The Media That Predicted the Future Iceberg Explained

[@sourcebrew]

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[@JAPANESE_MAPLE]

i do

[@bubblemage]

better at stealing data and implanting chinese shit, yeah

[@KosmicShovel]

I love chinese spyware

[@jeremiahmorrisseau650]

lao gan ma is a spice? lmao

[@ToiletCloggerDemon]

No thanks bro

[@keldoe1351]

Like how half of this iceberg is real life tragedies and the other half is like “when the Simpsons PREDICTED that time my mom yelled at me”

[@anormalfishfan3656]

sooooo true

[@Whale_spider]

lol

[@Zombie_Trooper]

You can tell this Iceberg was made by a young person because a solid 2/3 of all these entries aren't really surprising. Many technologies we have today were dreampt up decades ago anyways, global viral events aren't strictly limited to 2020, and so many "predictions" aren't all that shocking when you consider the historical and social landscape of the time when some of these things were made. It's all very easy to explain, excluding a handful of genuinely interesting coincidences.

[@25thjake57]

same applies to 9/11 even. no, it's not shocking that if you asked someone where to bomb first as an act of terrorism against the US in 2001, the WTC probably would have been in any sufficiently educated person's top 10 list, also it would have been fairly easy to guess which extremist groups were the most likely to orchestrate such an attack

[@VonVikoGoat]

this iceberg is not about if they predicted the future, its a list of media that people believe/believed to have predicted it.

[@BabyCharmander]

Not to mention “Gravity Falls predicted FNAF” anyone who thinks this is a child who had never heard of animatronics until FNAF came out. People have found animatronics to be uncanny loooong before FNAF existed.

[@sonicfanboy3375]

The prediction of the Queen's death is the most ridiculous one.

[@mr.monkey354]

​@@BabyCharmanderbut the episode has animatronics specifically getting possessed. Not just animatronics themselves

[@voicechats]

that kobe one was insane

[@Nicholasmcmath-cr1xl]

Same

[@lowtierstears4938]

He was murdered by someone I can't remember but. Look up the conspiracy on kobe death

[@cremadefresita]

@@lowtierstears4938shut up

[@FileBanr]

Fr

[@JaredGoofball]

@@lowtierstears4938buddy…

[@himynameisben95]

the Doctor Who episode didn't predict Airpods. At the time the episode was made it was common to see people, usually businessmen, walking around using Bluetooth headsets to talk on the phone. That's what they're referencing.

[@LathropLdST]

One ear headsets existed waaay before that.

[@himynameisben95]

@@LathropLdST yes but they were particularly popular in Britain around 2006

[@cillianennis9921]

@@himynameisben95 when the episode aired. I really hate these predictions videos. Like there are a few cooler doctor who ones that actually are funny. Like accidentaly the episode the sea devils gave away the British Nuclear subs sonar signiture by showing how many propellers it had. This was a coincidence but MI5 ONI had to talk to some of the prop designers on reasons of national security. Also I think we have far better ones from other episodes of the time predicting things.

[@AsymmetricalCrimes]

Alot of people forget the WTC was first attacked in 1993.

[@LennyMill]

And trump has been trying to be president for the same length of time. It sickens me that nobody knows how ro fact check anything in 2024

[@kemosabe1313]

a lot of people also forget the owner of both the twin towers, larry silverstein, took out insurance money from the towers and invested it in airline stocks A DAY BEFORE

[@ImmaLittlePip]

@@LennyMill People forget things that happened 4 years ago too The planet of the apes pandemic thing was a reference to the ebola outbreak that was happening around that time Heck the Boondocks episode was referencing the time Popeyes ran out of chicken and the swine flu scare around that time too

[@BrothersOfDetonados]

Yeah, I always think of that when people mention 9/11, cause everyone seem to forget about it, but still it's crazy that some of the predictions out there about 9/11 or an attack on the world trade center involve planes

[@danem2215]

Same for outbreaks. They're not unprecedented. Dying, mass panic, and government control always come with pandemics. Welcome to the world of confirmation bias

[@Lithybelle]

Somebody washing their hands?! It must be a pandemic reference!

[@Sixma-ej5vp]

I just sneezed right now. That must be a pandemic reference too.

[@nxmx6ix]

Pretty stupid, the creator of the iceberg was reaching too much.

[@ENDERSTYLE74]

@@nxmx6ixwaaaaaaaaay too much, most of this had me rolling my eyes, I think the worst of them is the guy paying dinner with a drawing """""predicting""""" NFTs like bruh.

[@EkillOrRyan]

Tin foil hat is on

[@EkillOrRyan]

@@ENDERSTYLE74yea I think that one is just correlation in retrospect, with a little bit of reaching for straws, but goddamnit it’s now head canon 😤

[@benczus146]

About cartoons "predicting" the attacks on WTC. I honestly think the reason why so many of early cartoons had World Trade Center included in some of their scenes is simply because they were very popular. You know, kind of like a Golden Gate Bridge, everybody recognizes it. Not to mention, GGB also often gets destroyed in movies.

[@DioBrandoWRYYYYYY]

Also the WTC was ugly. Like the Empire State or Chrysler buildings are aesthetic, but the WTC was just two ugly concrete matchboxes. It was an iconic part of the landmark but also the one people would feel the least bad about seeing destroyed in a purely hypothetical and absurd scenario featuring UFOs or giant monsters.

[@Chrizz531]

Facts this, and the fact that the WTC was essential to NY created most of these “predictions”

[@slipstream7324]

in their audiobiographies, masons often mention how "everything is planned years in advance" that event was meticulously planned for decades

[@doesthisIookinfected]

I wasn't born until 2004 so I never really knew how important the WTCs were to American culture. Then again, they wouldn't have been targeted alongside the White House and the Pentagon if they weren't important,

[@dededesgustingtkemylife4825]

@@slipstream7324 no it wasnt, not everything is a conspiracy

[@lalababayaga]

Towers falling down is a trope that at least goes back as far as the Bible -- as in the Tower of Babel...

[@CCHO12346]

So the bible predicted 911

[@gazer99]

@@CCHO12346yes

[@nxmx6ix]

@@CCHO12346 🤯🤣🤣🤣

[@потлистьев]

and viruses very old bible 100% has reference of viruses so it now and covid-19 prediction

[@Silver-Nao]

"DID THE BLACK PLAGUE PREDICT COVID????" Same vibe as half of this shit

[@daymonharris8696]

Soundcloud rapper?? Imagine being that delusional to think that you own a sound from a video game that already existed..smh

[@jeremiahmorrisseau650]

its a twat called late night pharmacy with like 100 listens as well smh

[@marcovossenkaul8921]

I guess he sampled it,and yt thinks he is the rights holder

[@lainiwakura1776]

@@marcovossenkaul8921 If you sample something, then you know it's not yours! It's just legal theft.

[@prodmoira]

​@@lainiwakura1776sampling isn't theft sped boy

[@LucyKosaki]

if you contentID your stuff on youtube, it will automaticly search for audio fingerprint overlaps. It might be a mistake, depending on if brew tried to counter the claim or just removed the audio and reuploaded

[@jamesg6660]

The DDLC one is just kinda silly, because it's an example of how everyone seems to act like DDLC is far more original than it is. The reason Gravity Falls came up with the concept it did was because it was parodying the exact same generic tropes that DDLC also used as the bases for it's psychological horror genre-switch rug-pulls (this is right down to Monika's design, which is made insanely generic on purpose). And the idea of using these tropes and concepts as parody or rug-pulls was not a new concept either. Neither was the idea of a meta gimmick, or the concept of an anime character or J-idol becoming some sort of psychological stalker to an otaku/anime fan (this had already been done so many times before, that Gravity Falls was clearly parodying the trope. This has been, like, an insanely big gimmick in Japanese media for ages). It was basically unenviable that a popular game would eventually happen that threw all those things together. DDLC is well made & does what it does very well, but contrary to what people act like, DDLC didn't actually invent anything it did. It is obviously kinda coincidental that the show came up with an idea very close to DDLC, but it's not really that strange. It honestly more speaks to how "unoriginal" the concept of DDLC actually was at the time.

[@deadcake4406]

This is an example of the phenomenon when a specific example of something niche becomes popular with people who aren't into the niche thing, it's treated like the pinnacle of what it can be even if it's a very lukewarm example of it--this is the case for DDLC regard anime video games/visual novels (even specifically psychological horror fourth wall breaking ones. Ever17, anyone?) (I personally call this the "cavemen love Sonic 06" phenomenon, based on the idea that if you showed Sonic 06 to a caveman, they'd have their minds blown)

[@DienerNoUta]

Considering that DDLC is just a ripoff of Totono Those people who overate DDLC are just people who dont know about VN medium

[@TreeckoDX64]

Nah dude, Doki Doki Literature Club invented Horror Visual Novels

[@KidneyStealer02]

Honestly, think DDLC got the idea from the episode. But never played the game because visual novels are boring and watched videos of it lol

[@AluminumFusion22]

Your Metal Gear Solid 2 copyright strike situation reminds me a lot of the whole ordeal with The Town With No Name's soundtrack being unable to be uploaded to KZbin for a long time because a SoundCloud artist named Shrimp used the intro theme as an instrumental on the track Far Away. I recall everyone giving him grief because it was thought he was issuing copyright strikes manually, but it's more likely it was just KZbin's algorithm acting up.

[@monterrang1]

the johnny bravo one (19:35) looks more like a die hard reference than a 911 prediction tbf

[@patiopatiopatio]

I believe it's a reference to the movie towering inferno. 1974.

[@klaatuNaatu]

I was thinking a movie poster too, yeah. But for some reason the first one I thought of was The Rock's Skyscraper movie... even though it wasn't out yet, I guess it still serves to show that it could really be any kind of action-thriller movie poster. Heck, it could've been parodying Gremlins 2 for all we know.

[@johnboy898]

the Diary Of A Wimpy Kid one around the 22nd minute is more than likely a reference to Pablo Picasso who used to draw or even just sign a napkin to pay for his food at restaurants

[@mattwolf7698]

53:27 A Sheep was cloned in 1996, that had already been done by 2000.

[@katielouise1867]

Dolly the sheep!! I always thought that was very well known & huge news.

[@thatisaduck]

this is honestly kind of hard to watch, 99% of these 'predictions' is the most vague stuff imaginable, or something that wasnt hard to predict anyway

[@Law0fRevenge]

some wrestler wore a gas mask in 2018, clearly he knew about the covid pandemic!!!!!!

[@Jimbo1221]

right? this whole video feels so sloppy lmao

[@Somethingaweful]

@@Jimbo1221 He didn't make the iceberg. And he was also making fun of all these predictions. Was a pretty interesting watch for me.

[@FunkyFreshFella1]

But the Kobe one was crazy

[@chobies5383]

​@@Jimbo1221 He didn't make the chart you Dingus

[@Alexandra-ng1ih]

I love how some of these are “so and so predicted their own death and then they killed themselves” It’s like well I guess so 😂

[@haloninemusic]

7:43 I actually think the iceberg is referring to the episode of SpongeBob SB-129, where after arriving in the future Squidward notices that everything is made out of chrome, and SpongeBob replies, "Everything is chrome in the future!" absolutely positively not a prediction of google chrome but it is amusing to hear SpongeBob SquarePants say😂

[@jasonblundelldobebussing]

The real mystery is, who killed Source Brew on the night of 21st of may, 2024? 😂

[@ItsaMeQuint0]

BRO IT'S MARCH 21 2024 DONT DO THAT TO ME

[@meatbug8611]

I'm from the future for me 22 march

[@acecombat2shill]

that's my birthday

[@leafytaffy7291]

My birthday when I turn 20 😭

[@Neutral_Mario]

Write that down

[@Y2Jerms]

Siegfried wasn't also known as Roy horn. Roy horn was his partner in their show. It was "Siegfried and Roy."

[@andreiiosup6622]

I'm sorry. They predicted Queen Elizabeth's Death? As in they predicted a person was going to die at some point? Most of these are reaching but that one is on another level.

[@AzureRoxe]

The Ultimate Warrior predicted his own death. The wrestler called Ultimate Warrior's last promo was an oddly dark promo about how there comes a time where every man's heart beats its last beat, their lungs breathe their last breath, how his spirit would be immortalized by storytellers and by those who honor him. It legitimately sounded like someone talking knowing they'd be dead soon and wanted to give his fans and the industry one final goodbye. HOURS after the show ended, he collapsed and was pronounced dead at the hospital from a heart attack.

[@MarshalDoesStuff]

I edited that Jacksfilms Garfield clip hahaha Very proud to have taken a very small part in predicting the future

[@ToyInsanity]

Salvador Dali and Picasso were both notorious for paying for meals with drawings. Diary of a Wimpy kid is a reference to that.

[@ScreamingAllTheTime]

I remember the Simpsons reputation for predicting the future was why the Dead Bart creepypasta used to actually scare me cause once the graves start showing the same death date it implies an apocalypse. As a kid I was very afraid of the end of the world and was sure this was predicting it. I was both pretty impressionable and also I used to be pretty prone to lapses from reality until fairly recently.

[@kemosabe1313]

I had the same fear but with the Fallout 3 numbers station creepypasta lol , also nice puar pfp

[@skinhead-ej8ff]

OK woman

[@0008loser]

​@@skinhead-ej8ff okay incel

[@chad7016]

We were 8 years off from 2014 lol. Remeber that waiting to hear news of her death.

[@sidunivers2sid844]

Dude your voice over is peak entertaining not too lazy and not too energetic I wish you do horror icebergs of unnerving pictures or fictional creatures iceberg

[@AmemuraRamuda0214]

Now that you mention it, you’re right. There’s some KZbinrs who’s voiced r kind of cringy and over exaggerated and others who are too slow and low. His voice and speed is actually perfect

[@weareeat15]

prediction = vague mention of similar topic

[@MacSnud]

I think that saying, for example "A greater world wide pandemic will happen in the future or there will be a devastating tsunami in Japan happening soon" is not really a coincidental prediction, I think that it's mostly based on very likely scenarios, like the twin towers, they were very iconic for the NY skyline and had been targeted before 911, so it' was very likely scenario that would or gonna happen

[@wolfie1234100]

Not really a prediction but god hates us all by slayer was released on September 11th 2001. Kinda crazy

[@tb3411]

Honestly not that good of an iceberg. That author could have had a lot more on there such as Simpsons predicting the censoring of Michaelangelo's David or South Park predicting Hello Kitty Island Adventure or other toilet paper crisis predictions. The stupidest thing here is that Tier 7 only has three entries versus Tier 8 having five. That's not how icebergs work.

[@Mattakschwa]

The suicide booths are a reference to an old sci-fi novel, immortality inc. futurama was referencing the book, not making any predictions there

[@DUKEHadToDoItToEm]

The Trump Simpsons predictions aren't anything special because not only was he planning to run he actually did independent party and failed miserably in the early 2000s, which means they actually kind of got it wrong on the first one And the 2nd time there is a "gimme", i mean even if you expected Trump to get 2 terms nobody within their right mind would've believed they'd be consecutive terms even at the beginning of his presidency, and definitely not seeing approval ratings as time went on

[@DioBrandoWRYYYYYY]

plus he had been floating around in the NYC political scene since the 1980s. Despite popular belief, he didn't randomly enter politics on a whim, it was something in the making for a long time.

[@cdogthehedgehog6923]

It wasnt really about being right or "wrong" it was about the absurdity of the idea of Trump winning a presidential campaign.

[@потлистьев]

+it has 2020 sign going to 2024

[@princembat]

if i reached as much as the iceberg maker did, i could touch clouds from the sea floor lmao. especially with the pandemic ones, they act like the only time that people self isolated or cared about germs was in 2020

[@andreibaciu7518]

The reason so much media seems to predict 9/11 is because after the attacks no one dared to put stuff like a plane flying into a building or a tall building on fire so it created an environment where older media that features those tropes sticks out like a sore thumb. This also created a feedback loop, since after a while people began to specifically look for it and see this pattern where it would have been previously unnoticed.

[@forrrrestjohncave]

The Dream Theater one is really coincidental since the album was set to release literally on Sep 11, 2001.

[@LennyMill]

I just want to take this moment to point out to all the insane people that merry melodies is named after melodies, and looney tunes is named after tunes. Your memory has failed you - mandella effect ismt real

[@marsh_gl3605]

But...but... it says 'Merrie' in this video

[@chobies5383]

What else what merry melodies be called, Merry (insert thing that makes sense)!?

[@Jhud69]

Some of the pandemic predictions are bit of a stretch. Like, we had pandemics before (spanish flu for example), though some are eerily close, I'll admit. Love your iceberg videos btw so this is a treat.

[@ihaverare420]

I'm always surprised that source brew isn't even at half a million subs. He always has great videos, great editing, and a lot of work is clear.

[@EmbraceTheStruggle24]

Ikr 😅

[@reimuhakurei3311]

27:30 the higgs boson thing is funny because calculating mass like that can be done for any particle not just the higgs and the reason the writers would put a real equation is probably because the simpsons writers in the 90s had like 10 phds between them

[@theinadequatelifter9779]

The screenshot he showed also has nothing to do with the large hadron collider. It's a gag about solving Thermat's Last Theorem, which states that there are no whole numbers x, y and z where x to the power n plus y to the power n equals z to the power n for any integar=n greater than 2.

[@Sixma-ej5vp]

Some of the "9/11 predictions" could also refer to how popular the Die Hard movie was. Since the movie poster features a skyscraper on fire. That might explain the movie inspired scenes/references throughout various 90's media.

[@joaovitormatos8147]

Make America Great Again was one of the slogans of Reagan in 84

[@naomii_star]

he said that

[@DioBrandoWRYYYYYY]

I think the JJBA character was probably based more on Steve McQueen, not Alexander McQueen considering the character resembles Steve more and Highway To Hell might also be a reference to some of Steve McQueen's action movies since they were famous for their driving scenes. Oh and also Steve McQueen was in The Great Escape, a famous movie about a prison escape.

[@Oddbrad]

Fever chill goes so hard for the background music

[@AnimeGalOhio2288]

I remember watching the uncut version of Lillo and Stitch on a DVD for some reason. But of course my memory could be wrong

[@mattwolf7698]

Maybe it gave you the option to play the original scene and you forgot that detail.

[@grizzlydino]

I like to imagine the thumbnail implies that Ned Flanders was somewhat responsible for 9/11 Edit: For some reason my brain wrote “Ned Flanders” as “Fred Flanders” and I didn’t notice until some people pointed it out in the replies

[@BoomTribeEntertainment]

Ned Flanders. Uncultured swine 😂

[@AcidYoru]

Ned Flanders

[@ExtremeWreck]

That's not Ned Flanders. That's his evil doppelganger, Fred Wallonia.

[@BoomTribeEntertainment]

There’s something so creepy about the looney toons “the towers are falling” 😂

[@mikeshardstudio]

26:29 "Siegfried, also known as Roy Horn." Come on, man. That makes no sense. You can do better.

[@danem2215]

Siegfried and Roy, famous 1 man duo

[@Hello________________]

Lol

[@BenersantheBread]

The first animal to be cloned was a sheep called Dolly in 1996 so no, The 6th Day did not predict it, coming out in the year 2000

[@toasterifclj9974]

The SpongeBob one predicting chrome could also relate to the sb129 episode where squidward goes to the future and SpongeBob says everything is chrome in the future

[@ImmaLittlePip]

I think the main reason people remember Mercenaries 2 was its commercial and catchy song "Oh no, oh no, Oh nooooo! Oh no you didn't"

[@IkeFanBoy64]

Though I'm happy that C&C was mentioned, a prediction that is far more interesting is the one about C&C Generals predicting the rise of ISIS

[@Jg_23_12]

Hey dude sup i just wanted to say that i don't speaj very much English and that i been learnin more with your videos

[@NoBrakes219]

That is awesome

[@cy4n00]

that is pretty cool, also funny how I taught myself english by watching yt videos and now I have an english-spanish linguistics diploma

[@CrispySunset]

The Google Chrome prediction they're referencing to was whenever Squidward went to the future and everything was "Chrome" in the future

[@hectorlumbagoCringe]

Love your work, but, the “Simpsons predicted etc etc etc” thing is so cringe. The show has been on so long and there are so many examples of things they got wrong, it’s coincidental. I hope to god people don’t actually believe this. Love your work my friend.

[@Jawley_]

I agree, but he was just adding it in because it was in the iceberg. He most likely got it off of Reddit, and if he had removed them then he might not have had much to talk about

[@carl6982]

I think no one watching this thinks these shows actually predicted none of this xD, it's obviously all coincidences, really freaky and accurate (if very looked into em xD) coincidences, it's just fun to see the times a random ass show like Johnny bravo could accidentally "predict" something like 9/11 in a poster on the back of an episode having the quote "Coming soon" and 2 towers falling down. Of course people that did the background work for the show only thought of a random concept for an action movie having 2 towers smoking and the quote which is almost exclusively used for upcoming movies; they're not part of an illuminati nothing xD, it was just coincidental, but it's entertaining to look at those examples 👌👌👌...

[@BingusWorldwide]

This is what the video is about. Plain and simply titled "media predictions iceberg" three words tell you all you need to know. If you don't like it, just don't watch

[@katsuragipapi3191]

The Lelo and Stitch scene looked better than the current one.

[@mattwolf7698]

20:06 That didnt predict anything, thats just people not knowing history.

[@SuperiorGothBun]

The thing with a lot of these “predictions”, especially almost all of the Simpsons ones are that they are general events that are loosely connected to things that happened

[@SteelCityRaven1318]

The story of frank Ferdinand’s assignation is interesting a man named Princip joined a group aimed at the destruction of the Austro-Hungarian empire What happened was that the archduke was in Sarajevo when another member of the group along with Princip threw a grenade at Ferdinand’s car it missed at landed in another motorcade car which injured the passengers The other member of the group was beaten by the crowd while Princip slipped away he went to a cafe to eat because he was allegedly so scared that he would get executed without killing franz ferdinand When franz Ferdinand who was on his way to the hospi to visit the injured from the bomb took a wrong turn right in front of the cafe the engine then stalled right in front of the cafe prinicip simply walked out of the cafe and shot him to death

[@DaveHonkles]

Total Recall also had Arnold and self driving cars, but came out first

[@IfJesusWoreAHat]

The Kobe one is pretty much identical to the Siegfrud and Roy entry, as Kobe refused to ride in a car and it was constantly joked that he would die in a helicopter crash.

[@QueenOfFails]

Bruh the queen can't live forever

[@colinfuller]

Yeah, lol, a lot of these are stupid but that has to be the dumbest one on the iceberg

[@Heattokun]

I'm about 8 minutes in, Robocop better be in this EDIT: Damn, for all the speculative entries, lacking this one is such a waste. Clarence Boddicker, the criminal that is one of the major big bars of the film, puts in a CD the size of a... CD into a machine when he's killing Bob Morton, and it began playing video. At this point Betamax was a thing, but the discs for those were massive. So it successfully predicts DVDs as it's a medium that's the size of a music cd that plays video, in the time when VCRs were the hot thing on the market

[@DioBrandoWRYYYYYY]

CDs and LaserDisc already existed when Robocop was made, actually.

[@namessuckeh]

CD-ROM was released in 1984 and could hold digital video. Laserdisc was the same year.

[@Blakbox92]

Betamax was a tape based medium, a competitor to VHS, I think you mean Laserdisc. Predicting that there would be video on CD sized discs would be a logical conclusion, LaserDiscs exist, Compact Discs exist, what if somehow in the future the LaserDisc is smaller? it's like the PADD in Star Trek TNG "predicting" tablets - computers existed in 1987, notebooks and clipboards exist, what if there are computer-notepads in the future?

[@Heattokun]

@@DioBrandoWRYYYYYY well yeah I mean that they predicted a disc that isn't overly huge like laserdisc as a video medium

[@DioBrandoWRYYYYYY]

@@Heattokun CDs were already a thing. The first music CD released was back in 1982

[@Conradical316]

I literally had a few bruh moments in the intro....

[@Ezramicon]

The irony of the AI being evil and manipulative reveal being censored by an evil AI is not lost on me.

[@jesterking27]

The Kobe reference really bums me out.

[@TheLexusKitsune]

It’s clear that we’re living in the Metal Gear Solid future

[@christopherquintero6910]

Yeah oc

[@fearodactyl2886]

didnt kanye put the globdoglabdaglab in donda because of dunkey? doesnt seem like that much of a prediction

[@SonicfanTheNightfury5099]

If I had a quarter for everytime Shows predicted 9 1 1 I would have alot to count

[@MouetteRoquefort]

the video be like "pokemon predicted the 9/11" "dora the explorer predicted the 9/11""your mother predicted the 9/11"

[@dolphin_yee]

I predicted 9/11

[@Number_1_Rated_Salesman1997]

33:46 it’s actually a 747, which, despite the similar name, is a VERY different plane.

[@Dexieboi2013]

The simpsons predicted that my dad never came back with the milk

[@HannahandCailinLoesch]

An iceberg I’ve never heard of for this fine Thursday 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@Alex-u2l6f]

0:18 My Uncle from Florida showed me this when I was a kid, and ever since then I've been into conspiracies

[@tankcontrols1]

There’s one i feel like should be on the iceberg: Tom Clancy’s The Division predicts pandemic, if you watch the intro video to The Division 1 it seems eerily similar to how the pandemic started and all the mass panic.

[@alyasfukename3355]

My favorite prediction is from ferenheit 451. Ray Bradbury predicted ear buds by talking about a bullet shaped device that fits in your ear and transmits radio. He also talked about people wearing them so often that they just lip read (often badly) instead of actually listening to people in front of them.

[@DajJednego]

The insane part about the JoJo entry is that this whole hanging on a pole situation is, in and of itself, being predicted by one of the character's stand abilities. Also, there's a plane in the background when Araki shows the guy hanging.

[@CaptainKrby]

I haven't tuned in for a while, really cool to see how much you've grown and improved, especially compared to when you first started

[@Pooky1991]

The only ones that got me were that Black Mirror pig scene😂 Real life is weirder than fiction. And that Kobe Bryan one because damn.

[@00Mandy00]

There was an artist in the ‘80s or ‘90s who would draw intricate alternative versions of US money and then try to trade them for goods and services. They got fairly valuable and the artist was always pushing getting in trouble with the Secret Service.

[@00Mandy00]

He did art as JSG Boggs

[@d00gl3]

I really like how you went about this and pointed out a lot of the flaws with this iceberg. Most of these are just someone finding very simple correlation without putting any deeper thought into it. Just about everything on here is super explainable and the few that aren't are just simply coincidence, and there aren't even that many on this list.

[@awfulsoup324]

im surprised that even with some metal songs being entries on the iceberg, there was no mention of cattle decapitation's song "bring back the plague," which came out in 2019. i would consider that more of a prediction than the media that goes off of the fact that pandemics have happened in human history before.

[@MWMWMWMWMWWWWMWMWMWWWMWMMMMMMW]

On Kanye’s 2005 album 'Late Registration' Kanye predicts on 1 of his skits (Skit #4 to be specific) Among Us. In this skit Kanye said and I quote “I've called this private meeting today because there is an imposter among us. There is an imposter among us.”

[@r3mus47]

Honestly the iceberg format is slowly getting boring but your content in general is really good keep it up bro 👊

[@mysterious_559]

The Titan prediction is interesting

[@C.A._Old]

mostly escape from new york 1981 movie. *escape from new york 1981 Movie Almost Predicted 9/11*

[@JPS47]

8:55 You could say back to the future was one year off due to the 1994 season being canceled.

[@gryficowa]

Looking at how many productions and albums predicted September 11, I have the impression that they all wanted to destroy this tower, come on, that's a lot

[@goodgirIfaith]

VENEZUELA MENTIONED 🇻🇪🫓🇻🇪🫓🇻🇪🫓🇻🇪

[@real.hatsune.miku.39]

05:09 Its ok to talk about it now since the CDC said its the same as the flu now

[@JoshuaR.Collins]

37:30 that titanic/titan one gets even more eerie, when you add the fact that the Ocean Gate sub that imploded (at least that what the evidence i've seen and heard suggests) on its way to visit the titanic wreck in June 2023 was named titan. Though i assume that part wasn't in the story, its still adds a layer of eeriness.

[@wolfetteplays8894]

37:48 this video unlocked a long lost memory within my mind. I am rewatching the original real quick, lol.

[@Tgungen]

They should include that one time ssethzeentech randomly predicted the 2022 Kazakhstan uprising in a game review

[@sentrytortellini4184]

i think i remember something about the sonic comics predicting a pandemic during their run

[@1megaalakazam100]

I love these iceberg videos... Nice video my friend

[@crackdog2169]

14:36 that’s exactly what’s wrong with the KZbin copyright system some random person/company can just claim your vid even if it’s fair use or worse not even there property

[@thequinlanshow3326]

The only one of these that is seriously impressive is Dunky with the GlobGlobGabGalab sample. It is so insanely obscure that it has to be intentional. It also helps that it's the only song on Donda that I think is good. Might be a little biased 😂

[@TheDevilishangel123]

16:26 Stan looks different than I remember

[@twisted_autumn]

one time in early 2021 one of my friends in a discord call randomly out of nowhere said "betty white is going to die on new years", pretty sure the conversation was about famous people who were very old, well anyways yeah she died on new years and my friend said they couldnt remember why they even said that it was just the first weird thing they could think of to say

[@AustinLaPlante]

I’m surprised that “The Last Man on Earth” from FOX Broadcasting Company wasn’t on this iceberg since it predicted COVID-19.

[@tallussy_hallussy]

Man, I haven’t heard anything about that show in a while.

[@jennetics00]

You forgot when AVGN predicted the Rambo movie back in 2007. “What are they gunna do, call it John Rambo?” Oh man that’s too funny lmao

[@castlewhite1577]

Oh wow, something in the past references about a pandemic, it must have never happened before!