25 Things That Prove the Mandela Effect Exists

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[@y_fam_goeglyd]

Re the "Fly you fools" one, you have "Fly _your_ fools" on screen. Sorry, I'm a proofreader...

[@scottdoesntmatter4409]

You're wrong about Big. There was a cut scene in which the love interest was in a class that our hero was attending.

[@legion9107]

N64 Spiderman game cartridge

[@WarrenNelson-u8r]

Can't canonize a live person

[@sonclearbrahman-ar1461]

Clickbait. By 'proof' do you mean rehashing the same old crap?

[@tammygrubbs3258]

Even the guy that did the art work for fruit of the loom said he remembers it having a cornucopia too.

[@MoneyBags73]

Where can I find that information? I have never heard that before. Are you sure you are not referring to the artist of the 1973 Frank Wess Jazz Album cover Flute of the loom. The artist drew a flute in the shape of a cornucopia with vegetables and said he used the Fruit of the Loom logo as inspiration and would not have drawn a flute like he did if the logo did not contain a cornucopia.

[@michaelmartin1520]

Wow

[@thealternettelevisionstati6239]

As do I

[@buffysummers74]

It had a cornucopia.

[@voiceofreason7856]

I clearly remember it that way, so someone is lying.

[@AlwaysCheckmateNeverStalemate]

The cornucopia one is very real. I remember some million years ago in elementary school when an art teacher tried to explain to us how to draw one for thanksgiving and even commented that for those of us who have any articles of clothing by Fruit of the Loom may already be familiar with it or should take a gander at the tag.

[@teleriferchnyfain]

It’s the memories like this - where the reason you remember images no sense of it’s a ‘false’ one - that make some of these effects really compelling.

[@stevielambert8262]

I remember the cornucopia because it got everybody discussing what it was. The word is almost only used in conjunction with Fruit of the Loom.

[@UnraveledUncut]

It has been proven that it did exist and they lied under a gov program.elon spoke on the woman who uncovered it. It's some research program to see if they can Psyop our collective memories.

[@321CatboxWA]

This guy is full of .....

[@LadywatchingByrd]

I always associated underwear and Thanksgiving..😅 the cornucopia totally existed.

[@Ruodnoc]

I remember the Cornucopia in the fruit of the loom logo & nobody can convince me otherwise.

[@sonicaudio777]

i even remeber expalining ot someone what a cornucopia was by referring to the fruit of the loom design

[@mehallica666]

They were knock-off versions, not genuine FOTL.

[@Ruodnoc]

@mehallica666 I was a spoiled rich kid back then... My parents wouldn't have gotten me knock off fruit of the loom 🤣

[@mehallica666]

@@Ruodnoc Many weren't aware!

[@SmokeyJoe876]

In my timeline/dimension, Fruit of the Loom had a cornucopia. I remember the commercial and asking what that was. Asking why the basket we had on counter wasn't called that also and such. Teasing my brother because I learned the word first and also he couldn't pronounce it right. Bunch of details like that.

[@mmedley2998]

Was a kid in the sixties and owned a Monopoly game. The little guy DID have a monocle, and I remember being fascinated by it because I'd never seen one before.

[@williamtanner8652]

Its odd, but i recall being a child in the late 60's, and at bed bedtime i had a conversation with my mother as to why was there a basket of fruit on my waistband. That does blow my mind. Has Cern altered our timeline?

[@ChristinaB.777]

Please click the links on my comments above to find out how this has happened and how it fulfills ancient Biblical prophecy

[@Deadthingsyay]

yeah cern i remember a news story that in i dunno 2013> that they were going to try and open a portal i was excited and also oh hell no steven kings the mist. waited about a week and nothing couldn't even find the original story after.

[@larrysloan9296]

The logo changed not the timeline

[@rachidow2125]

there is a theory that in the 80´s there was a massive event that drove us into another dimension. Why we all love the 80´s lol

[@LuDelgadoMorales108]

​@@rachidow2125 what is the name of that theory, please? I want to search about it!

[@noonespecial1852]

Tom Cruise WAS wearing sunglasses it was ray bans best advertisement ever. It made ray bans cool. I watched a documentary on ray bans about it.

[@dicktracy7996]

yeah. I seem to remember him sliding out, turning around, then lowering the glasses like half way down his face or something like that??

[@mehallica666]

Dude, he just shown the clip! Thanks for demonstrating the 'Mandela Effect'.

[@Jenny-kg7zb]

​@@mehallica666You are missing the point here.

[@mehallica666]

@@Jenny-kg7zb The point is it was Ferris Bueller in the 'Risky Business' scene of 'Ferris Bueller's Day Off' who wore the glasses, not Tom Cruise! Mystery solved. Hilarious that people jump to "GlObAl CoNsPiRaCy" rather than admit the human memory, including their own, is fallible!

[@bbsy1]

You are thinking about Saved by the Bell.

[@elisekellett2378]

I dont care what anyone says. I remember playing Monopoly often as a kid and the little man had a monicle. It always fascinated me as to how he kept it on his face being only half a pair of glasses. And then when i got older i found out how. Probably from watching the penguin on batman!

[@jasonlowrey1096]

He never did had anything around his eyes

[@CodMemories]

Could be mixing it up with the peanut man who did have one

[@SeekTruth489]

​@@jasonlowrey1096 Mr Monopoly had a monicle around his one eye. My friend and I used to giggle at him and ask where the other "half" was!? 😏 We discussed his monicle and I remember it so clearly!!

[@jasonlowrey1096]

@@SeekTruth489 okay if you say so

[@BatFang-s8y]

I have a monopoly game about 40 or 50 years old and he has a monocle.

[@Jay-ate-a-bug]

The Cornucopia in the Fruit of the Loom logo always bothered me. It was where I learned the word "Cornucopia" from when I asked someone what it was as a child. What I believe happened is that the company was sold to new owners who immediately changed the Logo and when people asked about it the new employees of the company just didn't know anything about a Cornucopia and have just told people it never had it. Essentially lying without knowing they were lying. The Cornucopia was definitely a part of the logo when I was a kid wearing tighty whiteys and white T-Shirts.

[@larrysloan9296]

Finally a good comment

[@bashnagata3496]

The artist who created the Fruit of the Loom logo remembers a cornucopia.

[@truthhub7395]

First of all, the term "Mandela effect" was coined by a witch named Fiona Broom. What this phenomenon is and what is causing it is debatable, but there's no doubt it's real. Some examples that cannot be denied. 1. The Wizard of Oz scene where they're going into the haunted forest has been totally changed, the tin man has a big wrench and the lion has a butterfly net and the scarecrow has a revolver. This will show on all copies, even old VHS tapes. 2. Captain Picard's fidget crystal. Trekkies are known for knowing everything about Star Trek, even the most minor details. Every Trekkie says Picard never had a fidget crystal. 3. Judge Judy's gavel. No episode shows Judge Judy having a gavel now. 4. The Monopoly Man. There is what's called a remnant of this in the movie Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls, where Ace knocks out the bald guy with the eye monacle and calls him the Monopoly guy. Mr. Moneybags does not have a monacle anymore. 5. Many verses in the bible have been altered, including the Lord's Prayer, which now says Forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors. It should say forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those that trespass against us. I could go on and on with examples

[@robnorman7305]

And another Bible one is (fill in the blank) "And the _ shall lye down with the lamb".

[@aloysiusdevanderabercrombi470]

Lion

[@robnorman7305]

"LION" is how I and MOST of everyone remembers it, but open up any Bible (even a really old one) and it will say "WOLF", VERY CREEPY.

[@charlesscott9439]

The lion shall lay down by the lamb now says wolf instead of lion

[@A_Stereotypical_Heretic]

It's always been wolf. Lions don't notoriously eat lambs lol wolves do. Lions makes no sense

[@shyecjj]

Millions remember the EXACT same "bad" memory... the math on the chances of so many remember the same exact thing is mind boggling.

[@theharmonholedamon2008]

I'd say 100% possible when internet is involved, suggestive memory exists and most people think they are smarter than they really are so they will obviously deny the possibility they've been manipulated, which I don't get it why do you think you're our so special that your memory (from childhood i might add)can't be affected? Is it the ego that stops people from accepting they are just like everyone else

[@shyecjj]

@@theharmonholedamon2008 the multiplier regardless would end up with a number unimaginable. No matter what dynamics are introduced. This "phenomenon" is world wide even in many places that never witnessed other versions.

[@srinivastatachar4951]

@@theharmonholedamon2008 This has been happening for a loooonnng time, since before PCs and the internet became widespread and more accessible/affordable to the general populace. It's just more recently that the phenomenon has gained a moniker. ===============================================

[@theharmonholedamon2008]

@srinivastatachar4951 that doesn't go against my point, false memories have always spread and the Internet made it easier

[@ChristinaB.777]

Please click the links on my above comments to find out how this happened

[@zoefelix650]

In 1998/1999 I bought a huge...I mean HUGE! Pikachu sticker for the back window of my car...a Chevy corsica. I REMEMBER TRYING TO FIGURE OUT THE PLACEMENT OF THE BLACK STRIPE AT THE END OF HIS TAIL SO I COULD STILL SEE THRO MY REAR VIEW MIRROR. Why would I remember doing this if the black stripe never existed? I know for a FACT he had a black stripe on his tail!

[@zoefelix650]

He was in a "face down, tail up" kind of pose, with his tail being closer (so..larger) due to perspective drawing...so it was a big tilted black rectangle, hanging over his body like a scorpions.... the black rectangle was a bar I had to position just right to see or my window legally

[@keelyharris4600]

I remember years ago picking out a Pokemon shirt as a Christmas gift for my nephew and Pikachu had a black tip on his tail. This was probably 1998 or so.

[@bbsy1]

Probably because whoever they licensed the character to did it wrong. There’s a difference with supposed to be a certain way and it being that way. That’s something lists like this forget.

[@barbaraellis6637]

Yes he did!!! My son had the toy. It had a black stripe

[@mrowlsss]

I have a Pikachu plush literally next to me with a brown end on his tail. Obviously this is incorrect, but still is interesting.

[@TheUncleMichael68]

A lady did find a cornucopia on a very old T-shirt of "Fruit of the Loom". She proved we are not crazy.

[@adamduncan5371]

I have some old clothes that have the original fruit of the loom logo and when I checked it there was a cornucopia on them! How do you explain this??

[@col.mustard1233]

One "multiverse" fact most people forget is that Star Trek introduced the concept to their fans in the episode Mirror, Mirror all the way back on Oct 6, 1969.

[@LadywatchingByrd]

And even naming their episode mirror mirror... Is kind of like a Mandela effect in and of itself, since apparently maleficent "never said that"... 😓 Except she DID.

[@UrbanGardeningWithD.A.Hanks14]

I have a personal Mandela effect. I used to deliver monthly newspapers to a subdivision on a lake. There was an empty, overgrown lot on a cul de sac, that from one month to the next was replaced with a house and landscaped yard. I'm a retired general contractor, and I can assure you of two things: First, there was no house there before, and then, the house that appeared had mature trees in it that matched the rest of the homes for age. It is impossible to do that in 30 days. It HAD to have simply appeared.

[@eddobond76]

I had a similar experience as you did , In Canada,BC, greater Vancouver.

[@UrbanGardeningWithD.A.Hanks14]

@@eddobond76 It must be a real thing.

[@lovinglife5643]

I, too, have my own. My brother and I remember a street name that apparently never was.

[@srinivastatachar4951]

That is truly mind-blowing! I don't see how anyone can ascribe that to 'faulty recall!' ================================================================================

[@zorrothegreyishblade3339]

I used to work at a landscaping company that could plant trees up to 10 years old

[@KayWal_JDM]

The one that gets me, is when I was a kid I remember Raisin Bran cereal the SUN had 2 scoops in his hand and black sunglasses on, But I guess it never happened.

[@jmednerth1623]

I remember that too!

[@beckygrimes7596]

I remember the sunglasses, too!

[@ChristinaB.777]

Yes it did…please click the links on my above comments to find out how this happened

[@SmokeyJoe876]

Yup!

[@ChristinaB.777]

It did happen as you remember!!! Really ancient biblical prophesies are being fulfilled in major ways today. Particularly since 1867 onwards and are increasing All those prophesies with Moses and Amos….Daniel and Isaiah …so many were for now I have studied a ton on the New Age and how God is the universe instead of the creator etc. Christian cults…where the prophet is treated as God. Islam and Hindi …and people coming out of actual satanism. What everything has in common?? Is the degrading…demoting…or out-right hatred of Jesus. My great hope (in studying a little on Ancient Greek biblical texts …as it is more precise than English) my hope is that He does save the whole world …eventually and in stages with the true believers first. Anyway!! Check out my links regarding prophesies being fulfilled. It is about relationship…not religion regarding Jesus and our Heavenly Father. Don’t look to some pastor …priest or whomever for every answer. No one has all the answers and just seek to be close to the Shepherd. Simple talk to Him and ask ask ask to be saved and simply ask to know Him. Keep it simple!! Will put the links in a following lol new phone and I am rather dumb with it.

[@jokercardzz]

My mom and I lived through a Mandela Effect that flip flopped around. We went to the store a few years ago, and saw that my beloved box of Froot Loops was spelled FRUIT Loops. Went back a week later, and it was back to FROOT Loops. It was a mind fuck and a half

[@Blameberg]

Well this repeated consciousness shift isnt rare, but all closest neighbourhood realities are so simmilar that only tiny part of the shifters will evenrecognise hidden differences

[@aloysiusdevanderabercrombi470]

Fruit Loops DID flip flop !

[@josephcarioggia9506]

Flintstone/ Flinstone flipped flopped for me and all the comments and videos disappeared. So wierd...

[@jd-zr3vk]

THEY were messing with you.

[@BeardedBarley1]

Ditto. It’s the same with turmeric vs. tumeric. I’ve seen it switch like five times and so have other members of my family once I told them about it. They kept track with me.

[@kenhill3230]

The Cornucopia was part of the logo.

[@ryanhumbarger9880]

It blows my mind how people are so easily manipulated

[@joebeezy9471]

It’s infuriating. Especially when they are willing to physically defend the lie, or even worse when they disown family and/or friends over the lie. It wasn’t until Trump came on scene did I realize how bad the manipulation can get. Millions of people hate him simply because the media told them to. Even when given clear evidence they were lied to they will defend it in the weirdest ways. They will say he’s racist and tell you he called Mexicans r@p1sts. Then you show them the actual clip of the speech they’re referring to which proves he never said what the lying media said he did. Instead of wondering why the media would lie about it they just double down on it and tell you something like “just because he didn’t say Mexicans are r@p1sts doesn’t mean he didn’t want to say it.”

[@MichaelC-to7uz]

Never seems to amaze me!

[@Ohmygodbritany]

Okay but my question is, everyone who remembers some of these mandela effects always remember them the same way, and when we see videos covering the Mandela effect and show images of what we ‘remember,’ yet those images are false, how do all these videos and illustrators know the images to create in our memories if they are false? There would be discrepancies based on interpretation if they weren’t actually real at one point, would there not?

[@numizumi5131]

Right

[@jaredwilson7460]

Very good point!

[@theharmonholedamon2008]

This is an example of why it makes sense that it's a just suggested memory youbdont remember it a certain way until someone brings it up so obvious they will get the details right when they're the ones putting the memory in your head

[@witzelasper2821]

You answered your own question

[@thealternettelevisionstati6239]

Having witnessed and personally experienced the Mandela Effects as so many others have, I ask the same question... How can it be false memories when so many have the exact same memories? Who needs to go to a theater for a mind-blowing Sci-Fi movie, when we are living in one already? The Mandela Effect is a definite reality, even as unreal as it seems... Believe it, or not!

[@chrisbrooks6697]

When people quote famous movies, they often add the name for context so people know what they are talking about. "Play it again, Sam", "Hello, Clarice", and "Luke, I am your father" are examples of this. How are you going to get the joke if you don't know what the reference is? Without the names, those are some pretty common things to say. The name is what tells you what the movie is. Sometimes, people see the movie with the reference before they see the movie being referenced, leading to confusion when the line never happens.

[@larrysloan9296]

Ingred said the line

[@MrSimplesimon1987]

I remember the Cornucopia. I remember it. I also realized you mentioned Big. I love this movie. I even own the extended version. I remember the ending doesn't end with the girl getting young again. I remember this from my childhood. The most baffling unsolvable Mandela Effect in my mind is The Berenstein/Berenstain Bears. I know I remember Berenstein as a child. My Mum helped my pronounce stein as is Einstein. Not stain as is shirt stain. Also, with Captain Pugwash (From the 70's at least), I swear I remember a character called Master Bates, which did get changed to Mister Bates in the 1998 version of the series.

[@politicalPUN-dent]

I remember the cornucopia but I'm pretty sure they were immitation

[@squizzo5809]

There were several urban myths about Captain Pugwash that don't exist.There was a character called Master Mates, but no Master Bates, Seaman Staines or Roger the Cabin Boy.

[@GTSN38]

You probably seen a cornucopia with fruit in it and your brain just put the 2 together.

[@CatGrindle]

Yep, I absolutely remember the crew members' names. They were rather rude, but I didn't realise it as a chilld.

[@CarsCatAliens]

There was actually both.. When the real and original married couple The Bernstein's passed away, the name needed to be changed for legal reasons to the purchasing company who bought them. I asked someone I knew who actually was an illustrator for the new company.

[@SonjaMorrison-i7j]

Mother Teresa was an absolute horror who should never have been canonised. What a crime that was.

[@julianaylor4351]

Like some ex saints from medieval times.

[@Jaydog555]

While making people suffer with no relief for their pain. Her reasoning was suffering brings you closer to god. She was a hypocrite, and took pain medication while she was suffering.

[@Castielsgirl]

My thoughts exactly!

[@Mostlydarkmagic]

Mother Teresa didn't do anything to help people unless it helped her. She was no saint. She was far far from it.

[@Joan-d3m]

This is news was she bad?

[@JhayBel2894]

Regarding Pikachu, "THIS IS NOT A MANDELA EFFECT" The change to Pikachu's tail design was made to make the character more consistent across various media and merchandise. In the early days of Pokémon, the black-tipped tail was a design feature specific to the anime. However, as the franchise expanded into different forms of media and merchandise, including video games and trading cards, the decision was made to standardize Pikachu's appearance. This change allowed for a more cohesive and recognizable brand image for Pikachu across all platforms.

[@juliotorres3147]

Stop it with your easily researched logic. You’re not feeding into peoples egos!

[@juliotorres3147]

@@JhayBel2894 Notice how the Mandela Crew completely avoids your comment? The egos gets bruised so easily when logic and easy research is introduced.

[@teresamontgomery9413]

Thank you, I knew that I wasn't crazy.

[@vannarooski8730]

I much prefer this answer instead of the constant gaslighting. Just tell me the damn truth and I’ll go on my way about it. Now..what about the betenSTEIN bears one. I’ve been on the hunt for an old book for a while now.

[@kristimcgowandarkoscellard3126]

When I was 8 years old way back in 1979 I asked my mother what that strange looking basket thing was on the Fruit Of The Loom logo, she told me it was called a “cornucopia”! THAT IS HOW I LEARNED WHAT THE DANG THING WAS!! Now, what???? I am being told that a very specific childhood memory never happened or I was looking at something other than that specific logo?!? NOPE!!! There are just some things that you know that you know!!! Your own name, for instance!!! I am just as certain that Dolly had braces as I am of what my own name is!!! 😱🤷🏼‍♀️🤪 Cheers

[@SmokeyJoe876]

I learned what that was same way!

[@carloscortes7266]

I triple that sentiment

[@RobAnthonyDire]

Same freaking thing with me, except it was my grandmother!! And a few years later but not too much later

[@larrysloan9296]

Logos can change you know

[@kristimcgowandarkoscellard3126]

@@larrysloan9296 Of course they can, but according to his-story “the logo never had a cornucopia and has always been as it is now”. 😱 Not for me it hasn’t!

[@dpearson898]

The cornucopia was part of the fruit of the loom logo, the company denied it but several people have proved it with video of vintage underoos

[@nateroseman]

So many of these are strange. I happened to have a packet of double stuff Oreos beside me when I watched this and there are 2 f's in stuff on the packet. I will keep it locked away forever now and see if it changes. Batteries still not included is an interesting one. I remember watching it and then I forgot about it until this day. It was on the television around the late 80s. Nelson Mandela died in the 80s. I did a study on him when it happened. The whole class was given the homework of having to watch his funeral on the news. Fruit loops, not froot loops. I knew it well. I remember putting the same coloured loops over the picture on the box. I only used 2. Big got me. The girl definitely 100% came back at the end. It was the coolest part of the movie. That moment he recognized her and we all knew they were going to grow up together was epic. Tom Cruise wore sunglasses. I didn't know it was a Mandela Effect until today when the clip was shown and I said to myself, "Hey, where's his sunglasses" "That's all I have to say about that!"

[@Blameberg]

Yup..its happenning..for millions of us the past has alterations..no doubt its real

[@c.e.anderson558]

You have to take a picture of it The pack will change. This picture cannot.

[@beckygrimes7596]

Thank you! I thought Nelson Mandela had died in the 80's, too!

[@LimeLady1010]

Too many of us remember these things.

[@maszkalman3676]

Batteries not included was only one movie that knida got mixed to bad receptions so i din't make money why they would make another one to loose more money??? But smaller episodes of it were featured in Amazing stories television series.

[@Llandraa]

A couple people I knew back in the day where extras on Risky Business even met Tom Cruise, said he was a jerk. Nicest actors I’ve actually met were mostly from ST Next Gen and Voyager…Robert Beltran was a sweetheart took a picture with my daughter who was 8 at the time and all about the Borg, Micheal Dorn called on her during a Q and A where she asked him if he was the voice of "I M Weasel" part of cow and chicken if I recall correctly….he paused and gave her a might I M Weasel which absolutely tickled her. Still have a pic of her in a Borg maturation chamber, it was a fun mini con.

[@Hinatachan360]

I have a personaĺ Mandela Effect. One of my brothers is an eye witness to this. There's a street we grew up in called "Jameswood" (changed the street name for privacy). One day my bro was driving us home and we noticed the name of the street changed to " James Woods". A few weeks later the sign changed back to "Jameswood" then "James Woods" again. When I check Google maps it says the original name, "Jameswood". Could this be a glitch?

[@Just_BN_honest]

I’m done at Fruit of the Loom, fact, there was indeed a cornucopia on the logo and if thats the only thing I have to prove the Mandela affect is real, that’s fine but no one is going to convince me otherwise.

[@MichaelC-to7uz]

You got that right!

[@larrysloan9296]

Logos change you know. Cornucopias are pretty old fashioned. Can see them losing it to fit the times

[@jessicacuomo5646]

The 52 states one always tripped me up 😂 I honestly have no idea where the idea came from because I was always taught 50 states, but I could've sworn I was told that we added 2 more 🤦‍♀️

[@RoadsToNowhere7997]

When I was 7 & 8, in 1987 & 1988, there was Cherry Mountain Dew, it was in a 16oz glass bottle with a thin Styrofoam label, I used to get it all of the time, now there is no word of it ever existing

[@jeffhendrix7662]

It was mt dew red

[@StephanieElizabethMann]

I've heard of car rear view wing mirrors being remembered as having this warning, "caution, vehicles may be closer than they appear" (in the mirror). I thought I saw this warning, but many people believe this warning was never there.

[@M-e-t-a-l-l-i-c-a_fan]

I've seen that warning too, or have I??

[@LeolaKerr-yc2sm]

Why did it ever say that? Alot of cars in the 90z said that i remember it im 33 from australia

[@StephanieElizabethMann]

@LeolaKerr-yc2sm I too am Australian. I think some cars had slightly convex mirrors to give a wider field of vision, thus making a car seen in this mirror look further away than it was.

[@anakelly76512]

Some, I've never heard of or watched. Out of the rest, the Mandela Effect got me with Moneybags of Monopoly. I thought he wore a monocle, too.

[@squizzo5809]

His name is Pennybags.

[@truthhub7395]

He did, watch Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls. Ace knocks out the bald guy with the monacle on and calls him the Monopoly guy

[@truthhub7395]

It's called a remnant, or proof that it was as most remember. Difficult to find remnants though

[@truthhub7395]

​@@squizzo5809it was Moneybags. Pennybags doesn't even make sense, like a lot of these changes

[@aloysiusdevanderabercrombi470]

​@@squizzo5809Mr Moneybags

[@robbrown5158]

The word "fly" in lord of the rings means to flee or move quickly. If you look up the dictionary meaning of fly , you may have to scroll a bit but its there.

[@victoriacritchlow9069]

Definitely said fly

[@TheBlindDyslexic]

1979's James Bond "Moonraker", Jaw's girlfriend Dolly having braces. Myself and a buddy of mine are not the only ones who remember that she did. But due to the lovely Mandela Effect, actress Blanche Ravalec even says this was not true.

[@tinyb610]

Was that not the character with the really thick glasses?

[@TheBlindDyslexic]

@@tinyb610 yes

[@deadpyrat2243]

And now that scene makes very little sense because of the missing mouth of metal

[@tinyb610]

@@TheBlindDyslexic I remember her being blind with perfect teeth, only reason I remember is because my grandmother explained to me about people deserving happiness no matter what they looked like and how the characters didn't care about braces or glasses to care for eachother

[@truthhub7395]

@@deadpyrat2243 exactly, many of the changes don't make sense. What if a super secret AI is changing things? What if our existence is just super microscopic code like in the Matrix, being altered somehow

[@bethanyhanna9464]

I was in art class in 87-88 and my art teacher devoted the entire class to talking about Mandela and why he was so important. It was because he had passed while in prison. A few years later, when he became president, we were all very confused since everyone in school remembered the day dedicated to him back in Jr High. We pretty much wrote it off that he must have been super sick and they thought he was going to pass. But the school didn't take "nearly passed" anywhere near as seriously. So yeah, either he miraculously came back to life, or was replaced by a double.

[@Astrovite]

23:33 The "Nifty Fifty" itself is a Mandela Effect for me. I'd literally never heard of that until someone mentioned it in a YT video I was watching. And now it seems like that's just a common thing. I'm 27 and can't recall a single time in my childhood where a teacher said "The Nifty Fifty"

[@beastmerc84]

It was the first and last time Neil left this world

[@CrystallynRose]

"Run you fools" sounds so wrong. I'm surprised there are people who think he said that. "Fly you fools" is such an iconic line to me.

[@hariszark7396]

"Run" sounds so wrong to me also. But having seen that movie in the cinema when first aired I always remember Gandalf saying something like "scuttle you fools" or "flutter you fools". I'm not a native English speaker so I am not sure which one it was. But "run" it wasn't 100%.

[@OuterHeavenTactical]

What I remember it clearly as RUN you fools

[@OuterHeavenTactical]

And I saw it when it first came out in theaters

[@OuterHeavenTactical]

I didn't even know this was a mandala effect in question to begin with, so people think gandalf didn't say Run and he said something else?

[@CrystallynRose]

@@OuterHeavenTactical I saw it when it first came out, too. I've rewatched it many times. It's "Fly you fools." You can even google it and find the video.

[@darlenelang3681]

Batteries still not included was a movie sequel. I watched it.😊

[@MichaelC-to7uz]

Yes indeed!

[@seemsmad3789]

I remember it too, most definitely.

[@aprilpotter3054]

Hooray, a new list 25!! I'm so pleased when I see Mike's mug pop up on my notifications. It always makes me smile.😊

[@jesseserna8424]

We Are the Champions song at the end Freddie Mercury sings “Of the World “ but he doesn’t..but I clearly remember singing along “Of the World “😮

[@ButterflyRebekah]

Me and my sister even made a food parody of that song. And the closing line was: “of Ka-bobs!!!!”

[@juliotorres3147]

@@jesseserna8424 different recording of the song. Proven.

[@anonymouse6703]

I could swear I did an art project with my students a few years ago and we added a black tail to Pikachu. As a kid most of my friends were Jewish and that's why I remember it as the Berenstein Bears because I wondered if the author was Jewish and that's why he named them that. How weird!

[@beckygrimes7596]

I remember it being spelled Berenstein, too.

[@seemsmad3789]

I remember Bernstein also. I have a specific memory of riding in the back of my folks station wagon with my sister while we were on vacation and she was trying to teach me how to pronounce it. Sadly, I cannot ask her about it anymore.

[@Figfinder]

I remember Clarice asking him; "how did you know my name"??

[@Ilovecats72836]

That's crazy! For many years I swore pikachu had the black on the tip of its tail! Also the same can definitely be said about the double stuffed oreos and the fruit of the loom. I'm officially freaked out...

[@DD-oi3vh]

I remember the first time I saw the label with no cornucopia- it was only a couple years ago. Still annoyed about it.

[@77KCKC77]

Donald Trump took us through some NORMAL and PEACEFULL times.

[@TexasTimeLord]

According to Tolkien, "Fly you fools" was Gandalf's way of telling the Fellowship to ride on the backs of the Eagles to Mount Doom. But none of them figured out the message.

[@truthhub7395]

Wait, it says fly now? Because he definitely said, run you fools, without a doubt

[@MsArtemis64]

I always took Gandalf's 'Fly, you fools!' message as-don't stand around looking, get out of here!

[@mehallica666]

​@@truthhub7395No he didn't, stop lying. How long have you been a flat Earther?

[@CybeleCotter]

I experienced the Mandela Effect back in the 960s. I swore that, on the radio, they changed the order of the sung lyrics to "Take A Letter, Maria."

[@thirdyearronin]

04:20 Rhett and Link did an episode where they measured the creme in Double Stuf Oreos compared to regular Oreos, and they actually found that it contains slightly more than double 🤷‍♂️

[@jennifer-leataylor2807]

I remember the man getting run over by the tank, the news cameras didn't have time to turn away because it happened without anyone realising it was going to happen

[@AlwaysCheckmateNeverStalemate]

I remember the same thing. And also because no one from the tank could see someone so up close with a limited viewing window.

[@Thenogomogo-zo3un]

Well. I did see clips of him climbing onto the tank and banging his fist on the commanders hatch on the turret, the commander then opened it and there was some sort of verbal exchange/ argument then the clip ended.

[@mehallica666]

​@@AlwaysCheckmateNeverStalemateThen why is the tank trying to go around him?

[@sharontanner3665]

I saw it live on tv. I talked to my students about it and created a social studies lesson about it. I will never believe it didn’t happen.

[@JustinEvitable80]

Movie Mandela Effects ae due to the fact the line/reference is presented another way on other media. Such as "Luke, I am your father" is presented that way because if "Luke" is not added, the Star Wars reference isn't picked up by everyone. Although some things are changed to avoid copyright laws.

[@sonicaudio777]

dude thers too m any other issues proving the mandela effect you cant explain them all away

[@mehallica666]

Recently saw 'Demolition Man' and it said Pizza Hut won the franchise wars, not Taco Bell. Thought I was experiencing the Mandela Effect, the true explanation was much simpler.

[@juliotorres3147]

@@sonicaudio777 they’re all easily explainable.

[@juliotorres3147]

@@mehallica666 you were high

[@mehallica666]

@@juliotorres3147 Not on this occasion. It was changed to 'Pizza Hut' in countries that may not be familiar with Taco Bell. She still clearly mouths Taco Bell but with different audio. It's a common practice, more often used for censorship of profanities so films can be shown before the watershed.

[@julianaylor4351]

The first person to pioneer performing live with a headset, was dancing and singing Kate Bush, way back in the late seventies.

[@Mini-n2q]

My best friend when i was a kid was named clariece. She would go around saying "hello clarice" to everyone because of that movie. Someone is time travelling and doing a shit job of not altering the future.

[@juliotorres3147]

That doesn’t mean it was said in the movie nor prove anything.

[@Mini-n2q]

@@juliotorres3147 So? Jesus christ how are all of you SO bad at detecting humor. Whoever altered the future also made sure there was a buttload of idiots that can't think critically, understand sarcasm or satire, or when someone is trolling them. 🤔

[@juliotorres3147]

@@Mini-n2q Ahat was supposed to be humorous about you using that as your proof for the Mandela Effect. I don’t get it. Please explain. You’re not using sarcasm. It isn’t satire. And it’s not a troll. Nothing in that body of text implies nor infers any of that. Just another her idiot that said something stupid, got called out, and immediately turned to “BUT ITS A JOKE” despite that not making any sense whatsoever.

[@juliotorres3147]

@@Mini-n2q Figured you couldn’t explain it.

[@thebes83]

The Flintstones was Flinstones for several years, but now it’s back to Flintstones. Also, Forest Gump ruined the Black Panther Party not sorry he had a fight during the party. I also remember in 2018 or 2019 the Panama Canal was further south bordering Ecuador or Peru, it’s now back to bordering Columbia.

[@TimothyJames-nw5ig]

I remember RayBan announcing a huge jump in sales for that particular style from that scene.100%

[@viprus86]

I specifically recall Billy Graham dying "twice." The first time was in the late 2000s, but when I was told about it in 2018 when he actually died, I was confused. Oh, well.

[@charleyhill9867]

We're still in the early 2000's. I know your referring to 2000-2010. But this is part of why the Mandela effect is. In my opinion. We speak it into existence

[@johnnyflowers4844]

Well on the news they showed him in a hospital bed with a cass on his leg , saying he was in bad condition not doing well... they gave the impression he was dying.

[@squizzo5809]

Gandalf definitely said fly you fools. I quote it at my cat all the time. Fly is just an old English way of saying flee. Fly didn't always mean moving through the air, it used to mean to move quickly.

[@misssarah4279]

As for the movie Big, the woman turning into a child to was an alternate ending that was not supposed to ever be seen but was leaked by someone. I've seen both.

[@OtakuWrath]

Nah bro I remember the sequel to batteries not included, I remember because I remember being baffled by there being a second one now I'm being told that indeed there was never a sequel and what I initially thought was a strange "this didn't exist before" movie now doesn't exist. It didn't exist, it showed up out of nowhere and then it doesn't exist anymore.

[@tonyb460]

Same here, wtf!?

[@Polyphemus47]

I saw "The Silence of the Lambs" as soon as it was released, in a Cinemascope theater. There WAS a scene in which Lecter, who had been captured, and was guarded by two men, escapes by peeling off the face of one of the guards, and wearing it (as he does in the novel). I KNOW I saw one of the men crawling on the floor toward the camera, in agony. Soon after, the second time I went to see it, that scene was gone, and I've never seen anything that verifies my memory. ??? I just can't believe it's a false memory!

[@D33720]

On the 52 state one ( I know it's 50) but the people I've encountered that said 52 included Puerto Rico and the virgin islands

[@David-uy4jz]

So where did the image of fruit of the loom with the basket that you dhowed come from? Cause thats the way i remember it

[@MAGGOT_VOMIT]

Hey Mike, three Mandela Effects for me are: 1) Muhammed Ali died in 2016. I clearly remember him dying about 20yrs ago about 3yrs after Dale Earnhardt died in Feb 2021. I remember hearing about it while installing new mesh-seals in the starboard-wing access ports of a Boeing 777 that I was working on. 2) I clearly remember guitarist Carlos Santa recently dying back around 2018 and seeing it on the news while my wife and I were heading out to eat. That gave me a deja vu moment cause my wife and I were heading out to eat the exact same way back in Feb 2001, when they announced Dale Earnhardt's death on the news and I mentioned this to my wife. Yet to my shock, I saw on CBS's Sunday Morning show recently in Sept, that he's still alive!! 😳 3) Missing 80's Song! Back in the early 80's I played on our church's 12-15yr old youth Softball team. One particular practice day, I brought along my huge Conion C-100f BoomBox and we were all just sitting in the shade, listening to music on the FM band while waiting for our coach. One song we made fun of sounded a lil like "She Blinded Me With Science" music/tempo-wise, but had the distinct chorus, "Norman Bates, He's the Perfect Guy" "Norman Bates, He Wouldn't Hurt a Fly" I don't think the song lasted but a couple weeks that summer, but what made it so memorable was that the whole season we would use each others first name and sing that chorus. For example, if it was Byron Smith's turn at being picked on, we'd sing loudly, "BYRON BATES, He's the perfect guy!! "BYRON BATES, He's staring at my Fly!!" 🤣 Fast Forward to today and for 20+yrs I have never been able to find ANY trace of that song, band nor lyrics on the web!! I can't remember the band's name nor the song's name, but only those distinct lyrics. I've even contacted about 9 of the old team members and only 3 of the 9 remember the song and the jokes we played on each other!! 😳

[@truthhub7395]

There's a song I remember that Ja Rule made that I can't find the lyrics to

[@A_Stereotypical_Heretic]

The song you're looking for is by a band called Landscape. The songs name is... You guessed it... Norman Bates. It was released in 81 and has a synth pop track that does resemble She Blinded Me With Science by Thomas Dolby.

[@A_Stereotypical_Heretic]

Also, there was a viral death hoax about Santana around that time. 2015 to 2016 or so. Could be what you heard.

[@MAGGOT_VOMIT]

@@A_Stereotypical_Heretic I know that song and no that's definitely not it. Way too slow of tempo. The song I'm talking about was as fast of tempo as SBMWS and came out around '83 or '84.

[@sonicaudio777]

ali carried the torch in the summer Olympics way after that

[@Carina-gq7ec]

I have watch Silence of the Lambs so many times i stopped keeping count - haven’t watched it in years but I’ve seen every one and in the first one he definitely said/says “hello Clarice” - a specific time I can say for sure is at the end when he calls her

[@RobAnthonyDire]

And the trailer/commercial for the movie also showed Hannibal saying that!

[@andyserkiz3384]

I honestly remember Britney had headphones in that video and Tom Cruise had black sunglasses in that scene from The Risky Business.

[@ChristinaB.777]

You are correct. Please click the links in my above comments to find out how this was pulled off

[@mehallica666]

Proving memory is fallible, nothing more.

[@mehallica666]

It was Ferris Bueller who wore the sunglasses in the 'Risky Business' scene.

[@Foxiz]

I'm born in the early 80s, and even I remember Nelson Mandela coming out from prison, the end of apartheid and all that stuff. ...I was pretty interested in politics, religion and things people my age didn't give a sh*t about, so this "Mandela Effect" seems very unlikely to be comprehended (in terms of Mandela being freed) for people born a second after me... (Except for the South African people, of course)

[@aloysiusdevanderabercrombi470]

He died in that prison. 😊

[@Foxiz]

@@aloysiusdevanderabercrombi470 Yeah right -:P Edit: Oh wait; did you just call me old? 😏

[@JamesLackey-lo3cc]

I learned how to draw the cornucopia from the fruit of the loom logo when I was in school I know for a fact it was there

[@DianeRuszczyk]

The Monopoly guy Did have a monocle. It was only in recent years that he was updated without one. Please do your research!!

[@M-e-t-a-l-l-i-c-a_fan]

Thanks, I thought I was really losing my mind. But WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS by Queen, for sure ended with the words "of the world" apparently it never did. So I'm still losing my mind.

[@shower_shorts_inc]

I remember the cornucopia on my underoos as a kid. I dont care what y'all say it was there. I distinctly remember thinking it was bread and that it all looked tasty.

[@John-nl4lt]

We only have two states in Australia pissed and wasted 😂🇦🇺

[@matthewseed3386]

Luke I am your father and mirror mirror on the wall were the lines that were said in the movies when I saw them many times in the 1980s. I am partial to the explanation that CERN destroyed our universe in 2013 and we shifted into a slightly different parallel universe and have remained here since. I have a very good memory and I know what was said in those movies and there is nothing that will convince me otherwise. This does not change anything in my life now but everything in my life did change in 2013 putting me on a path that I never saw coming and have struggled to recover from for the last few years.

[@squizzo5809]

Mandela effects have existed since long before 2013.

[@Rubybutterfly666-k6g]

Thank God I thought I was the only one to think that

[@truthhub7395]

​@@squizzo5809I've heard that this has been going on for a long time, the internet just made it more noticeable. Regardless it is a most interesting phenomenon

[@sonicaudio777]

@@squizzo5809 such as

[@cheryldellamano3374]

I have a Snow White book from the 1950's, and it says Mirror mirror on the wall. Proof.

[@josephf4611]

Norm from Cheers is still alive. I remember seeing on the national news he had died. Watched the Emmys and boom Norm walks through the bathroom door when the former cast was presenting an award. I was blown away.

[@lonnygish7312]

Ace ventura pet detective 2 makes a reference to the manopoly guy with a monicle

[@mehallica666]

Proving the script writer suffered from the Mandela Effect.

[@juliotorres3147]

@@lonnygish7312 and it means nothing. They can add or take away from the character as they please

[@throne1797]

52 states. Before WW2, the northern part of California declared it as the State of Jefferson. And lets not forget that Key West Florida was the center of the Conch Republic.

[@CatGrindle]

Mike, I think you've somewhat misinterpreted what the Mandela effect is, or you've latched onto someone else's. it's really not about remembering, per se. It's about how things actually are different than they are. I use the tense deliberately. Think quantum physics, which can actually explain it. Think parallel universes, choices, many lives on different trajectories and, yes, think glitches if you like. Thing is, I KNEW Mandela died in the 80's, I was sad. Then all of a sudden he was alive .... There followed a massive argument which I remember to this day, with several people saying, yes, he had died, and the others saying no, he's still alive. We were all really confused because, well, we were ALL right.

[@Blameberg]

They will never believe us...and we cant prove it😢

[@truthhub7395]

Can't exclude clones/look alikes/synthetic robotoids. The powers love messing with the masses

[@carolynnwaud7146]

I'm old enough to remember BOTH times Mandella died.

[@areneesouder]

Why are you saying "it's not true"? Just because it's not true now doesn't mean it wasn't true to some of us at some time. I'm sure some of these examples are just remembering it wrong, but some absolutely are not, and are different than they were before. I remember clearly in the '80's them playing a song on MTV "Free Nelson Mandela", and even back then I was stunned because I'd remembered he'd died, so how could this be? My favorite Mandela Effect is the one that still blows my mind and everyone else that remembers New Zealand being NE of Australia and beside New Guinea on it's east side. No doubt! I was shocked that it's now SE of Australia instead, and on every map and globe! People who made straight A's in geography and remember it this way too, have been shocked by this revelation. That's not just some misquoted line from a movie or song, nor misspelling of a product, it's so far from the reality we knew it's ridiculous. Something definitely has been going on 😮 And come on, who doesn't remember that Ed McMahon was involved with Publisher's Clearinghouse?

[@NobodyxImportant]

I work at a popular retail chain and although the product says “Double Stuf” the price sticker underneath it never fails to be written as “Double Stuff” whenever the company sends updated shelf strips. It also rings up under the latter name. I have pictures lol.

[@mchenrynick]

The one Mandela Effect I've experienced that no one else has, is remembering the song, "Wipeout" by The Surfaris (1962) with lyrics. I remember really liking the song on that compilation 8-Track. However, the very next day, I played the tape back around to that song and, THE LYRICS VANISHED! Just an instrumental surf song, except the very beginning.

[@dannyharper2223]

Wipeout ;only lyrics are at the beginning … “Ah hahaha… WIIIPEOUT! .. it’s all instrumental..

[@lisafoos8976]

As a child, I often wondered exactly how to pronounce Berenstein. Was it "stine" or "steen"" I didn't know, but I wondered. Now they say it's Stane. NO! It was Stein. I am telling you, it was!!!

[@Tim_Lehmann]

"Beam me up, Scotty." "Luke, I am your father."

[@robertmcghintheorca49]

To be more specific, in "The Silence Of The Lambs" when Hannibal Lector and Clarice Starling first meet, he says "Good morning." And when they meet later, he says "Good evening, Clarice", not "Hello, Clarice".

[@kathleenhartnellharper7234]

Wow, I got chills. Maybe the trailers used an outtake because I remember him saying Hello Clarice

[@julianaylor4351]

Blame that on comedy impressionists.

[@claudiaguerra6540]

This one guy put a tortilla on his face and said hello clairis

[@hi.2688]

No he said hello Clarice and made the weird snake noise? It's my favorite movie I swear he says hello...I need to rewatch it

[@squizzo5809]

He says hello Clarice in Red Dragon.

[@CarsCatAliens]

Yeah I never bought in to the actual Mandela death thing. I know he was alive and had been released from prison. And I remember hearing when he actually did pass..

[@callfourzero1931]

In 1998 I asked a church Pastor about Mattew 18:20 "Where two or more are gathered in My name, I am in the midst of them". My question is if God is everywhere all the time then every person has God with them. The Pastor didn't answer as we were outside walking and he was distracted. Check any Bible today Mattew 18:20 to read this verse, not the same wording now, it's Mandela Effected.

[@codyanderson6941]

What started the Mandela effect was the sermon proton collider first using 2008 2009 window Mandela started it started in the dimensional slip end time

[@bondsan]

9:12 Master Bates, Seaman Stains, and Roger the cabin boy. Yeah, I watched it the first time around and I remember.

[@STRANGExDAYSx]

The Bernstein bears is weird too, even my auto type thinks it's berstein, but I have a couple books laying around and it's bernstain bears😮. The fruit of the loom cornucopia was removed to save on ink

[@mikelarry88888]

It's not bernstein, berstein or bernstain. What are you talking about? Lol

[@STRANGExDAYSx]

@@mikelarry88888 😆 I don't know anymore lol. Then what is it? I need to dig the books I have out again. Wtf. It's berenstain....

[@mikelarry88888]

@@STRANGExDAYSx 👍

[@truthhub7395]

It was Bernstein, I know it was because I read these books all the time in elementary school and I have a photographic memory, which some of the naysayers don't understand, some people CAN'T forget something. This is what opened my eyes to the me. My buddy told it changed to Berenstain Bears, and I was like no way, and didn't think about it for years. Then one day I went up the attic to find a Bernstein bears book, and sure enough, it was Berenstain. I was shocked to say the least.

[@STRANGExDAYSx]

@@truthhub7395 yeah, I had to dig through my garage for the books. That's insane, it's like we went into another dimension along the way lol. The video game nerd channel has a episode on it, interesting. I would have lost a couple bets over it 🧐🤔

[@SuperJohnOrdway3000]

One weird thing is that he didn't actually disprove the old cell phone technique, he just shares that people use it.

[@A_Stereotypical_Heretic]

Well it's not hard to disprove it yourself lol it's good editing, that's about it

[@lisaclayton404]

Omg! I learned that in elementary school Fifty Nifty United States all 50 states in Alphabetical Order! Blew my friends away when a substitute teacher told us to right the 50 states in ABC order. I was done in 5 minutes! Teacher wasn't happy!!!😂❤

[@user-vm5ud4xw6n]

We write with a pen or pencil and hope our answers are right. We try always to write right!

[@DD-oi3vh]

I learned it in 3rd grade, and can still zip through all states in alphabetical order decades later, bc of it 😂surprises me that more people don’t recall it at all!

[@holbrookp]

If the cornucopia never was there, why does the supposed original look exactly as we all remember it? There are plenty of ways that cornucopia could have looked and been positioned, yet it's always shown as we remember it.

[@aporue5893]

''double stuff'' was changed due to copyright,I remember an article about it.

[@woowaptibam5253]

You are right most of these have basic explanations!

[@MoneyBags73]

Please provide evidence. I have never been able to find evidence that they were ever named Double Stuff.

[@MoneyBags73]

I have covered over 500 changes on my channel. I would love for you to go give basic explanations for all of them. @@woowaptibam5253

[@aporue5893]

@@woowaptibam5253 it was in a 2012 article,It has probably vanished since as there was an outage over the years here and there. lots of old sites are dead. I believe it was from ''the huffington post'' . It said ''why oreos are changing their name'' there was also a jiffy article explaining why the name was changed, there was a whole lawsuit where another product called jiffy was involved and the creators were forced to alter it to ''jif''. All of this was posted in the same year.

[@lindawilson4625]

Very interesting. Thanks!

[@snafubare]

OoooOOOOOoooo I love mandela effect videos! 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤😂😂😂

[@laurensmith43017]

Me too but they also creep me out. Its a love/uncomfortable relationship. 😂

[@PaiviProject]

Wow. Well, that was interesting 👍👍

[@Rubybutterfly666-k6g]

I was watching Tremors 2 aftershocks. Bert Gummer was eating celery when they called him to help but I remember him eating a bag of chips 😮 I freaked out and couldn't watch the rest of the movie

[@brandonmontooth4936]

It was chips

[@Rubybutterfly666-k6g]

@@brandonmontooth4936 thank you

[@xtreme3353]

​@@brandonmontooth4936ooo wow you're right.

[@kaveh300]

The overwatch mandela affect comes from the voice line, where mercy asked "What happened to you?" and reaper response with "you tell me, doc. " I remember that people jumped to conclusions, thinking there was a connection.

[@PHXDOG]

Obama: "I've now been to 57 states" Posted May 9, 2008 May 9 - On the campaign trail in Beaverton, Oregon, Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama tells a crowd that's he's been to 57 states - with one left to go.