The Mandela Effect Iceberg Explained

[@bryangarcia5599]

I don't care what anyone says; the Fruit of the Loom logo _did_ have a cornucopia in it, and you gaslighting 'loose-fruiters' can't convince me otherwise

[@_PatrickStar]

right, I swear I remember the cornucopia

[@maccamachine]

No it doesn’t your brain is just not developed

[@gillian_seed8358]

I also remember an adult swim bumper that had a cornucopia on it around thanksgiving one year. And some rock song singing about sticking stuff in the cornucopia……anyone remember that??

[@beanybabysnail8576]

i swear it did!!! i had their products for years!

[@neoPeake]

Nah you’re gaslighting us 😂😂😂

[@fazesyphon]

Fun fact: For the fruit of the loom cornucopia, the actual person who even drew and came up with the logo design blatantly remembers drawing the cornucopia but can't seem to find the original drawing with it so it's weirder than we thought.

[@alexromero2632]

Is that really true? I wish I could got back and see some of my underwear as a kid cuz I remember the cornucopia also. But I think you might be bullshitting about the artist. Do you have the source?

[@fazesyphon]

@@alexromero2632 it's everywhere i promise

[@fazesyphon]

@@alexromero2632 ok I tried to find the original source couldn't find it but do know one source is through a commenter of I think Reddit stating exactly what i said

[@alexromero2632]

@@fazesyphon I wouldn't really believe reddit to be fact. Not saying it didn't happen, but that's not a reliable source. Do you remember the name of the artist?

[@fazesyphon]

@@alexromero2632 wdym artist like the redditor or the logo designer?

[@moodycancer5440]

I think the "Tinkerbell drawing the Disney logo" comes from the Disney Fast Play scenes at the start of some of the DVDs. She flies on screen, waves a wand in a line, and there's a bunch of sparkles, just like what was shown in the artistic rendition in this video. That's got to be it.

[@ZarakiTheZaku]

I swear on ABC's television channel in the mid 90s when I was a wee lad, they had Friday night Disney movies that I swear on everything had the Disney castle (IRL version) at night, with fireworks then Think would swoop in and do the mark over the Disney Logo which was white. It HAS to be one of the two.

[@ZarakiTheZaku]

Mid 90s meaning 94-97

[@davidyoung5640]

Yeah this one is new to me really doing my head in could swear I've seen it before

[@-EJ-]

1000% this

[@kimkillillasfuq8212]

I recall the sparkles thing

[@rinsullivan6867]

The craziest thing about the fruit of the loom cornucopia, is people have actually found real fruit of the loom clothing with the cornucopia in the logo! The company is straight trying to gaslight us that it never had it when it absolutely did

[@n.valentine6236]

Source?

[@joeybergin1058]

I remember having all my clothes in the late 80's/early 90's as the fruit of the loom logo with just the fruit. I DO remember some of my dad's stuff having the, what I assumed was an older version, logo with the cornucopia...then, they went to the blockt FTL logo

[@Ariesss]

@@n.valentine6236 google it

[@panqueque445]

I think C3PO's silver leg is barely noticeable because it kind of acts like a mirror, and it reflects the golden leg next to it. So when you're watching the movie you're not paying attention to the leg, but it looks vaguely golden due to the reflection so you don't notice it's silver. When you look at it closely it's fairly obvious, but when you're not even aware of it, you don't notice it.

[@minecraftycatgaming]

yeah and a lot of toys out of either budget reasons or just poor design didn’t include it, and since Star Wars was really popular with toys that heavily perpetuated it

[@neoPeake]

Right he’s only has a silver leg in the original trilogy. Only in episode 3,7,8,9 he has gold legs. But you probably didn’t recognize him with his red arm.

[@picklefish74]

Also large portions of the original film was filmed in the desert so the reflection of the color of the sand does the same.

[@ItsBurbank]

the only reason why i remember c3po has a silver leg is because of playing lego star wars on the wii

[@ClockWithoutNumbers]

Yeah I have a VHS tape that has those George Lucas interviews and even I noticed it when I paid attention to his leg. (For those of you that don't know there was a time where certain VHS is of the original trilogy would have an interview with George Lucas on it where he talks about Star Wars before the movie starts)

[@Cp-71]

An example of how bad human memory can be: Years ago me and my family were in a serious car crash. Soon after the event some of us started discussing what colour the car that hit us was. My dad (the driver) called it black, his friend (passenger seat) remembered it grey and I (back seat) saw it as white. In reality, it was red.

[@staceynainlab888]

there was just a Jeopardy tournament with a Canadian contestant. Me, my Mom, my grandmother, and my sister all for some reason had different memories of what part of Canada she was from. None of us were right.

[@editsontoast]

I was in a road rage incident where someone pulled a gun on us, everyone in my car thought the car was a different color. I saw grey and one person thought it was black and the other thought it was blue. By the time we called the cops we had no idea what color to tell them because we all thought differently.

[@MASSTIVE]

That’s called brain damage

[@kotzpenner]

Was it maybe at night or evening? Colours become muted when it’s dark.

[@x217xwebb]

That would be significant if you all remembered it black, and it was white. The Mandela effect is large groups of people remembering something in unison, and it actually being something else.

[@BalloonFarts]

There was a WWII veteran that used to live on my block. He was full of phrases. My favorite was, "A little lead never killed nobody." This was in reference to the news reports of an increase of lead found in the water in the early 2000's. This guy used to use the term kicked the bucket plenty. My cousin and I had a conversation with him about our goals in life. He used the term Bucket List. I asked him what a bucket list was, he explained that it was a list of things you wanted to do before you kicked the bucket. He passed away in 2005. So the term was definitely used before 2007.

[@Rey_Palpatine]

I'm thinking maybe the phrase had already been around for a while, and it just didn't become super popular/mainstream until after the movie

[@traceyroyer993]

It's AT LEAST 50 yrs old!!! 😊

[@MrsStaceyCooper]

I’ve heard it all my life and I’m 47.

[@Cr3zant]

Dang that's crazy? Do you have any records of him? Because otherwise you're just one of the ones who claim to remember it before the movie without explicit proof that sourcebrew mentioned.

[@BalloonFarts]

@@Cr3zantAt this point, you will just have to take my word for it. We're talking here about a pre-smartphone era. No one necessarily walked around with a audio recorder or a camcorder for random use. Even if someone would have back then that would have been thought of as creepy. I'm glad I got to meet him though. His name was Ray and he helped my cousin get an A in his US History test back in high school. This guy was a straight up an encyclopedia about WWII.

[@ntcnetwork9934]

The “Bond, James Bond” line has many variations across the 25 official films in the series. “The name’s Bond, James Bond” specifically is the final line in one of the most beloved 007 films ‘Casino Royale’, and that film’s version of the Bond theme was even named “The Name’s Bond, James Bond” and was used in several subsequent films.

[@MilliCul]

my grandfather has his own mandela effect within my family! we remember leaving my fifth grade "graduation" at school due to getting my grandmother's call. he died that evening. however, the date of his passing on all official documents all these years later shows he died in the middle of my sixth grade year! but everyone - especially my mom and i - remember it happening a half a year earlier. it's really odd

[@Pyraticalpunk]

Maybe you had a belated graduation ceremony?

[@MilliCul]

@@Pyraticalpunk we had our celebration at the end of the last school day, in class we left through the front entrance as silly string was bring shot from every direction. i remember being a little upset that i didn't have any silly string to shoot, and it was that same conversation with my mom that got interrupted by my grandmother's call - while we sat in the car, still in the elementary school parking lot

[@AS-fu1kd]

Misprint on the death certificate?

[@MilliCul]

@@AS-fu1kd maybe? looked at the website hosting his obituary and it's... actually saying he died a year before i remember it being? meaning two years before he was supposed to have actually died, end of my fourth grade year?? im so confused, i know it said 2015 a few years ago. hold on i need to ask around my family about this cuz WHAT is going on did i just get mandela-mandela effected, all the websites are showing 2013 now

[@allypatti8840]

@@MilliCul omg i stumbled upon soemthing interesting… any update? i’m sorry about your loss as well❤️

[@karlaknezevic5787]

Growing up in a lower-middle class household, we couldn't afford original toys/cartoons and because of that my parents sometimes bought rip-off toys like pikachu who definitely has black tip on the tail. I think those cases could contribute to similar Mandela effects

[@robertjohnson2916]

I literally saw Pikachu having the black tip tail in Super Smash Bros Melee.

[@cosmic2423]

@@robertjohnson2916maybe you’re confusing it with Pichu?

[@robertjohnson2916]

@@cosmic2423 How would I confuse it with Picchu? I saw Pikachu having the black tip.

[@lisaozenich]

We had rip-off movies of Pocahontas and the little mermaid. The little mermaid that I always knew had blonde hair.

[@MrCrapDude]

That’s what I was thinking. Living in less well managed parts of Japan as a kid I would see knock offs of all sorts of stuff and I think I saw a knockoff pikachu before that made me think this.

[@MagnoliaBlackbeary]

7:50 Surprised he didn't mention that one of the people who supposedly "remembers this scene wrong" is *the actor voicing Darth Vader.* He literally did an interview once where he said that *he* remembers the line that way too, and was deeply disturbed to discover he never actually said it edited because apparently people couldn't figure out "played" meant his voice actor 😑

[@upperplaygrounds6913]

This guy doesn't put much Effort into his Videos 🤷

[@AutisticKittyStar]

Spooky

[@nachgeben]

That would diminish the fact that he wants to naysay everything in a video that's this long to make the runtime even longer.

[@Zyairelitboy]

Where is the video of that

[@AshtonM99]

I think it's easy to misremember something you said decades ago, especially if the world around you does too.

[@5hrimp_Nachos]

Props for actually keeping the “iceberg” formula and going from most known to most obscure. So many people make “iceberg” videos but don’t actually understand the concept. 👏

[@lightbeingpontifex]

i still dont know what an iceberg video is

[@5hrimp_Nachos]

@@lightbeingpontifex yes you do 😂

[@austins.2495]

I feel like this could have just been a list, instead of making it an “iceberg” video for views. You kids freaking LOVE iceberg videos though

[@abluefishh8402]

​@austins.2495 what are you 70?

[@5hrimp_Nachos]

@@abluefishh8402 😂

[@thundersmiting]

As for Snow White, the Brothers Grimm's German text reads "Spieglein Spieglein an der Wand", which translates as "mirror mirror on the wall." I suspect another version or several other versions in English used a more literal translation, effecting what people expect from the Disney film.

[@yannickgrignon2473]

Good point, no doubt a whole bunch of published books have used that phrase, even if Disney didn't

[@serahkonner]

It was always mirror mirror until recently.. just like stain and stein.. with the bears. This stuff is a clue.. magic mirrors? Instead of just a mirror and a stain instead of a stein?

[@thundersmiting]

@@serahkonnerA clue to what?

[@ShOscar]

We used to have a Snow White book, it looked pretty old too. And I remember that saving "mirror, mirror."

[@yeasstt]

@@serahkonner terraria has had an item called "magic mirror" for tears, which was named that because of Snow White. It wasn't "changed" recently, you're just misremembering

[@theoddbox]

For the Looney Tunes one, sound in film was a brand new thing when it was created and a lot of cartoon series were named similarly since sound was a major selling point to distributors. Looney Tunes also has a sister series called 'Merrie Melodies', Disney had 'Silly Symphonies', and MGM had 'Happy Harmonies'

[@janedoe6121]

This is a really good point and I was going to point out Merrie Melodies. Also, I think maybe people are confusing it with Froot Loops, where both words got two Os.

[@worldceres406]

lol At least 3 of remember merry melodies. That's what made me realize the spelling of tunes when I was younger. For a long time I used to only call those cartoons "Merry Melodies" until I noticed no one else did. @@janedoe6121

[@Zinnia1234]

Exactly! When cartoons were first made, films were silent! It wasn’t until years later that sound was added. And cartoons don’t always have music but they always have toons.

[@laomany-t7041]

Looney Tunes makes no sense... as the tunes were not Looney but the cartoons were... I dont even remember any Tunes in the cartoons , can you name any famous tunes from the cartoons ??? ... Looney Toons is what I remember... remembering wow cool marketing Logo

[@dannyspelman1468]

@laomany-t7041 The very earliest Looney Tunes were all named after songs. The first Looney Tune is called Sinkin' in the Bathtub, which is a pun on the song title Singin' in the Bathtub. It's on KZbin. Warner Brothers wanted to promote their song catalogue and they used the cartoons to do this. All of the first bunch of Looney Tunes are named after songs. Eventually, they decided to stop basing the entire cartoon on a song, around 1931 but the Looney Tunes name stuck. Merrie Melodies kept using the songs until 1938.

[@HarveyMidnight]

The fact that 'Smokey Bear' is remembered as "Smokey The Bear" isn't a Mandela effect at all Yes, the official creators of the character named him "Smokey Bear' in 1945.. However, there's a song from 1952 called "Smokey The Bear", which was sung by Gene Autry, and was a fairly well known childhood song, for "Boomers" like me. The songwriter intentionally added "the" because it worked better over the song's rhythm. This led to the publishers of the very popular "Little Golden Book" series to use the name "Smokey The Bear" for their original 1955 book about the character... although, there was a 1961 version that used the correct name of 'Smokey Bear'. Kids reading Little Golden Books from the 60's though the 80's could easily have seen either version, as I think those books were often passed down as hand-me-downs. But kids throughout the 50s through the 70's would certainly have heard the song "Smokey *The* Bear".... I plainly remember hearing and singing the Gene Autry version of 'Smokey The Bear' in Kindergarten in the early 70's. So, no, we're not remembering it wrong- there was official media that existed for "Smokey The Bear".

[@scribblebee9549]

thank you for your comment! I was wondering about this one specifically

[@TheAlexSchmidt]

My dad has mentioned there being an official ad campaign once that clarified that it was actually "Smokey Bear" and not "Smokey the Bear" which he thought was a big waste of government money. I'll have to see if it's real or not.

[@avstraffelse]

In the 80s we read stories about Smoky the Bear. Even road signs in northern Wisconsin have it as Smoky the Bear. Not disagreeing with anyone.

[@lightbeingpontifex]

its smokey THE bear,,, idk y they have to change everything,,, only you can prevent forest fires,,

[@RelicAmbergris]

About Shaggy's Adam's apple: Every movie I distinctly remember him having an Adam's apple also involved scenes where he swallowed a large amount of food in one gulp, giving the impression of an Adam's apple. The main ones I remember are Reluctant Werewolf, Boo Brothers, and Ghoul School. Because we recognise Shaggy as a character who eats a lot, the synonymous image of the food being swallowed creating a lump in his throat for comedic effect is what's being misremembered

[@Therabbitthemyththelegend]

Nah. I never really liked Scooby doo, and didnt ever know Shaggy about eating, i just remember Shaggy having that swallow.

[@kennypowers1945]

Nah he’d had one in scenes where he still sometimes too

[@MichaelB-jw5po]

I have this vivid memory of seeing the Fruit of the Loom logo at a store as a very young kid, asking my mom what the weird horn thing was, and her explaining a cornucopia to me. And for years after that I was really proud of knowing the definition of the word "cornucopia". It still completely boggles my mind that that memory is somehow false.

[@samantharitchie2172]

this is so creepy because i have the same memory, me asking what that horn is and my mom laughing and explaining a cornucopia to me

[@BananaJonesMom]

It’s not false! There’s this TikTok that this girl recently uploaded showing the old logo on a tank top she had.

[@TheDollarKing]

It was a marketing stunt to boost fruit of the loom sales, there was always a cornucopia

[@mesekkai]

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[@LiminalQueenMedia]

same

[@DragonSlayer334]

The "objects in mirror may be closer than they appear" one hits super hard for me. I remember as a kid back in the early 2000s wondering why it was worded like that because the "may be" didn't make any sense to me

[@RheaG9]

So which is right I didn't understand.All my life I have seen it without "maybe", suddenly few months ago I was in a car front seat and saw with "maybe" I thought it is not making sense and that they have started putting a "maybe" now.I laughed in my mind thinking car companies are not sure nowadays they don't want to take any blame if any accidents happen!!

[@sorimasn]

I have a pretty weird vivid memory of it being “may be”. In Fairy Odd Parents, there was one episode with Wandissimo where he holds a mirror and looks at his reflection. I CLEARLY remember him saying “objects in the mirror may be sexier than they appear”.

[@pinkdarkman]

​@@sorimasnThis is just proof of how these "mandela effects" work. You saw a reference that changed the wording sligtly so it could be made into a joke. You are now more familiar with that slightly changed wording because the joke stays in your head. You were a kid, so you weren't looking into a sideview mirror all that often, so that joke becomes your main reference point. Later, you see the real thing and are convinced the joke is reality. So much pop culture and information is second hand, people are convinced of things they've never even seen themselves but judt hear other people talk or joke about. The reality is, you remmeber it wrong because you never even saw it in the first place, just secondhand accounts that were changed to be jokes or to make the reference clearer.

[@kdd3925]

That saying came from the side mirrors on cars.

[@blohnnie7395]

Which is why the explaintion commonly offered as "just such a weird thing we don't even really acknowledge it." doesn't make sense. If it's odd it will stick out in your memory.

[@Zuldim]

I've always chalked up minor line changes like "No Luke, I am your father" or "Hello Clarice" or "Scotty, beam us up" as people adding context to their references to make them play better. If you want to reference Silence of the Lambs, then saying "Good morning" isn't really going to get that across. That Star Wars scene is so ubiquitous now that you could get away with not saying "Luke," but it still makes the reference land more clearly. Eventually, people get so used to hearing the references, and hearing them more times than they see the scenes being referenced, that the references actually start to replace the original line in your head, leading to you remembering slightly skewed versions of the lines. No idea how C3PO got that silver leg though, that's alternate dimension shit, it's gotta be

[@dabatman5187]

You likely couldn’t tell cause the gold on the other leg reflects on the silver one. That and I think the og trilogy is the only trilogy that has one silver leg. Plus all the toys had both silver cause it’s cheeper

[@Zuldim]

@@dabatman5187 I was joking, I don't actually think I fell into a parallel universe where C3PO had a silver leg. But yeah, it's probably because of the low resolution of VHS as well.

[@creed8712]

@@Zuldimyou talk about the leg but you didn’t even notice the droid with the red arm was still him

[@_black_bird]

The Star Wars line is also referenced in other media that way, like in Toy Story 2 Zurg says "No, Buzz, I am your father", that could help with people missremembering the original quote

[@drea94]

you’re basically just repeating what he said in the video

[@Izel1996]

Fruit of Loom is NOT a Mandela effect. its been confirmed multiple times. it had a cornucopia in the beginning. people are speculating that it was a marketing strategy from the brand itself

[@PolariusKarnun]

The version of "We Are the Champions" played on Classic Rock radio does have the "of the world," and it's a way more widely-known version than the original studio version.

[@etqn]

can you share a recording or link of it?

[@kaydog890]

The live aid version of the song, found on Spotify, does say "of the world". However, The News of the World and Greatest Hits do not

[@seanalailima5929]

@@PolariusKarnun WZLX?

[@hopeanderson4789]

Isn’t it also in the chicken little movie?

[@psyience3213]

Im pretty sure in the movie The Mighty Ducks which was a very popular movie and popularized that song among kids, they used the version with “of the world”

[@Kitykitycoco]

The mickey mouse having no tail thing is most likely due to merch continuity errors. There's plenty of instances of mickey statues, figures, toys, ect, not having tails. Even the official Disney costumes are missing the tail sometimes. There's probably a reason for it, being that it's very thin and thus impractical in some mediums. That or they forget it.

[@naaga7932]

my friend got a tattoo of mickey and forgot the tail 💀

[@DarthScott]

@@naaga7932 did he want the tail?

[@Ffrenchys_ferns_and_plants]

Scary Movie with “take ma strong hand” to “take ma hand” has done my head in the most.

[@RelicAmbergris]

Alright I literally just rewatched Scary Movie 2 a couple hours ago and he says "take ma hand", David says "can you give me your other hand", and Hanson says "but this is ma strong hand, it's better if I use ma strong hand"

[@tomeeshahaller4226]

Finding out Scary Movie never had the line, "I see white people," completely blew my mind.

[@6FStyleCo]

Take my little hand it's my strong hand

[@monarkfc]

Mine is a little weird and kinda random but I remember watching Chicken Little in 2004. I remember going to the cinema with my cousin and watching it, I remembered the plot and everything that happened and was very confused when some time later I saw the movie trailer while watching TV with my cousin, he said he wanted to watch it and I was confused, I asked "didn't we already watched it?" and then he was confused so I never touched on the subject again. When the movie released we went to the cinema and watched it and I remembered everything, I felt like I had already watched the movie and couldn't understand why my cousin was acting like that was the first time we were watching it.

[@abijahdixon2771]

I did the same thing too with a movie, my brother and a couple of our friends were there too, and I had lucid dreams so I know when a dream is not real, especially at that time of my life, but I can see him glasslighting me back then.

[@masterdeetectiv9520]

Id imagine you must have seen a similar movie and chicken little looked so similar you thought you watched it, and every time you saw a scene in the movie you falsely believed ‘yes ive seen this’

[@wqnderx]

That's what you call "Deja Vu".. I've had it happen to me a few times and it somewhat causes me to dissociate until I begin to gaslight myself lmao. its really weird though. It's an instant pause then confusion (in my experience at least.) Sometimes I wonder if someone is altering with time by time traveling or something. But, I think we're all are afraid of sounding crazy. 💀

[@lepopcornnaisseur546]

You're probably thinking of Stuart Little or Chicken Run.

[@christinaspiridou5429]

Maybe you saw the trailer for the movie before the movie you actually went to watch started (you know how in a theater they play trailers of upcoming movies before they play the movie you went to watch). Sometimes trailers show the most intense scenes or basically show the entire plot, so maybe you felt like you've seen it before

[@willkirwan]

I do find the Mandala effect sort of funny because imagine you're a scientist that jumped to a different reality and then find out the only difference is a logo or the name of a book author? Don't think the next major scifi movies are going to use that as there plot.

[@barackobruhma7182]

That's how the universes in rick and morty are

[@adamjohnson286]

The whole thing is so fucking bizarre. Maybe DMT entities are playing with us.

[@393Nestor]

The plot of sliders

[@FinalFantasyIXIIII]

Wasn't that the premise of some old sci fi tv show episode? A group of scientists get lost across dimensions and are trying to find a way home, and they when they get home one of them randomly breaks down crying because they see the golden gate bridge and it's blue so they aren't actually back in their original universe.

[@randomperson5579]

that's like most of steins gate, fairly major event changes sometimes result in extremely minor differences, though obviously there's certain event's that that are the exact opposite, things that seem like they'll be minor changes will drastically change events.

[@trevor3575]

As a kid I always wore fruit of the loom and I didn’t know what a cornucopia was but the design always reminded me of thanksgiving for some reason. You cannot gaslight me on that one. I didn’t even know what it was as a kid so how did I associate it with fruit? It’s such a weird thing that there’s no way everyone could remember that wrong

[@animeloveer97]

it reminds you of thanksgiving cause you were probably taught it around thanksgiving time when in elementary we would stufy the navitve americans and how they interactedd with the newcomores and they woulds offten have these cornicopias

[@Cherry_coke_pop]

⁠​⁠@@animeloveer97then how come I’m from a country that doesn’t celebrate thanksgiving, had to google what a cornucopia was today because I didn’t know what it was, don’t remember seeing cornucopias anywhere else in my lifeand vividly remember thinking “oh what’s that weird basket looking thing in the logo” AND I STILL REMEMBER THE CORNUCOPIA

[@johnjackson8709]

Dude I remember it the same exact way. I would even aak people what the cornicopia was. Because Ive never heard of it

[@LadyViscera]

I saw this logo constantly on school uniforms throughout my childhood (early 2000s) and it never had a cornucopia. I didn’t even know what thanksgiving was because I grew up in the UK.

[@KonaBeanMonkeyPaws]

Same! As a kid i asked my mum what the basket was when she was buying my dad boxer briefs at Walmart.

[@ryanwilleyshow]

Hopkins says "Hello Clarice" over the telephone at the end

[@jadeybaby007]

Yes! I came here to say the same thing! 👏

[@DommyXMommy]

Thank you! Glad I’m not crazy with that one! I never thought it was in the introduction scene. I remember the phone call at the end

[@AHHHHHHHHHHHHl]

He actually says, "Well, Clarice"

[@kiriakai2842]

You know what is really crazy? That most of these items are not from my culture, but before you revealed them I choose what looked more familiar to me, and I’d always select the fake memory. It’s crazy to think about it, since I’ve never saw most of them, doesen’t feel like a coincidence but a forced false memory or a glitch 😂

[@bovk_33]

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[@wqnderx]

Bro, fr.. 💀 Like I refuse to believe how large majority of people (me included) can all collectively agree "this looked like this", but it never did. How we all can just "misremember/fabricate" the EXACT same thing feels like a "glitch in the matrix" within it self lmao. Ah, but in the end we brush it off in fear we get an identity crisis.. (Just jokes)

[@mustbemeech]

Definitely a glitch of sorts induced by time traveling interference

[@flowgix6427]

@@mustbemeech Definetly

[@LadyViscera]

I’m not American and I can still get all of these correct

[@Zombie_Trooper]

To elaborate on the Wizard of Oz gun entry...the reason people might confuse it is because he does have it in ALL cuts, however only briefly because there was a sequence called the Jitterbug Dance/Song that was in the original cut of the film and removed prior to release. During the scene he loses the gun. So in the final film it just sort of disappears.

[@carlos-vp7df]

correct

[@thebilldozer7970]

That was a reverse Mandela effect for me, I never saw the gun until I was told about it.

[@rockweedgirl]

On like my 50th viewing of it, 35 or so years after first seeing it, I noticed the gun in Scarecrow's hand in that spooky forest scene when they're trying to rescue Dorothy, and the tin man gets pulled up into the air and dropped, and I think the Scarecrow gets unstuffed somehow. Anyhow, I told my husband about it at the time (early 90s), and he told me I was crazy, as did everyone else. I thought I was going crazy. But then slowly over the years, people came to me and said they'd recently seen the movie, and this time noticed the gun, and were kinda horrified because at that time a lot of people were really appalled by guns, especially in the hands of such a sweet character as the scarecrow.

[@Rustyrc83]

I went to school in the 80's and 90's we were taught in class that deoxygenated blood in veins was blue and oxygenated blood in arteries was red! I remember saying to the teacher, "But if you cut a vein, the blood that comes out is red." She said "Yes, because it makes contact with oxygen in the air."

[@justsomeguy5628]

That misinformation actually spread rampantly, and even people trained in the military learned that. It is bs, as it really just goes from a very dark red to a brown-ish color. It also is on diagrams, and teachers taught it a defended that it was true vehemently.

[@justsomeguy5628]

I also want to point out that I was taught this too, even though I was born in 2005.

[@daisyviluck7932]

😳 okay, that’s not good. I was never taught that and I was in school in the 70s and 80s. Your teachers should apologize for that misinformation

[@GlamGoth7]

YES I REMEMBER READING THIS IN A BOOK

[@jennyt966]

That's correct.

[@fengwei9403]

about the Berenstain bears - in german, 'Stein' is pronounced as 'Stain'. So most last names containing 'stein' are also pronounced as 'stain'. The one who made the series, probably didn't know that it in fact comes from german, and therefore should be written differently, or alternatively they decided to spell it phonetically so the kids won't be confused.

[@aadams1006]

It was Stan and Jan Berenstain, so obviously they weren't going to alter their own last name.

[@billybobscat6233]

No worries people, we had a system update back in 2011 but it's nothing to worry about. Just a bug fix and a few new logos and media updates. Be assured further updates will contain less jarring effects on spelling and such. 😃

[@F0g1sC0ming]

I'm so relieved that you guys patched that covid glitch, I almost lost my save. Thanks guys 👍

[@destrojer124]

@@F0g1sC0ming It didn't stick for that long.

[@spicytortallini779]

can you patch the “my dad” bug btw? its been like 16 years and i still havent seen him. im pretty sure his character model hasnt loaded properly. thanks!

[@billybobscat6233]

@@spicytortallini779 Ah yes, unfortunately there is a bug in the system that sometimes causes player's to despawn if they leave the area to buy a pack of cigarettes during the night cycle. Unfortunately we haven't yet resolved this issue however to avoid this despawn glitch yourself it's best not leave the immediate surrounding player realm during the night cycle. This will prevent your own spawnlings from also being effected by this glitch. Making for a much better playing experience for the next generation of players. We would however like to let you know we are working on a fix for this bug you've encountered and deeply apologize for this most unfortunate experience this playthrough.

[@MayIsABlink142]

Can you fix the "fake friends" bug??I have been friends with them for months,later they get "mean" I'm sure thats just a character glitch right?

[@denver9345]

The Weeknd’s name has always been the weeknd. When he first started making music he wanted his name to be “the weekend” because his friends “grabbed their mattresses one weekend and moved out”, but there was already a group called “the weekend” so he dropped the E

[@anqeIo]

idk where he got that info of being duoed with someone under the weeknd

[@TheSultan1470]

@@anqeIo Probably getting confused with the above mentioned group

[@soulfulsunflower4328]

The full line was "what if I told you everything you knew or thought you knew was a lie" That was my favorite movie as a teen and I watched it obsessively every single night. I had the whole thing memorized. I've always found this ME to be the biggest one because there are so many deep levels to it when you really think about it. It's called the "Red Pill" scene for one, the line is exactly what the Mandela effect is and us living in a matrix circles back to a lot of ME theories as well. It's all so mind blowing really!

[@darwiniacroft]

Right?! He says that right before the see, taste, smell, touch… pay your taxes… right??? 🤯

[@StanleyFritts]

Do just see a paradigm shift underway?

[@melaniavanaernam4697]

The Star Wars “ I am your father “ one is insane, even James Earl Jones remembers it as “ Luke I am your father”

[@DunkIeosteus]

No he doesn’t, he constantly reminds people of the correct quote

[@unknownplayer7089]

If you do some research you’ll see that the very original showing of movie was Luke i am your father. But was changed after to no i am your father. There’s recordings of both on KZbin you can find

[@lightbeingpontifex]

of course its Luke i am your father,,, if it was changed is it bc disney owns star wars now,,?

[@brettly69]

Original release says no like I am your father. Then Later released vhs changed it to nooooo I am your father

[@motxmod]

The spelling-based Mandelas are usually a factor of us being used to the proper way to spell things and the brand being purposely misspelled to better copyright and trademark it or other legal reasons. For example, Froot Loops is spelt that way because it doesn't contain fruit and legally couldn't use "fruit" spelling.

[@zorrpu]

i came here to say that, but you got it!

[@yannickgrignon2473]

Yeah, I think the trademark thing is the main one - you might be able to get "double-stuffed" off-brand sandwich cookies, but the phrase "Double-Stuf" belongs to Oreo

[@lainiwakura1776]

@@yannickgrignon2473 It doesn't have a hyphen in it either, it's just Double Stuf Oreo. And the trademark belongs to Nabisco which stands for National Biscuit Company.

[@ihavenoname330]

I'm so confused cuz I swear I've looked at these things multiple times and they have also been the same like Oscar Meyer, Febreeze, etc. 😭

[@thepartysjustbegun5557]

That certainly seems possible, as possible as we switched dimensions or timelines 😁

[@sitaratruemusic]

I definitely don't remember Tinkerbell writing the Disney logo, but what I DO remember was her presence on DVDs. She would be part of the "Fast Play" animation. That might have come directly after the logo animation (it was definitely before the movie started), so it just blurred together in people's minds.

[@kihtam-41721]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/kIarha1ofLaKsJI

[@spudspuddy]

i remember it from tv adverts for holidays decades ago, never had any dvds of disney

[@BattleBrotherCasten]

I had Disney vhs tapes and she did..I saw it a million times.

[@RuthMartin-sp1uh]

I remember tink hitting the Disney symbol with her wand not writing it.

[@holmj6208]

This one is just kind of sad and personal and I have absolutely no proof of it, just a very peculiar feeling, but I wonder if I maybe used to have a fourth sibling. Once, a week or two before xmas, I was in a store with my father and younger siblings (I also have an older one who wasn't present). When we were leaving, my father and two younger siblings were walking in front of me, and yet at the door I quickly turn around to look for.... no one. I remember this instant confusion. I just had this feeling like someone was being left behind but the instant I turned around to look for them I could not for the life of me come up with who it was I was looking for, and yet there was just this feeling of absence as I looked at the empty space behind me. Like I'd really expected there to be someone and it just didn't make sense for there to not be. It just felt so wrong, it didn't even feel like I'd forgotten something, but rather as if something had just been erased. It's been years and I still think about it, and feel cold and weird doing so. I don't know, again I have nothing to back this up other than a feeling (and my mom did have a miscarriage at one point but I always feel insensitive when bringing that up), but I can't help wanting to hold on to this memory on the slim change that this is all I have left of someone I could have loved once.

[@6semper]

How long ago?

[@holmj6208]

@@6semper Oh wow I completely forgot to mention that didn't I? I'd say it must have been three or four years because it was definitely before the plague

[@UltraCenterHQ]

Imagine being so forgettable that you literally disappear out of existence

[@zeusdarkgod7727]

People that completely discount things like this tend to not think much about how weird existence actually is. I can think of a few fringe scientific explanations for it to actually occur but unfortunately nothing that would explain the memories vanishing unless we take a big leap and start talking about shared consciousness which I personally don't discount as we are all in *fact* small parts of the universe self-realizing itself. In any case, if indeed you did have a younger sibling, I am sorry for your loss.

[@o-kiku3939]

@@UltraCenterHQ LMAOO 💀💀

[@JodianGaming]

I think the Forest Gump one can be easily explained by the fact that the quote is actually spoken TWICE during the movie. When his mom is dying she says, "Life is a box of chocolates" but when it's recounted by Forest he says "Life was like a box of chocolates"... Combine the two and you get "Life is like a box of chocolates"

[@ThrobbGoblin]

The problem is, I found out what a cornucopia was by asking my parents what the thing behind the fruit on their logo was. I'm guessing there was a bootleg company out there at some point.

[@left4twenty]

This. Probably bootlegs, or, the company themselves outsourced production to cheap (child labor) countries, where those factories used a wrong logo with a cornucopia, and the company is just trying to sweep that whole business under the rug

[@MadisonEstes]

Yeah definitely a bootleg company

[@RogueVigilante]

No silly it's not a knock off look closely everything is changing even if you don't notice it just some people do some don't.

[@bestieswithtesties]

Well then how come despite EVERYONE remembering the cornucopia, NO ONE can find their old products that have it on there? If it was just some bootleg company then people would be able to find bootleg stuff from the past with that logo on it. But no one has old underwear with the correct logo. Only the altered one without the cornucopia. So your theory doesn't add up.

[@left4twenty]

@@bestieswithtesties they were essentially disposable clothing, and after moderate use, the tags on cheap clothing are usually erased by sweat and such, probably Do you really have underwear from when you were six hanging around? Thats weird lmao

[@alexbraswell5021]

Hour and 40 minutes a straight information on mandela effect. Didnt even ask me for a like. So i gave you one and subscribed. Cool channel

[@GlitcherDude]

For "Life is like a box of chocolate", in the french version, he literally says this so the mandela effect didn't work on me this time ahah

[@shubniggurath3255]

In italian too

[@Darkko88]

He does too in Spanish

[@Itach6186]

Funny for star wars They did edit the movies throughout the years on different releases. For instance when solo kills the guy at the bar, they changed it to where solo shoots second instead of him killing in cold blood

[@MarvelousMissC]

6:46 Quick animation history lesson: You are correct in saying that it was titled “Tunes” instead of “Toons” to emphasize the music. The shorts were inspired by Walt Disney’s Silly Symphonies, but with an initial focus on showcasing Warner’s music library rather than creating new material like Disney was. Obviously this changed in later years, but shorts still took influence from opera and radio standards, or whatever the directors were inspired by. A Warner Bros cartoon was determined to be either a Looney Tunes or a Merrie Melodies based on the subject material. The Looney Tunes developed to focus on the rotating cast of characters like Porky Pig, Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, etc., while Merrie Melodies solely focused on one-off stories and characters.

[@motxmod]

To add to the chaos, Hugh Harman and Rudolf Ising (Harman-Ising) had a hand in all 3 Looney Tunes, Merrie Melodies, Silly Symphonies along with MGM's own Happy Harmonies shorts.

[@MoneyBags73]

I agree with most of what you said and agree with all of that inreference to this reality but I experienced it as Looney Toons for over 40 years and nobody is going to debunk my life long experience of seeing Toons.

[@miguelneves6118]

Another thing, english isn't my mother language, so I always remembered it as looney tunes, to me the word "toon" didn't correlate to cartoons because I didn't know english as a kid, so to this day, I always understood and wrote it as tunes, maybe language plays a part in it

[@cesarcastillo7129]

@@miguelneves6118 it definitely Ford, for example I 100% remember Sex and the City being called Sexo en la Ciudad in spanish

[@miguelneves6118]

@@cesarcastillo7129 Yeah that's another good one!

[@greywhiz9338]

the fruit of the loom one is just bizarre, i swear that always had a cornucopia. That logo was the only reason I knew what a cornucopia was, before I kept thinking it was a horn or basket or something. If any mandela effect is proof of an alternate worldline, its the fruit of the loom logo.

[@jeremyjones7436]

The Tinkerbell subject is easy to explain, people basically came up with an Amalgamation of the 90-2000’s logo, the Disney’s fastplay logo, and the Disney DVD logo, which had 2 different animations (1 computer 1 traditional)

[@logankandel846]

The Mike and Ike one absolutely blows my mind. I distinctly remember pronouncing it as "Mike Nike" growing up because that's the way it looked on the boxes and that's how I thought it was pronounced.

[@darrellcovello7917]

I really appreciate how you try to give an explanation for each effect, rather than just saying "we live in an alternate universe". Our memories are incredibly fallible, and we like to create patterns. Virtually all Mandela Effects come down to what sounds better and is easier to remember with no context. People are just WRONG, even if that means millions upon millions of people (including myself on many occasions) are all wrong at the same time... and we really don't like to admit when we're wrong.

[@yannickgrignon2473]

Yep - I've always found it hilarious that the Mandela Effect is essentially people saying ALTERNATE DIMENSIONS are more probable than them misremembering insignificant details

[@H4GS]

Was just about to comment this. We all know literally all of these are just mis-remembering things and or associating them with other similar things. Still very interesting to watch though

[@darrellcovello7917]

@@H4GS I think it's very interesting how 100% positive we can be in our own memories even in the face of undeniable proof that we are wrong ... NOTHING can convince us otherwise. It's kind of terrifying if you really think about it.

[@El_Omar2203]

Yeah I remember another mandela effect iceberg that everytime it explained an example it gave no insight and was just like "uhhh maybe we live in another dimension, what do you guys think?"

[@staceynainlab888]

my aunt is one of these alternate universe believers and it is true she cannot accept being wrong about anything. I briefly went to a university named after St Thomas Aquinas. my aunt, raised Catholic, told me there is only one St Thomas, the disciple Doubting Thomas. After I found out about Aquinas, who is actually very famous in philosophy and religion, I told her and she said "well different countries have different saints". she simply cannot accept that she got something wrong. She always makes up some reason she wasn't wrong. she's afraid of being looked down on for getting things wrong, not realizing if she would admit when she's wrong she would actually become smarter. it's sad

[@punstartracer]

11:00 The reason a lot of people remember the robber emoji might be related to an app named "BitLife" in where you can play as a random person and make them have a wacky life, with most of the app being illustrated by emoji. If you decide to become a robber in the game an emoji that looks exactly like the ones drawn there is shown. Also my personal Mandela effect is Hades from the God of War franchise looking different. Back in 2003 when God of War 2 released and God of War 3 was teased with the titan war me and all of my friends remember Hades changing appearances, being more of a skinny man with meat hooks and a purple flaming head, but his GoW 2 and GoW 3 designs are similar.

[@alexlestat]

The whole robber emoji thing came before bitlife released

[@twizityOLD1]

Ohhhhhh, that's where I remember it from

[@SonderJewlz]

also there was a robber emoji on skype

[@coletteparkin546]

I watched 'batteries not included' soon after it came out and quite enjoyed it so a few years after when I saw a poster advertising a sequel called 'batteries still not included' I made a mental note to watch it sometime but never did. I thought about it fairly recently as I rewatched the first film on tv so searched all the streaming services, amazon, ebay etc but apparently it never existed. I absolutely swear on my life I saw the poster.

[@AutisticKittyStar]

I loved those movies, I remember the sequel too

[@dhsredhead]

I never seen Batteries Not Included, but my ex like that movie and I remember a sequel too. It could be a case of lost media.

[@GaryTongue-zn5di]

@coletteparkin546 You guys are thinking of Cocoon,.dumbasses. since they both share two of the same actors!

[@dasguudmane4654]

For the Coca-Cola Zero one, I believe they ran many ads with the "Coke Zero" logo but never put it on the can itself. Even if they didn't design another logo for those ads, I'm nearly certain the voice-over called it "Coke Zero" by name many times, confusing people with the can itself.

[@sugarrusheb]

"elementary my dear, watson" wasn't coined in the movies, it was coined in a fan writing back when the newspapers would publish fan submissions. It was coined by a fan and attributed to Sherlock ever since.

[@rubyy.7374]

The dream of every fanfic writer

[@sugarrusheb]

@rubyy.7374 in other fandom fun facts: the term Mary Sue was actually created by a Star Trek Fan Magazine where they made fun of the trend of women inserting themselves into Star Trek and being all powerful. The magazine was run by women, so it was a woman hating term, coined by women.

[@miserirken]

For the *Looney Tunes* part, remember that the shorts were called Merrie _Melodies._ So yeah you can easily do the correlation there.

[@Account_Not_Applicable]

There was also other shorts under the titles of Happy Harmonies or Silly Symphonies done by MGM and Disney respectively

[@bajszosjozsef4850]

It's called "Bolondos Dallamok" in Hungarian translation. Which is a literal translation of Looney Tunes. So yeah, it's definitely Tunes and always was.

[@sonicfanboy3375]

@@Account_Not_Applicable WB wanted to compete with Disney actually

[@lethalwolf7455]

Dolly in Moonraker definately had braces. There is zero chance she didn’t. I even remember laughing at the scene with my dad about how her and Jaws now had a connection because they both had metal teeth

[@rach5516]

We were watching it as I was coming up to the age of needing braces. Firstly, we were laughing as she smiled because she looked like jaws with his metal teeth, and secondly, I got upset because I thought she didn’t look as good with the braces, and my brothers started skitting me, calling me Jaws’ girlfriend.

[@dioneberts1715]

Same here

[@schoushu]

The thing is, the gag was, that she also had jaws, that was something that they had in common!@@rach5516

[@hogleg2]

And when jaws smiled there was a sparkle and high pitched ding sound and the same when Dolly smiled. These aren't misplaced memorys.

[@rach5516]

@@hogleg2 we can't all have the same memory and it not be real. My whole family remembers the same.

[@bulb9970]

Mandela effect expectations: Historical events remembered by many that didn't actually happen Mandela effect reality: This random character from an american 1960's sitcom said "Have a great day" instead of "Have a good day". Isn't that crazy?

[@mrnoneofurbusiness7942]

It's funny to me how everybody knows who Neil Armstrong is and maybe they remember the name Buzz Aldrin. Nobody talks about the third guy who went up with them simply because he didn't walk on the moon. He was the pilot of the command module that orbited the moon while Neil and Buzz went for a walk. His name is Michael Collins.

[@digitalbarrito3555]

Yeeeeah, but to be fair, Neil and Buzz are remembered because they were the first two humans to set foot on the moon, a little more memorable then being the guy who was orbiting the moon with them xD

[@BrookseyJay]

What about Gus?

[@BrookseyJay]

Thank God, we always know that the correct answers are the images to the right

[@BrookseyJay]

The rising Sun symbol on the karate kid was his symbol on the back of his karate outfit it’s the Miyagi symbol. It’s on the scoreboard at the tournament.

[@R1ck3stR1ck]

As played by Liam Neeson xD

[@ybxrdsmusic]

The magic mirror one is crazy because even farquad in Shrek says "mirror mirror on the wall". This maybe due to copyright, meaning the quote had to be slightly tweaked, but it certainly helped in everyone misquoting the original!

[@annstevens6223]

There’s also an original Star Trek episode from the 60’s called “mirror, mirror”.

[@GoogleAccount-tt5yx]

In german it always was: Spieglein, Spieglein an der Wand, wer ist die schönste im ganzen Land?

[@dumbumbumbum8649]

You realize that Disney didn’t invent Snow White, right? It’s a public domain fairytale with a million different versions. Like, folk stories change. This wording just stuck around because it’s catchier.

[@serson7139]

I have been waiting for a decent Mandela Effect iceberg for so long. Great to see you cover one.

[@tamara6941]

The 'Do You Want to Play a Game?' thing is actually from a movie called War Games.

[@DNA4774.]

Justifying every single Mandela effect, making us all seem crazy. Thanks, I really needed clarification of my psychosis.

[@wqnderx]

Lmfao facts, for a minute I was about to have an existential crisis and question everything.💀

[@melb6746]

You're not crazy. Why would everyone have the same exact delusion? Some of these aren't false memory imo

[@CALIFORNIA650.]

Ok it was just getting better and better 😂😅

[@CALIFORNIA650.]

🤯🤯🤯🤯

[@nayfleww]

This is the video equivalent of "Nothing to see here, folks"

[@goof_yo]

The Fruit Of The Loom Cornucopia is trippy. I learned what a cornucopia was from asking my Mom what it was on the logo when we were at Target.

[@P-P-Panda]

As a huge fan of curious George and animals when I was a kid I knew he never had a tail. Since he is a chimpanzee. And they don’t have any. I thought it was cuter that way, and even in the books he never had it. I thought it was weird how people thought he HAD A tail since chimps don’t have it lol The bearenstein (typo) and fruit of the loom did get me tho

[@miserirken]

i came to the comment section as soon as the George part came in, just to see if anyone pointed out George isn't a monkey but a chimpanzee yet.

[@scz_nyctophiles]

Funny enough, I vividly remember them, even yellow hat guy, call George a MONKEY not chimp, but I see wym

[@P-P-Panda]

@@scz_nyctophiles yeah, they did call him a monkey but they were never specific. Like saying “spider monkey” or “Orangoutang”

[@chrisk5985]

Yeah, I always knew he didnt have a tail too. The edit of him with a tail just looks off and goofy

[@neoPeake]

Yeah I agree it’s one of those situations where people just call apes monkeys.

[@mattamongtheashes1206]

The 6 peeps in JFKs car is the only one that really bothers me. I absolutely without a doubt remember it being 4 people. I saw the zapruter film hundreds of times and around 2015 or 2016 all of a sudden it was 6. I was blown away. The govs wife was NOT in the car it was a ss agent driving with Connelly In the passenger seat and Kennedy and his wife in the back. Absolutely 100% this is how it was!!!! The car is entirely different now. Especially striking to me is the little bar for the top. Since it was never that extended and wouldn't have needed one. It was just like a slightly extended Lincoln with suicide doors. There were not 3 rows of seats....thinking about it still blows my mind

[@localman41]

The Fruit of the Loom logo one has messed with me for years. I spent so many years of my life thinking that thing in the background was a Loom because of the easy association. Like "oh thats the loom, and this depicts the fruit from that loom" When i finally found out what a loom was i remembered the mix-up id made. I really cant fathom how this is possible.

[@bestieswithtesties]

It's definitely the most agreed upon one. Everyone remembers the cornucopia. Because it Was There. Either we changed timelines or theres some big conspiracy involving some kind of experiment involving mass gaslighting. It had the cornucopia. That is a fact.

[@brianfitch5469]

You and me both.

[@greengoop]

Agreed. I thought the basket was called a “loom” for the longest time ever, and also asking my mum if it was called that. I honestly didn’t know the cornucopia had gone until I saw the Mandela effect

[@zaramoth6110]

I know why.... C.E.R.N

[@greengoop]

@@zaramoth6110lmao what did cern do

[@TTBardbarian]

Okay so NOBODY seems to talk about this because nobody tries to find either one when they research it. It is literally BOTH Berenstain, AND BerenSTEIN. They changed it up some years after the series started. How do I know this? Because you can go to any local library which takes donated books and find both names. I remember wondering why they were DIFFERENT as a child, because I coulda sworn it was X when this book was labeled Y etc, and instead of chalking it up to me being incorrect, I went to find out. It was both, and THAT was what was weird to me. It's both.

[@unknownman4966]

The mystery has finally been solved! God bless you for finally giving me closure on this issue.

[@JennyofOldStones713]

The Forrest Gump one has always been dumb to me because both quotes are heard throughout the film, not just the one. Yes when Forrest is telling the lady what his mom always SAID (as in past tense….”was”), there is also a scene in the film where Sally Field (his mom) actually says the quote “Life IS like a box of chocolates, Forrest. You never know what you’re gonna get”.

[@pyropulseIXXI]

A lot of these are dumb, just people being complete morons

[@LadywatchingByrd]

Yeh. The way it changed implied that momma died. 😢

[@GaryTongue-zn5di]

@Tropicalpisces Mama IS dead at the begining of the film!

[@GamerMarine89]

Same with "Hello, Clariese" he says it at the end of the movie to her. It's a quote just remembered at the wrong time

[@AHHHHHHHHHHHHl]

​@@GamerMarine89He actually says, "Well, Clarice"

[@JustSomeKittenwithaGun]

The reason the L in Marvel isn't connected is because it's the only one that would change fundamentally how a letter looks. The E would not look like an E at all. It's due to the 90° angles of both E and L.

[@ZacharyDietze]

The Pikachu one is also easily explained because there actually *are* a few instances of some having a black tipped tail, most notably Pikachu Libre. The "Mirror mirror" one is *kinda* accurate, as it’s what the original source material of the book actually said, however I think most people remember it that way mostly because of all the other adaptations and parodies of it, which are plentiful. Very interesting how the Disney version is technically the one that did it wrong. Judge Judy never used a gavel, however she *does* slam her hands on tables sometimes whenever she’s trying to get someone’s attention. People might be misremembering that with a gavel because of the common associations as mentioned. Uncle Sam is simple: The stripes are thought up because of the American flag, which also has white stars on blue, and the fact that there is indeed a red bow tie on him. I’ve *never* heard of "Daylight saving time" spelt without an S in my entire life up until this point, everyone and everything I ever knew said it as savingS. It just sounds so cursed without it, we need to petition that to be the official meaning. I actually had some Skechers as a kid, and never once noticed it being spelt without a T until now. Not as weird, but it still spooks me nonetheless since I’ve once known about them a lot. Jiffy is a combination of Jiff and Skippy, both being peanut butter brands. Very easy. The rest is already largely explainable in one way or another.

[@Tony-oh7eo]

A lot of female Pikachu will have black tips to their tails

[@UltimaConflict]

Literally 🤓☝️

[@joshcurtis1690]

You ain’t even right on the judge Judy one because she did in fact use a gavel multiple times. It’s deadass one simple youtube search away Einstein. 💀

[@yellowgetbright]

Pikachu tail instance has been going on since way back then, (2001-2004) if I could remember, since I was born. I remember drawing his tail like that when I was 5. Way before Pikachu Libre was a thing.

[@bondod8019]

I always thought the confusion came from when Lord Faarquad says "Mirror mirror on the wall".

[@MarbleSodaPop]

The Jiffy one may come from people mixing it up with Skippy, another brand of peanut butter. Even I was confused because I thought my grandma used to tell me stories of her childhood dog named Jiffy, but them I realized his name was Skippy.

[@carlos-vp7df]

in some ads it mentions jif can be done in a jiffy that' could be the confusion also

[@tatum635]

No I remember Jiffy peanut butter. It looked exactly the same as Jiff. Skippy is a totally different looking container….my family thought the name just changed they were so shocked when I told them it was never Jiffy but Jiff.

[@googlesucks27]

@@tatum635 thank God someone else remembers it! I was starting to think I was the only one. I know what you mean about the colors too, the green and red were on the opposite sides on the Jiffy jar

[@shaneminer4526]

Could also be in relation to Jiffy brand blueberry muffins and cornbread

[@nostalgicumbry3279]

@@shaneminer4526 I always figured it was because of the Cornbread.

[@kidwajagstang]

The Berenstein Bears/ Berenstain Bears is the one that is most compelling for me. The reason is because I remember as a child being confused about the pronunciation and had asked both my parents AND my teachers if it was pronounced as Styne or Steen! If it was STAIN, then either of the grown ups would have pointed out the mistake or I simply wouldn’t have been confused by it at all as I was great at spelling and reading at an early age. Instead, my parents and teachers both stared at the title on a BERENSTEIN BEARS book and said that they weren’t sure as they never heard it pronounced out loud!! This was a DISTINCT memory as I was ALWAYS wondering which was correct. Then the STAIN crap happens and now I’m CERTAIN that parallel realities converged at some point, and possibly multiple to infinite times!

[@lindar6326]

"THEY" ARE TRYING TO COVER IT UP, I REMEMBER THE SAME, BECAUSE I BOUGHT THE COLLECTION.

[@sarahcampassi]

Same! I literally remember specifically having trouble pronouncing it so I committed that to memory. I would have known if it was an A. Like it doesn’t make any sense logically but I kind of believe there is something to this theory 😅

[@tz1839]

Fun fact, it's one of the few things I remember correctly because as French we pronounce it the German way and it sounds Beren-ch-tie-ne But all the other examples seems very universal because damn, I've been tricked!!!

[@EleonoraStill]

I wholeheartedly believe in quantum jumping

[@johnmccaffrey9712]

Yeah I specifically remember too -- it was "Berenstein" Bears. I'm like borderline Asperger's and have a photographic memory for minute details. Same with "Chic-Fil-A" (there was not a "k" originally).

[@ambermcvay6844]

I remember JIF always being JIF but there was also JIFFY POP popcorn that came in an aluminum pan with an expanding foil top that you could pop on your stove. Maybe that's the mix up

[@AliceBowie]

That's possible. I think it's because the other big brand was Skippy, so people just added the "y" ending. I remember my cousins saying "jiffy" but remember it actually just being "jif". I loved making jiffy pop, but it didn't come out great a lot of the time. You have to shake it to an exhausting degree.

[@ambermcvay6844]

@@AliceBowie oh my goodness🤣🤣yes!! It was like my mom put it in the hand of the kid thats the fastest that day, like she tried plottin the best turn out for her hungover popcorn..she always ate all if though..she turned up with false teeth about 3 years later...hmm

[@HunterXWorld95]

There’s also the famous Jiffy cornbread mix.

[@lightbeingpontifex]

jif is crap it was jiffy (peanut butter) , no confusion with the pop corn or skippy,,, 3 different brands

[@ambermcvay6844]

@@lightbeingpontifex puffy cheeks, chilllll🤣

[@NoGoodNik1]

Additional context for the Snow White one: the version of the story collected by the Brothers Grimm does have the queen saying "mirror, mirror" (or "Spieglein, Spieglein", in the original German"). A lot of later adaptations of the story would use this as well. The Disney version seems like kind of an outlier, so it's no wonder people misremember the line in a more familiar form.

[@ich797]

I was thinking the same thing. Got kinda angry because this movie is obviously based on a very famous fairy tale. Makes me wonder if Americans maybe don’t read them?

[@revelmonger]

​@@ich797 most people around the world don't read the Grimm fairy tales.

[@tokeykoontz420]

I've also noticed that if you look up the advertising for some of these people are actually just quoting commercials or advertisements that released around that time.

[@TheIsraelProphetess]

That’s a very good point. Going to the original stories rather than the media adaptations can probably explain many of these.

[@chapter4444]

Even Snoop Dogg said on his song "Lodi Dodi" : And said um "Mirror mirror, on, the wall" , Who is the top Dog of them all"

[@staceynainlab888]

It took me years to notice that Sunny Delight changed its name to Sunny D. People always called it Sunny D as a sort of nickname. When the name on the labels changed, I didn't notice. My brain just glossed over it and assumed it still said Sunny Delight and that people were still just calling it Sunny D as a nickname. It wasn't until a coworker pointed it out I noticed the official name had changed.

[@AutisticKittyStar]

I remember that too but come to think of it, I've not seen Sunny D for years

[@xjunkxyrdxdog89]

Today I found out...

[@animeloveer97]

@@AutisticKittyStar tbf you probably dont see alot of products you dont look for

[@animeloveer97]

i remember when this happened it was so weird when i noticed lol i was like wait this isnt the same thing untill i realized everything else was the same haha

[@AutisticKittyStar]

@@animeloveer97 I don't think they sell them here in the UK anymore, I last saw it when I was a child

[@themanwithnoname4385]

The tinker bell one does exist, however it has a different animation, and a different jingle, it wasn't used that much.

[@beanybabysnail8576]

can you link?

[@sonicfanboy3375]

@@beanybabysnail8576 It was on the Fast play DVDs

[@IOSALive]

sourcebrew, This is great! I liked it and subscribed!

[@PEGGLORE]

The reason for the Snow White one is that the original Grimm Brother's Fairy Tale says "Mirror, mirror on the wall". Disney had to change it to "Magic Mirror on the wall" for the film as they didn't have permission to use the original script. Only the people who read the original Fairy Tale would have a memory of it being "Mirror, mirror on the wall".

[@dahannes6739]

Same in German, it's "Spieglein Spieglein an der Wand"

[@TheBrazilianHue]

​@@dahannes6739and in Portuguese "espelho, espelho meu"

[@lasketless9278]

Farquaad also says "mirror mirror" in shrek

[@A_Stereotypical_Heretic]

Thats not true because they didn't need permission to quote the book.

[@lukeandliz]

Nah, Shrek's the reason for that one

[@respectmyauthoritah5778]

For the Mona Lisa one --- I saw this a few months ago and almost immediately remembered that there was an episode of this kid's show I used to watch called Wizards of Waverly Place, where the Mona Lisa comes to life. The episode starts with the characters looking at a painting of the Mona Lisa, who is not smiling. I think one of the characters even says something along the lines of "she looks so unhappy", but then she comes to life and they eventually make her less depressed, and she goes back into the painting smiling. I remember this episode from when I was like, eight, so maybe this is where is comes from? To all y'all who saw this one and have watched Wizards of Waverly Place, but maybe forgot about this episode, what do you think? And those who have never watched the show but still remember the Mona Lisa not smiling, what do you think?

[@meliboo4077]

I watched that show!. I do remember hearing a lot of references and stuff that the Mona Lisa always looks sad but now it’s kind of weird because obviously she looks happy.

[@almacharles8746]

When I was young I always remember the Mona Lisa looking, well, really Moany 😂, that’s how I know she did not look happy. I looked at her picture a lot and thought this. I’m 59 now.

[@Cobras17]

We literally had a discussion about Mons Lisa’s expression in art class years ago. And now she’s just smiling normally, there’s mothing special about the pic

[@geneticjen9312]

Not only do I remember hearing the term bucket list in the 90s, but a quick google instsntly reveals that the writer of the 2007 movie was using the term in his screenplay in 1999

[@i-6820]

Super cool video! I don’t share many KZbin videos but I had to with this one. Well done!!👍🏼

[@lightbeingpontifex]

this phenomenon is real

[@dreampillet]

This has got to be the most concise and entertaining video I've seen the Mandela effect phenomenon! I like that you did some research and proposed some hypotheses on why would people make such confusions. One that messes with my head to this day is that famous picture of Kurt Cobain with his iconic white sunglasses wearing a fluffy pink jacket, I remember distinctly that was one of the most iconic pictures of him ever... but it turns out, that picture never existed! There are multiple pictures of him with the sunglasses but no trace of the pink jacket.

[@wormsnebraska]

There is a photo of him in red sunglasses while he’s wearing multicolored puffy tinsel around his shoulders

[@adamjohnson286]

In many cases they're clearly not "confusions," but a genuine mystery of our bizarre world.

[@iluminumfalcon8619]

So everyone’s a confused Wine drinker who thinks Wine Red looks like Pink Chartreuse man Pink looks nothing like Plum red or wine Red.

[@monkeyman3884]

if this is the best then the rest of them got to be horrible there is so many that aren’t mandela effects at all and he even says they aren’t in a couple

[@dreampillet]

@@wormsnebraska Thanks, I wasn't aware of that picture but I'm sure I must have seen it before and it must've contributed to the mental image I had.

[@geneticjen9312]

Another explanation for "mirror, mirror, on the wall" is that lots of people also watched Shrek in their youth and that's what they say in the movie. After that, people assume that's what was said in older movies

[@RipplyAnemone67]

8:17 ok I think the misconception can stem from the fact after the no there’s a muffled sound and it kind of sounds like it has an L sound. Also just the fact context and all as well as it sounding more fluid

[@Mechan1calMag1c1an]

You can't convince me the fruit of the loom wasn't in a dang cornucopia. I will die on this hill

[@JZJ7777]

Search the damn logo up.

[@AutisticKittyStar]

Even the artist who drew it remembers it with a cornucopia

[@LezbeOswald]

yeah while most of these can be chalked up to our brains filling in gaps, autocorrecting unusual spellings, or just misremembering details, i find the Mandela Effect so fascinating with how hundreds, thousands, or even potentially millions of people could have specific false memories that manifest in similar ways. i don't think it's a parallel universe thing (though honestly we have no way to prove whether alternate universes do or don't exist so i could be wrong lol), but it's kinda fascinating, especially with more specific ones like Nelson Mandela dying in prison in the 80s or Mona Lisa not smiling or just never noticing that Scarecrow in the Wizard of Oz had a fucking handgun for no reason. our brains are kinda stupid, aren't they?

[@bronwyngavin6076]

I agree! It’s crazy! My brother and I remember where we were when we watched the Sinbad movie. I just can’t believe it didn’t really happen.

[@adamjohnson286]

There are alternate dimensions, you can find them easily by smoking DMT or taking ayahuasca. I've spent a lot of time in those dimensions; there are animate non-human higher intelligences there (i.e. "elves").

[@animeloveer97]

@@adamjohnson286 no you just tripped out by causing your visualkl processing and central nervous system go haywire. theres scince behind why you feel the way you feel on drugs although it can be a very goodf experience and your not actually going phically anywhere even if your mind tells you you are. its just being wacky

[@adamjohnson286]

@@animeloveer97 So people should note that the post here by the Archon agent using the screen name "naylene hess" is exactly the type of viciously dishonest trolling I've come to find to be the norm by the most psychotic element of our society, which is absolutely terrified about the truth of DMT hitting the masses. No, people who have DMT experiences, myself included, aren't psychotic lunatics experiencing delusions. We're normal people who have unspeakably profound authentic experiences. If you listen to people who have had DMT/ayahuasca experiences-and Joe Rogan has interviewed lots of them and many others are featured in the movie "DMT: The Spirit Molecule"- we're all very clear about how profound and *meaningful* the experiences are. They're very often described as positively life-changing; I would use that language, as well as often described as "God encounters," language I would also use. I'm 100 percent certain that I've interacted with a discarnate (separate, distinct) non-human higher intelligence many, many times on DMT. It's an experience that's transformative beyond words, and so many others share the same story. I really recommend Jeremy Narby's book "The Cosmic Serpent" as the perfect intro and contextualization of the subject of DMT and what they reveal, and there's actually a free PDF of the book available online. Also of course the book and movie of the same name "DMT: The Spirit Molecule" by researcher Rick Strassman. Google it. Above all I recommend the experience itself. Most people don't achieve a "breakthrough" experience the first time, i.e. a trip to this other dimension and encountering intelligent beings that give you information, but it's possible, and the experiences are profound and inspiring even when you don't break through. Usually it takes a few tries to break through. You have to come in with a positive attitude and relatively clean consciousness. It's *not* a party drug, it's an insanely powerful spiritual technology that shows us the true nature of our reality and human potential. A certain ultra sketchy crowd out there doesn't want this highly potent truth to get out, because it could liberate our flailing species.

[@ShOscar]

A personal Mandela effect for me is the death of Chuck Berry. For a good while, I just assumed he was dead since he made music back in the 50s, like "Johnny B Goode" in 1958. I just assumed "oh he's probably dead" and ran with it without doing much research. Then he would actually die in 2017, and I was like "wait he was ALIVE?" That shocked me for sure

[@cartonneexpress9265]

I had the same thing some years ago with Bob Dylan and was so happy to find out he was still alive.😊

[@AHHHHHHHHHHHHl]

For me, it was with Little Richard. For a while, I thought he'd been dead since 1985, but he actually died in 2020.

[@tlane819527]

Even Ace Ventura called a man with top hat and monocle as the “Monopoly Guy”

[@palialine]

In German, it actually is "Spieglein Spieglein an der Wand" which translates to "Mirror Mirror on the wall". Maybe its the same with other languages and thats why most people remember it that way. They just grew up with their childhood language version of this sentence. This also messed with me so much that I had to look it up to just confirm I am not going crazy, haha.

[@bellowingsilence]

Cable Guy is not the only major source of this phenomenon from Jim Carrey movies in that time frame. Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls has the title character looking at a guy in a top hat, with a monocle, saying “and you must be… the Monopoly Guy!” And it seems like no one questioned this for many years.

[@BrookseyJay]

Exactly

[@BrookseyJay]

Such a funny movie

[@brittany1674]

Right!

[@brittany1674]

Jim Carrey also says "Hello Clarice" in one of his movies.

[@kalublah]

For the Looney Tunes tier list, you gotta remember that it's main competitor at the time of its making was Disney's Silly Symphonies which began in 1929, one year before Looney Tunes started. Looney Tunes is the original Dreamworks or Bluth competitor to Disney's shorts that were made in the 20s and 30s, which is pretty interesting since Silly Symphonies only lasted around 10 years officially and Looney Tunes is still a totally recognizable brand.

[@ery9270]

Warner Bros also made another show alongside Looney Tunes called Merrie Melodies!

[@anxiousdeceit6846]

24:31 There’s a tv show called Daniel tigers neighborhood which is basically Mr Rogers but with animals and it’s animated, and the theme song goes “It’s a beautiful day in the neighborhood”

[@celticsoul2850]

I remember Mandela being released from prison, and it was the only thing you could see on TV for days. Every channel played it nonstop for days. I had never heard of Nelson Mandela. I remember him becoming president later. I remember him dying after that. I remember that I could not understand how this man was so famous, and I had never heard of him.

[@patrickt6642]

That one I didn't forget .it was on news a lot.the james bond thing is one I got wrong.

[@masterdeetectiv9520]

What country are you from? That might have something to do with what you never heard of him

[@spudspuddy]

most people are getting mixed up with steve beko dying

[@fizzydogg]

Looney Tunes being spelled that way is actually explained by the fact they were a parody/reply to Disney's Silly Symphonies, being a direct synonym. They were also originally much more focused on music! I always enjoyed that little tidbit and hopefully it clears the confusion :)

[@woodywilson5518]

Fun side note, early Fleischer Brother animated shorts were called "car-tunes".

[@redjackel6161]

Also, some of the first looney tunes cartoons were part of the Merry Melodies

[@animeloveer97]

also he background is litterally a record black circle in the middle with a big ring (records sometimes are colored)

[@spastickitchen]

Snow White, the children's story, was "mirror mirror, on the wall." If you recall it that way, maybe it's as simple as your parents read it to you as a kid. I think a lot of the parody stuff you found applies to other misquotes or whatever, too. A lot of people watched SNL or off-brand sketch shows. Probably a lot of the memories come from stuff we saw on TV that has been lost to time.

[@adamjohnson286]

We're told it was always "Magic Mirror on the Wall"... You realize that, right

[@Lu-kf7qz]

In the original german tale its "Spieglein Spieglein an der wand ..." so in english "mirror mirror on the wall.." . In the german dub its also "Spieglein, Spieglein...". Probably connected

[@komorebima]

The 52 US states one is surprisingly similar to a popular misconception in Italy: despite learning since elementary school that Italy is divided in 20 regions, lots of people remember them being 21! It's especially strange considering they were 19 until 1963 but never 21

[@lifted71blazer]

The Black Ops 2 Standoff sign one hit me like a truck. I played that game competitively which narrows the map pool down to like 7 maps and Standoff was my favorite one to play on as well but I do not remember there being a sign there at all. I feel like I would remember it too since in hardpoint you would have someone with an m8a1 (usually me on my team) sit at the top of storage looking out the window towards broken/statue/shop to watch for flanks.

[@jaredk300]

I actually remember that same sign, but it was half the size and on the brick wall. very strange

[@sham9505]

I’m the only one that remembers the sign lmao. I played black ops 2 religiously

[@PEGGLORE]

Damn Campers.

[@styleissubstance]

Best guess for the Fruit of the Loom logo is it is the "of the Loom" that causes people to mentally fill in the gaps and desire the Fruit to belong in something- in the Loom. However rather than thinking about an actual loom, we envision a cornucopia (horn of plenty) because of autumn decor associations with the arrangement of fruit. We also don't go around thinking about looms often so we put the horn there. Cornucopia can also refer to a collection of fruit without the presence of a horn of plenty which may explain some of the "residual" evidence. I say all this with the horn of plenty being one of the most significant Mandela Effects that actually get to me. The other big one is "objects in mirror may be closer than they appear" being "are closer," which really gets to me even still. Most Mandela Effects can be explained through the telephone game style of memetics that cause mismemories deriving from associations with other things. As a kid I was struck by Berenstain Bears but accepted it was because more last names like Einstein end with Stein. I thought it was Jiffy peanut butter until I realized I was thinking of Jiffy cake mix that my mom often purchased and Skippy peanut butter. I thought it was Fruit Loops until I realized it was Fruity Pebbles that has the real fruit in the title.

[@i3desiderata]

There was definitely a cornucopia it was the first time I had seen one as a kid

[@styleissubstance]

@@i3desiderata I have that memory too. However, memory betrays us.

[@thedankestmemes1116]

The mirror and Flinstones are two Mandela effects I noticed independently, so seeing them in this video and knowing others have the same thought is eerie. Nice to know I’m not the only one who definitely remembers “may be” on the side mirrors.

[@bruhbruhman349]

I remember seeing it as a kid though and I never saw a cornucopia before or even knowing what it was

[@styleissubstance]

@@bruhbruhman349 yes and our memory betrays us

[@uskatpai]

the Oscar Mayer one always astonishes me because there is a whole jingle that spells it out. and teaches you how to spell bologna.

[@joeshmoe9336]

Kit Kat did have a dash, and it was there in the early 2010s. It was my favorite chocolate bar growing up, and I used to split it on half on the dash, bite off the dash, and put it back together with no dash.

[@MelodicMaine]

There is literally a dash in Kit-Kat in the video.

[@TheAckeePlant]

Your ability to put out such good and long videos so quickly is honestly insane

[@ratbastards332]

Ive got a theory for Chartreuse!! This similar mandela realization recently occured to me upon a rewatch of the film Coraline. In a scene after dinner where it is finally revealed to Coraline that in order to stay in the otherworld, the Othermother needs to sew buttons in her eyes, she lists off different options of button colors. The quote is “Black is traditional, but if youd Pink, or Vermillion, or Chartreuse… but you might make me jealous” now something specific about this scene is that the 2 Buttons in front of coraline change color based on what the othermother is saying, and Vermillion, a magenta pink/red color (that is also used on the mandela effect website article regarding “Chartreuse”) is present on screen WHILE the othermother is saying the word chartreuse. In addition to this, i believe people unfamiliar might have heard these two new words “vermillion” and “chartreuse” and used context clues like the letters at the begininng of vermillion (Ver) sharing that syllable with the spanish word FOR GREEN, VERDE, thus mixing the two either retroactively after the film or during the scene itself.

[@artman40]

Could it also be that some people mistook chartreuse with fuchsia, another exotic-sounding color which is a shade of pink?