[@tonymontez2358]

9:24 this should be number one. Sinbad playing Shazam is when I learned about the Mandela effect

[@susanleonard9842]

Right? Me too

[@julianaylor4351]

The New Zealand thing. The classic Mercator Projection, has been proved to be incorrect, when the Earth was mapped from space. But you're right Mike, it's mostly people who are bad at geography. 😁

[@hooksangelsbliss]

i remember watching that sinbad movie when i was kid

[@Biggsmech]

Even in Space Jam they are called the Tune Squad. And Mike i thought you were a Dr Pepper man. I watched your discontinued drinks video and didn’t see Dr Pepper Red Fusion. I don’t remember it tasting like the current Dr Pepper Cherry. I thought just tasted like a smoother,lighter feeling original Dr Pepper. Love the videos btw keep the facts coming and more discontinued items or things that don’t exist anymore. Have a great day. And you should root for the Panthers and not the lightning lol

[@kimberlyvessels623]

Did Hannibal say "Hello, Clarice" at the very end of movie when he called her on the phone?

[@anyviolet]

No. He opened the call with "Well, Clarice...have the lambs stopped screaming?"

[@monkeyknuts321]

Maybe it was from the movie Hannibal instead

[@Rigel_Chiokis]

Berenstein vs Berenstain: the books depicted could have been someone in the publishing company remembering it wrong and thus having it printed wrong. Jiff vs Jiffy; the confusion could stem from a brand called Skippy. I think this particular effect all comes down to our brains mixing two or more images/memories into one. I recall reading how stuff our mind makes up can be perceived as a genuine memory.

[@jennifernordlund2691]

That's a simplistic point of view. Too many people have the exact same memories. Memories that have details and stories and secondary memories related to them, for this to be true.

[@jmg5878]

Look all I’m saying is that my last name ends with stein and I made the connection when I was a kid and I clearly unequivocally remember them as Berenstein Bears. I have a theory that has to do with the Heisenberg uncertainty principle that it might be universes overlapping if we consider the many worlds theory and some interpretations of the multiverse as being “sheets” that overlap

[@ThePUNisher2112YYZ]

There’s a linguistic term for this phenomenon (in some of the examples provided) but I’m too lazy to research it. It happens when a novel word resembles a familiar one, and the latter is assimilated into its interpretation. I recall a few from people I’ve known. 1. I had to look for bulgar wheat with a coworker in a supermarket. She kept looking at the list, saying “we gotta get some burglar wheat”. It was a novel word for me as well, but I assumed it originated in Bulgaria. 2. A relative was talking about budgeting for her vacation and how she needed money for “silvenirs”. I wouldn’t expect her to know that it is French for “memento” but I assumed that she pictured little “silver” trinkets.

[@cristinesplinis5815]

Love your Daredevil shirt!❤

[@karamedley6229]

The majority of these are different from my childhood... Berenstein, Meyer, Jiffy, Looney Toons, Pikachu's tail, Captain Crunch, Monopoly's monocle, Kit-Kat, Cheez Itz, Mirror scene from Snow White did say "Who's the fairest of them all" and even more! It's always been the biggest mystery for me that I feel I'll be pondering even when I'm old and grey.

[@vincecramer7950]

I'm going to call BS on that one I do remember Tinkerbell flying around watching The wonderful world of Disney yes she did do that

[@Patzi-l1w]

And here in Ireland 🇮🇪 that hyphen never existed either! Good job Mike! Oh and I never remember Mickey Mouse with suspenders! Px

[@gliderfan6196]

I have experienced Mandela effect recently. The thing is bit disturbing, it was when Ayrton Senna's anniversary of his fatal crash was remembered. This brought to my memory a fatal crash of another driver, who survived the incident itself and was sitting calmly in the cockpit, turning the engine off and preparing to leave the wreckage and go aside to safety. Suddenly, out of nowhere, a bouncing wheel appeared and struck his head, injuring him fatally. I could not find the video of the incident, despite I saw it many times about a decade ago. YT is full of explicit videos, so the fear of demonetisation was not a factor. There is a Wikipedia page listing all fatalities in racing car sports, every series, since the beginning of the racing cars. Nobody perished that way. If I could draw, I would do exact scene: the white-ish racing car (F1 or F2, 1990s style) yellow helmet, left U-turn where the crash happened, short straight line and 90 degrees right turn. The debris on the track. The driver calmly doing his job. The bouncing rear wheel and the fatal end. Apparently, it never happened.

[@monkeyknuts321]

I think you're just misremembering the 2009 F2 accident that killed Henry Surtees. In his yellow car with a white helmet he was killed after a tyre from a crashed car bounced across the live track and struck him. His car then "gently" crashed and he was seen moving and at first they thought he was okay.

[@humbertojimmy]

People who remember "Toons" aren't creating that out of nothing. Warner-Brothers *did* use it on the show title, not the original (Looney Tunes) but on the more recent and just as popular spinoff: Tiny Toons. And that brings us to a well known psychological fact that is *never* mentioned when discussing the ME, replaced by "confabulation" as the only thing at play. Confabulation exists, sure, especially the more we overthink a subject, but there's another thing called subconscious immediate honesty. We've all heard "don't overthink it. Just go with your *first* answer!". There's a reason. Our brains tend to be very memory-honest when not given time to think, going just on impulse and intuition, and *that's* how most people draw their (supposed) false memories... which probably aren't so false after all. Example: you're shown a detail-heavy image to check for a few seconds. They hide the image and ask you what's the color of the old man's shirt, by the wall at the left. Your mouth opens and replies "green" without even any thought. You're told to take it easy, you have time to think it better. So you do. After a while you decide to change to "orange". Is it any surprise if the color turns out to be green, just like you first answered by instinct? This type of situation is common. And it suggests that folks could be more correct about their "falsies" then we think.

[@manders8698]

I got a Monopoly GO ad right after you read the title for the Monopoly Man entry

[@VincentLauria6]

The rank conundrum is easily resolved. If the character is the Captain of the ship, he can be of a rank below Captain. Destroyers normally have Commanders as the Captain. Frigates have Lt. Commanders as Captains.

[@johnchapman8131]

Doubt and question yourself,never what you are told

[@LMde20]

Perfectly sums up the times. Ie: You're wrong!

[@rileymcdade4543]

The original Mandela misremembering event occurred in 2009 and following realization of others was caused by the firing up of the Hadron collider in 2008 which caused information from parallel universes to collide and get mixed up or "leak" into each other. It is now just become mixed with a bunch of common misremeances.

[@sweatystoner]

gaslighting on a mandela effect video is fire brother

[@jessicalgearhart]

Koo koo ka choo.. L25, We love you!

[@ThadCashin]

Hey Mike, thx again. (Moms are always right) Thad

[@dave0523]

Regarding Cap'n Crunch's inconsistent rank insignia; naval tradition holds that the commanding officer of a ship is referred to as Captain (or Skipper), regardless of their actual rank.

[@Blalack77]

A lot of these drive me crazy and they're definitely fun and interesting but I think it has something to do with A.) Not paying close attention to brand names until the spelling is pointed out - like hidden in plain sight and B.) Like with the misquotes from movies, I'm pretty sure that's from other movies reenacting those scenes and quoting them wrong - then we remember the quote from _that_ movie.

[@reded1905]

Hmmm, and all this time I thought it was a baseball movie called "The Umpire Strikes Back." :-)

[@cultivatingelegance1577]

For the Loony Tunes one, it was “toons” because when the phrase spelled itself out the OO popped up like eyeballs to go with the music.

[@herbertfawcett7213]

I remember the Monopoly man with a pintz nez. Mons Lisa's smile was that of a loving mother!

[@DJBufotoxin]

Thanks for the video, non believer

[@RonWalters-ow3mm]

Here's one from the scriptures: "To be absent from the body, is to be present with the Lord". Now go look it up for yourself in 2Corinthians 5:8. Then look at John 3:13.

[@bobbylibertini]

Jiff vs. "Jiffy" is likely from people confusing Jiff with memories of Skippy peanut butter and then confusing the two. Mr. Monopoly's monocle is likely from people confusing him with memories of Mr. Peanut (The Planter's mascot)..who does have a monocle...sometimes (They both have top hats...hence the association), which is why I used to think that Monopoly had a peanut piece!

[@petersimpson6110]

There are many different timelines all happening at once, always, and we travel in and out of them daily, time is not linear, and the entire world is about to be told the truth about everything..... we are moving from 3D to 5D right now... humanity is evolving.

[@waynethomson84uk]

A lot of these was in your last Mandela affect video

[@aaronha994]

Yes, there has been a time fracture, a dilation of parallel universe, like a copy that was partially collapsed. There has been many infractions.

[@thekueken]

The Snow White thing might actually come from the original german Brothers Grimm's tale collection (KHM 53). It famously says there "Spieglein, Spieglein[...]", which translates to the double ”(little) mirror". Some english translations of the Grimm's collections translated it "Mirror, mirror", keeping the double and syllable count, others went straight to "looking-glas". Disney decided to go with "magic mirror" when they turned the old tale into their animated movie. Please keep in mind that the Brothers Grimm merely wrote down old tales, that at that point, have only been passed down verbally and/or by other means (pictures, figurines...) open for interpretation, misremembering and changes of details (kind of a generations spanning game of telephone). They did not come up with these tales and many iterations were around, some of which may even be remembered to this day, albeit the versions the Grimms decided to put down may be the by far most well-known for that very reason.

[@Tuckaa24]

Jiffy is a baking mix also.

[@patriciaaturner289]

The Henry VIII turkey leg thing was derived from Charles Laughton as Henry in the film Young Bess. He waves it around in a banquet scene.

[@LMde20]

The thing with these type of explanations. What of those who never saw the Laughton film? How does that translate?

[@squizzo5809]

They probably saw it in something that itself was misinformed by the film. In most cases the Mandela effect is just the snowballing of misinformation.

[@commandereddy]

I think part of the “The Berenstain Bears” Mandela Effect has to do with teachers. Teachers back in to 60’s & 70’s used children’s book to teach students how to read & pronounce words. Stain or Stein used in a name, is normally pronounced with the “e” not the “a”, like in Frankenstein. So, some teachers taught that these were the Berenstein Bears because of it being in a name. With the “I am your father” line, it’s an easy misunderstanding. TV shows or movie that have parody this line, had to get the point across quickly. Saying, “Luke, I am your father” did this. It directly connects us to Star Wars, because of “Luke” & knowing Vader is his father. So, while a character maybe holding something like a lightsaber, a joke just saying, “No, I am your father” may not get the point across as well.

[@niarbasdeenohw]

1)Looney Toons 2)Looney Tunes I remembered both words spelled with 2 "oo"s ??? #1) Was I wrong??? humm, interesting...

[@gonelooney5698]

Planter's Peanuts Mr. Peanut had the monocle Lol

[@HoRRoRlets]

Monopoly man had a monocle. Its the reason i learnt what a monocle was when i was a kid.

[@axe-eel9099]

Re Disney and Tinkerbell. Are we confusing it with Bewitched?

[@maoslugisimo5120]

Anyone wondering about Sally Fields quote " you like me, you really like me" is wrong. She says and I quote "you like me, right now you like me"

[@surferdude4487]

There are, in fact, several Mona Lisa paintings, all original. It hasn't always been the same one hanging in the Louvre. This may not be a Mandella effect, but different people remembering different versions of the same painting. And yes, she is smiling.

[@LaMonicaD]

Your version makes more sense for Petunia

[@uttasyda9746]

I fuckin own a monopoly board game from the 80s,he sure enough HAS the monocle!!!💯

[@n.l.4025]

When another Mandela effect is discovered, it’s a sign that you may have slipped in a parallel universe. One day, some parallel universe you mistakenly and unknowingly slip into could turn out to be wildly different than your own and possibly very dangerous. Beware! It could happen to anyone! So, the questions are: how commonly does a person slip between parallel universes? Might we not know it sometime until it’s too late or not at all? Are you in your home universe? Do you really know those you surround yourself with or are they playing you just until they get their chance when you let your guard down?

[@lyndenwarden]

If the line is “No, I am your father”? Then why in the 1995 movie, Tommy Boy, with Chris Farley and David Spade, does Spade walk in on Farley uttering the words, “La, Luke, Luke, I am your father”?

[@Morganstein-Railroad]

Because They're misquoting it just like the rest of you. I have the Bluray Box set and the original films copied onto Bluray and the scene goes as follows:- Luke Skywalker : You killed my Father! Darth Vader : No Luke. I am your Father... Luke Skywalker : Nooooo! That Can't be true!

[@jennifernordlund2691]

​@Morganstein-Railroad the whole point of a parody is to imitate something in a humorous way. It would be very stupid to parody something incorrectly.

[@ElysiaWhitemoonOmega]

the line is a response to luke saying "they said you killed him", and then "no, I am your father", focusing on the I. the 'no' part is important in the response

[@Lifeinbelize]

You are correct about the dog’s name in my opinion

[@ChrisRoebuck-u8q]

Half of these i was right on but some I didn't and same i was wrong

[@areneesouder]

I absolutely knew that New Zealand was NE of Australia, there was not a large island of any kind that was SE of Australia, but it's there now. There's a lot of us remember this very clearly and no, it's not a matter of being bad at geography. In fact people who excelled in geography remember it clearly, and have been totally freaked out to learn where it is today. It absolutely was East of New Guinea, right beside it and NE of Australia. This one is one of the hardest to explain. But it's been shocking to many of us, and I think is the largest tell that something strange has definitely happened.

[@cynthiawebb1909]

Yep Ricky sure did say Lucy got some splaning to do

[@donnatheroux841]

Wonderful video ❤️🔥👍😍 and your mom is right 😂😂

[@paulsarnik8506]

Also Froot Loops only has ONE flavor, just different colors. 🤓😎✌🏻

[@jediknightjairinaiki560]

Ah, but for kids, colors are flavors. My favorite flavor of popsicles as a kid was red. 🙂

[@paulsarnik8506]

@@jediknightjairinaiki560 So. Popsicles colors ARE different flavors. Even REALLY young I knew if you ate Loops eyes closed there was no difference. 🤓😎✌🏻