Top 20 Mandela Effects (Best of 2024)

[@AllTimeScary]

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[@darrenabel6795]

Hey "All Time" dude I just now literally just now discovered we lost another emoji it was a smiley face emoji hugging a heart. I literally went to use that specific one and COULD NOT find it anywhere 😮🤷‍♂️. Just making you aware. 😳

[@AUAsdaughter]

The Mandela affect is created by the wormhole in the time and space that the tall greys have created with the assistance and or agreement made with the deep black ops under the naval operations such as the area 51 and DUMB bases, all the secret projects and CERN. Our governed had used the wormhole operations to go back and forth through time to change things in the past to create the present which they want to create for their agendas. Each time they went back they would change a small thing but would create ripples or changes in our history. Some people have DNA that keeps such a connection with the first history, they can't forget it, but not everyone's DNA (frequency antenna and memory base) is still connected. This creating the Mandela affect. The activity of CERN created a ripple strong enough to create a tear in our etheric time and space fabric, in 2022. Message me if you have thoughts on this please

[@billybobscat6233]

That Mr T ad for sketchers is awesome. . Also, why does my auto correct even spell it with a T when I try to spell it the way it's supposed to be spelled???

[@RiseoftheLibertarian]

American Gothic used to be an old woman with grey hair. It was one of my projects for art class in high school to reproduce it as closely as possible. We had to pick between one of six paintings. I spent 3 months working on the piece before the due date hit. I hope I still have a copy of it because mine was a perfect copy of the original. I got a perfect score from my art teacher. I remember her saying to the class that mine looked like a photocopy. And, I remember every inch of that painting and the woman was not blonde, she wasn't so smoothed skin, her head was slightly more to the right looking at her husband, with her eyes looking directly at him. What really gets me is the chin, they aren't even remotely close to the original. The jawline was more defined and her neck had wrinkles near the jaw and dress top. But looking at her chin all I can see is a dog face wearing sunglasses. It looked nothing like what it does now. Just amazing.

[@positivevibetec]

Definitely was

[@chadleatherby3309]

​@@positivevibetecyes she was old

[@GisherJohn24]

That one I showed to 20 people in my circle. All remember the old lady. My biggest one is the famous painting dogs playing poker. I actually added a coworker to the painting on paint shop pro probably around 2008 in the center back of table. The thing I made my coworker wear was a golf visor of sorts. While I don’t remember the color of the visors on the dogs, but they had hats and visors, but man. The reason I put a visor on my friend was to mimic the dogs at the table. Now they have no caps or visors. It’s actually terrifying to me. As my jpg image changed just as the painting everybody knows.

[@eggheadnurse]

If you made a perfect coyp you'd have the daughter (or copied off an imperfectcet copy)

[@UrbanGardeningWithD.A.Hanks14]

Her hair was in a bun as well, if I remember correctly.

[@betsyadams9670]

For American Gothic I always thought the old lady looked like grandma from the Beverly Hillbillies and would joke about it as a kid. She was definitely grey haired and wore glasses. As for the A team the van was all black with the red stripe and it was mad dog Murdoch. I honestly not sure about the I pity the fool, Mr. T might have said it outside the show. I also remember the seahorse emoji. I grew up in California desert and was taught about the camels. I really think they are gaslighting us and changing written history.

[@brucesamuelson7541]

In Moonraker when Jaws met the girl in the end who smiled wearing braces, not anymore 😮

[@toddaulner5393]

I remember laughing about it! It had to have happened!

[@biggiemal]

I will never be convinced Dolly didn't wear braces. She just did!!!

[@blacknight2149]

Even “normies” remember it like that!

[@adamshatwell]

There's a nod to the A-team van mandela effect in the Mr. T Skechers advert, the van in it is all black

[@Dethmeister]

Hey, how come you and everyone is calling the Tutu Effect the Mandela Effect? Is it a current widespread meme or joke? I don't keep up too much on internet culture. I can't even find Tutu Effect videos anymore, all it brings up is Mandela Effect videos. ?

[@RichardCaudill-t5b]

Beat me to it, first thought I had!

[@ArtTasticCreations]

"KitKat" has always had a dash for me and been written Kit-Kat. Here's something wild about this. I wrote this story for a class where a character grabs one out of their backpack and Microsoft Word autocorrected it to "KIT-KAT". My mind was blown.

[@papmasterOST]

When you type on the phone ..not one hyphen

[@chadleatherby3309]

Always had a dash

[@ArtTasticCreations]

@@papmasterOST I remember it corrected it with a hyphen on an old Samsung phone which was also odd. But I haven't encountered that on my new phones.

[@ArtTasticCreations]

@@chadleatherby3309 Same for me. I even drew the "kit-kat" logo on some folders at school straight from the way I saw it on the package because it's always been one of my favorite chocolate treats. When I first saw it written as KitKat I thought they had changed the logo or something but it turns out it supposedly had always been written that way and I was completely shocked.

[@eggheadnurse]

You misremember the hyphen

[@NewHamburgShenanigans]

The Wii guy said "You Win!" With enthusiasm. I remember it.

[@AllTimeScary]

Exactly what I remember

[@chepitogamer8222]

I played those games for hundreds of hours. The wii guy said you win.

[@chlstarrbay5205]

A small add on to the statue of David, it's not just the heart shaped pupils that's wrong, his brow is furrowed while the rest of us remember so vividly no pupils, just smooth irises and a placid face. I found out about the furrowed brow part from Ticktok users who found out about the David Mandela Effect.

[@gunnaliteswafford3842]

Never know the pupils where hearts but I've always known there where pupils and a furrowed brow

[@KaterinaStClaire]

There was a "Fruit of the Loom" manufacturing building you could see off I-65 close to Bowling Green, Kentucky. It had the cornucopia and fruit logo on the building... time shift?

[@keving4792]

For the 1,000,000th time, FOTL NEVER had a cornucopia in their logo! Get over it!

[@bidybabies1906]

@@keving4792 Jeez, chill out. If this was really just a silly little memory quirk like some of you claim then you wouldn't react this way

[@dryliss7639]

@@keving4792 There's proof. it was on the logo from I think 80-84. Google it.

[@christopherscoopeiner8812]

I remember in American Gothic the older wife looking straight ahead, not slightly at the man, who I guess is her father now. I remember her hair being grey.

[@mikeroland2133]

Yes, grey hair.

[@joshtoews3136]

That's the picture I remember too

[@rebekks81]

And round glasses!

[@marcusalonzo1572]

Nice best of! I remember Brain always saying "Pondering" and not "Thinking" and The A-Team's van as all black with a red stripe! So crazy to see that and that's why I love these videos!

[@AllTimeScary]

Another year, another Best of!

[@bluzedogg]

But the question is, 'Are we losing our minds?'

[@shannonscopper4298]

NO, born in 63, horror movie fan! The Birds was definitely black and white!!!!! edited for spelling errors

[@alexanderludvigsson3611]

Lots of movies and series was filmed with colour in the sixtiees. Perhaps you watch it on a black and white telly? I imagiane not lot of people had colour tellies back then. Or they mix it up with the mövie psycho?

[@WILD__THINGS]

Wrong. It was in color

[@pegs1659]

I watched it on a color TV and it was in black and white.

[@lillikonig68]

It was black and white

[@synchronicitytime]

Same ​@@pegs1659

[@markmiller4246]

That GPS from the 30's looks straight outta the 90's

[@martawalkowiak773]

I grew up in the 80s and I never saw or heard of a scopitone.

[@bluzedogg]

As much as I have loved music my whole life, I am a boomer, I was always around music, always talking music, always listening to music, and I'll guaran god damntee you there has never been such a thing as a scopitone.

[@NightmareRex6]

mandalla effect dosent seem to effect the "time" in our sense, like another time of another nature, like since theres peaople born in 1960s who remember "lion and the lamb" then changed in 1970s and 1980s but then how can i born in 1990s ALSO remember "lion and the lamb"?!?!

[@martawalkowiak773]

@ exactly. It’s not time, it’s more like timelines.

[@christopherscoopeiner8812]

I grew up on a farm. And cow tipping as well as snipe hunting were pranks we played on our cousins from the city. I remember that cow tipping was always fake as was snipe hunting.

[@eddykaye8217]

You just blew my mind with that American Gothic picture. It was without a doubt an old woman along side the man

[@CosmicawarenessCitizen]

What was her hair color? I remember it being brown

[@fiveangrybunnies1470]

I remember gray hair in a bun

[@maryjanedoe]

I remember glasses and an older woman with her gray hair in a bun lol

[@jennifernordlund2691]

And she was looking straight ahead. That was what was unsettling about the painting, the way they were both staring at you.

[@NanaShawnia]

I always thought it was a husband and wife! Blew my mind too.... The hair was a grayish version of the current haircolor and she had glasses on.

[@tiagoaguiarguitar]

The GPS one is mindblowing!

[@mikeinfinity3525]

@@tiagoaguiarguitar yeah, that makes 0 sense.

[@POLARTTYRTM]

I myself found a residue from Pinky and Brain a few months ago, someone made a comment about their iconic line, and it was thinking.

[@AllTimeScary]

That one still trips me out.

[@POLARTTYRTM]

@@AllTimeScary I wish I could have sent the screenshot to you but unfortunately I lost the screenshot.

[@deathpie24]

An old cartoon of a very smart character using dialect not as common makes perfect sense I've always remembered it that way This is definitely just a case of miss remembering something "Are you thinking what I'm thinking" is so common in other media it is an easy mistake

[@kai_am_the_table]

​@@deathpie24 it's really not just a case of misremembering if hearing the word "pondering" in that question creates such an uncomfortable reaction throughout your mind and body. I have better memory than anyone in my family, they're always saying so. And I've always had OCD, obsessed with things being accurate, hating when things are quoted wrong. So no, I wouldn't just hear "pondering" and retrofit it to have always said "thinking" in my head, just because that's the more simple word. That's just ridiculous. If you can't open your mind up to the idea that this is your base timeline and other people's souls have somehow merged from another where things like this were different, then it's pretty pointless commenting on videos like this

[@CosmicawarenessCitizen]

​@@kai_am_the_tableMany people lack that knowledge 😅 But you're absolutely right !

[@Crowbar11115]

Damn I'm early!! Love your vids!

[@AllTimeScary]

You kicked right down the door! Happy to have ya

[@zanderwoodcock8976]

Mr T said pity the fool in rocky 3

[@lilhar9678]

Look at the van in the Skechers commercial 22:08

[@Raarya-wc4vc]

What about it?

[@brianwebber6996_ROADHUNTER]

It isn't half gray like they say the van in the show was

[@QueenBamBEE32724]

My husband and I noticed the same thing! No grey upper half!

[@linag7308]

Who's watching in 2055?

[@jackievict0ria]

I thought I was the only one. That’s crazy! Are you for real?

[@Jus2Smooth4You]

Huh ?

[@TomDLuv777]

Cow tipping? 😂😂 I grew up in a rural area and have known about this forever. It was meant to be a joke like sending someone on a snipe hunt.

[@nicholasbstone]

I appreciate the work you do. This is a legitimate phenomenon that deserves to be taken seriously. Many of the top-recommended Mandela Effect videos regurgitate the same dozen or so well-established ME's in a low-effort bid to generate comments for the algorithm. Your content offers a refreshing view of the many changes that we've seen and continue to see, drawn from personal experience, genuine research and/or "digging" for new unknown changes. For these reasons, my decision to subscribe to the channel was an easy one to make. Keep it up 👍

[@JessaLynn8]

WHOA!! I had NO IDEA about the ancient sky scraper cities! I knew about a couple of taller buildings, but I had no idea they got soo tall or that there were soo many! Or that there were ancient replicas of like NYC! Wild!!

[@ANNA-bq9yy]

I remebered there is something similar somewhere arround/ in Russia. I forgot the name of the place and people. But it was very stunning.

[@kreepyentertainment9437]

Not sure if this is a Mandela effect but I've been collecting coins off and on since the 1980's. I've always heard of the San Francisco S, Philadelphia P, and Denver D mint marks. I recently started collecting again and now there is a W for West Point mint. I have never remembered seeing a W mint.

[@ToyInsanity]

West Point used to only do proof sets and commemorative pieces, and dollar coins. In 2019 they started doing common coins, especially quarters.

[@GenesisWise]

I've never seen a w but saw a video that references it and I was like no that's not a mint. You're on to something.

[@kreepyentertainment9437]

@ToyInsanity thanks for the clarification.

[@GaryRosie-o5e]

I worked five big ice machines here in Florida and would pull an average of $1,000 in cash and coins and it took me many nights falling asleep looking at coins until I finally found two quarters.

[@Jus2Smooth4You]

Yooo I collect coins too there was never a W and if there’s no mark it’s because they said those were part of a collection set

[@christinekanters6414]

It was an older woman with grey hair and a bun. I remember that clearly.

[@mikeinfinity3525]

I don't know what's going on with this reality, but, this is amazing!! It makes life so much more fun!

[@AllTimeScary]

See you totally get it. The Mandela Effect is fun regardless if one believes it or not. It’s so interesting to challenge your mind and memories.

[@mikeinfinity3525]

@AllTimeScary It's fun because there are so many things that I am very, very familiar with that have changed! If I didn't know some of these things so well, I don't think I would be too interested in the Mandela Effect. I would question my memories. But, since there is no doubt in my mind that many things are different, there is nothing in the world more fascinating than the Mandela Effect !

[@bluzedogg]

I'm glad I look at it as fun and interesting myself.It's kind of terrifying though.

[@mikeinfinity3525]

@bluzedogg I was scared at first too. But, I settled down. There is nothing to be afraid of.

[@candidas]

I am 41 and I love music, I always have. I do not remember video jukeboxes back in the day. Music videos didn't happen until the late 70's into the 80's. This one gets me. I don't remember this for the life of me. Music videos from the 50s outrageous.

[@Dethmeister]

Video jukeboxes weren't widespread and probably went out of style very quickly because they were expensive and high maintenance. They weren't around anymore by the 70's.

[@shannonscopper4298]

I'm making a connection between what we're allowed to know and what we actually know. We're not allowed to know what is actually known by certain people. (Yes, I'm a full blown conspiracy theorist) ."they" can give us a lightbulb that will never die but that would prevent large companies making the big $. They've had all the tech for years. I'm 61, they've had the tech since before me!!

[@CosmicawarenessCitizen]

Terraria Civilization

[@maryjanedoe]

​@@CosmicawarenessCitizenTartaria?

[@CosmicawarenessCitizen]

@@maryjanedoe Ah yes that one sorry I misremembered it

[@BradleyHovey]

You're right on the money LOL money money money money money

[@xerostrifer3445]

You win is from street fighter and I think it’s trails from that and whenever I see a you win i hear that guy in my head even if there’s no voice to what im watching

[@lillikonig68]

I just checked again on Google. Romeo and Juliet's balcony still exists in Verona, Italy, as do Juliet's tomb and Romeo's house.

[@Dethmeister]

Romeo and Juliet are fictional characters. Those places are all just tourist attractions inspired by the story.

[@JuLie-jc1dq]

I am 100% certain that Hitchcock's The Birds was in black and white. I remember it very well. As for the balcony scene in Romeo and Juliet, I have to admit that I am literally speechless. I have the play here at home. I checked and it does indeed say "Under Juliet's Windows" in Act 2 Scene 2. Unbelievable 😮

[@joshuaedwards3322]

Technicolor, I think 🤔

[@joeanarumo616]

The man. Thank you

[@TheWolfgangKeller]

Concerning the "Der Wanderer über dem Nebelmeer" painting of Caspar David Friedrich: I can imagine two reasons for the confusion: 1. Some people confused the title (Nebelmeer - sea of fog) with what is actually shown in the painting. 2. Caspar David Friedrich created another painting "Das Eismeer" (The Sea of Ice), which indeed shows the sea (I honestly admit that some time in the past, I confused elements of these two paintings).

[@chadleatherby3309]

Juke box with a tv screen sounds cool though, never had those on my timeline, that guy had 3 sets of arms, blue ribbon waa def what it was, skeTchers with a T, fruit of the loom with a cornicopia

[@wolftitan]

I actually heard it today "I'll be home for Christmas, you can count on me!" 🤯 I went to universe prime!

[@Kiwssie43]

I’ve seen the birds in black and white!

[@rachelroosken8404]

"I pity the fools" was said in just about every episode, I can even still hear the way he said it

[@HennyFlatsWest]

I remember, "The Birds," was in B&W in the first part of the movie. Then turned into color after Tippi ran into the glass phone booth for protection.

[@lydierayn]

4:06 Almost a year ago Hearthstone (cardgame) made a reference to the painting. The card's text is literally "Maw and Paw" Clearly a wordpun on Ma' and Pa'

[@deadpoetoftheyear]

Old tech is freaky. I remember seeing a really old movie and they could send images through something reminding of telefax, called Belinograph. 100 years ago.

[@colspiracy8326]

The Star Wars one really gets me, it was definitely Trash compactors, now it is garbage mashers. I was in the Star Wars fanclub, i was obsessed with it. 👍

[@krazydreamer]

I always remember the star on the Starbucks logo. I also remember a different Mandela Effect where people remembered there being a circle around the star.

[@dirtyboypdx]

I grew up in the Pacific NW, and I'm on the other side of that one. I don't remember a star.

[@cindyfowler2610]

I was stationed in Italy in the 90’s, we took a road trip around Italy over a 4 day weekend and went to Florence, Venice, Verona, Genoa, Pisa and Rome. We went to Verona so we the Romeo and Juliet balcony, and we saw it, I have pictures in my footlocker in the attic. Now, sometimes balconies are not something people can walk out on there, sometimes it’s only 18 inches off the wall so the windows can open, but they are still considered balcony’s.

[@tadpoleslamp]

I remember seahorse emoji. Color I not really a thing with emojis. They're rendered differently by different sites.

[@oluwasanmiorekunrin8882]

The Starbucks logo always had a star on its crown, I remember A team car being all black, the Wii sports announcer 100% said you win, I 100% remember pinky saying thinking, I remember Mr. T saying I pitty the fool, I remember Skechers having T, I remember if you build it they will come, but don’t remember skyscrapers in the Middle Ages at all, 100% remember cow tipping, and I remember the American gothic women looking straight not away from the camera I knew she was the man’s daughter, I remember Lotad 6 legs, gps in 1932????????????????, vitruvian man 2 sets arms?????????? Nah, and camels in the Wild West??????????? Yeah our timeline changing far too much 😭😭😭 someone’s trying to render in this to our timeline, other ones 🤷🏾‍♂️ lmao

[@sammylane21]

I never personally cared for the missing emoji ones.

[@jasonneugebauer5310]

I can honestly say three teenage boys failed to tip a cow on multiple occasions, from personal experience. I heard about cow tipping but don't remember anyone who I would trust saying they were successful.

[@janlassen6101]

The most serious one so far = The HEART have changed place from always being on the LEFT side to now in this timeline in the MIDDLE !!!!! Someone should tell the movie industry that the heart is in the middle now. I have seen countless of movies where people are stabbed, shot in heart on the LEFT. . You took the ones that are hardest to prove. when there are many many that has a lot of evidence.

[@CosmicawarenessCitizen]

It's best of 2024 not from 7 years ago 😅

[@c3posgoldencalf]

You might be interested in movie CEDs. They are a possible historical Mandela Effect that I don't think anyone has covered. They were a competitor to Laserdiscs in the early 80's but no one I have asked remembers them, including 2 people who worked in video stores in the 80's. They actually look cooler than Laserdiscs imo so they should be memorable to people from that time period

[@betsyadams9670]

I only remember the laserdisc. Never ever heard of CED. I was born in ‘73.

[@j.griffin]

Did you mean CD? If not, what does CED stand for?

[@betsyadams9670]

@ that’s what I was wondering also

[@betsyadams9670]

@ en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capacitance_Electronic_Disc

[@chadleatherby3309]

Birds was black and white, this def feels like a weird AI history, enough of it is right but enough weird things are off to make you scratch your head

[@1986BassHead]

The A team van is absolutely all black and red 💯. I love hate the Mandela effect

[@justinphemister5813]

I am a lover of history and I Know that I've read camels were in North America, but were wiped out along with things like giant sloths tens of thousands of years ago when men first came to the continent, I've read this more than once and from different sources. Hearing they were present and native to the land in relatively recent history is insane! And the was a cornucopia with Fruit of the Loom, I Never think of cornucopia's and associate them with little else, why would my mind make that up? Weird man...

[@vanmandolinn]

In field of dreams,it said at first "if you build it they will come",At the end of the movie it said if you build it he will come.

[@TracySullivan-th5fh]

You say that the A-Team van is gray and black and red while you show it in the video here where it's black and red... Take a look

[@WolfShadowhill]

The David one I’d easy to explain, when viewed from a normal angle standing on the ground the distortion is not visible and creates the effect of a normal eye with light reflecting of them. It only looks off if you’re super up close and looking for it. It a form of force perspective

[@galinageorgieva8554]

The eyes were smooth, no iris, no pupil

[@gregoryblair9810]

As for cow tipping, when I grew up we would go “snipe hunting” at night. Yes, there really are birds 32:20 named snipe, butnit was a reference to necking.

[@jakelords24]

"cow tipping" was code for doing other things...

[@CosmicawarenessCitizen]

The painting I remember it being an old lady with I don't know how it's called something to protect her hair from the sun , she had brown hair and a similar face to the man , anyone remembers it like that ?

[@jacobbrumbaugh6928]

For Romeo and Juliet. I think people are confusing the balcony with West Side Story, which is basically Romeo and Juliet anyways. West Side Stories one song takes place on the balcony and is known as the balcony scene. People are probably just thinking of that. I always remember Romeo and Juliet being a window.

[@kurt950]

It has always been pondering, that's what made the line so memorable

[@yeffyanus6534]

American Gothic the film from 1987 shows the same image, but with the older couple- she is holding a knife. This can be found online :-)

[@RobertLester-k2s]

The irony about the seahorse Mandela effect. The memory portion of the brain is called the hippocampus. It is shaped like a seahorse.

[@blacjackdaniels200]

It was always “ if you build it, HE will come.” and he at first figured that the “he” was referring to shoeless Joe Jackson, and then in the end of the movie when he sees his father walking towards him, then he figures out that HE was his father.

[@turismofoegaming8806]

For the anatomical illustration, there were always six arms three on each side! Two were pointing downwards Two were straight outward And two were angled upwards in the exact manner that the two were angled downwards

[@Tanui0]

People who remember "You win" from wii Sport are probably just confusing it with "nice shot" because this sound effect was used in many memes.

[@twistedfirestarter8913]

Think we had emojis on msn messenger before it shutdown?

[@kurt950]

"Let's talk about it!" - Trick Williams

[@knucklesdice]

😅 the A-Team van is even all black in the Skechers commercial😂

[@SuperMarioBrosIII]

Speaking of Camels their hump doesn't contain water but actually it is made up of fat stored in the camels' body. 🐪🐫🤔🤯

[@christopheralan5666]

22:07 Skechers is totally gas lighting, LMAO. The A-Team van is all Black! 🤣🤣😂

[@orman28]

It’s always been pondering for anyone I have asked

[@deadcarpet]

Lotad going from two on one side to three is the same as the screws in Naruto's headband. I remember 4 total growing up, but a few years ago it changed to having 6.

[@christopherscoopeiner8812]

I remember the All black A-Team Van.

[@ĐĶ4208-l2o]

My grandfather had that 1932 GPS in his old Buick

[@ANNA-bq9yy]

Was that an american thing? My dad is born 1949 and growing up I always saw him checking maps on routes when we went for holidays to Poland. He even clearly said it recently. Back then people had a gps in their head because they constantly stared at the road and signs.

[@PJFunnyBunny-yl7co]

Im not a religious person, but Ive exhaustively studied both the okd and new testament. Im familiar with the 'man' fleeing naked, but has anyone heard this scripture about it being actually a little boy now that was naked that Jesus had dealings with? That blew my mind 🤔Seems like any person who reads the scriptures would know THAT one. Wild.

[@terahtexas3529]

He was never naked. Never.

[@ntv358]

We had dip dabs here in the US. It was a pale white edible stick that you dipped into colored sugar.

[@PokeFresh726]

Who ever wants more here u go,…the queen song did say champions of the world at the end, stove top was all ways stoffers, in silence of the lambs he did say hello Clarice, monopoly man had eye piece,…

[@dallinlowe1031]

I know for sure Queen had that. I would sing along all the time as a kid and always thought I would mess up on the “of the world” part.

[@galinageorgieva8554]

Yes, at the concert he does sing it at the end, that's what we all remember and it still exists

[@PokeFresh726]

@@galinageorgieva8554 no he doesn’t sing it at the end anymore, it doesn’t exist anymore,..

[@kathyhackney7950]

Im mandela effected in that i specifically remember you covering field of dreams already, i swear 😂

[@timhollis3390]

Me too,I mean why wouldn't he have? It's one of the most famous and oldest ones there is

[@MaritaCovarrubias01]

He’s covered all these. It’s a best of.

[@maryjanedoe]

This is a compilation of the best ones of this year ❤

[@timhollis3390]

@kathyhackney7950 to the two comments above, he said it was an all new one or didn't you hear?

[@jeffolofson5806]

There was a movie in maybe the 1970s called "Humps" about the first cavalry unit that used camels, so it was a fairly well-known thing.

[@megfinn2336]

Camel in Wild West? 😂🤣🤣😂🤣😂😂🤣😂🤣 Good one! Can't stop laughing 😂

[@sweetmaths4213]

I remember Cindy Dolls spelt with a C not S. In the 70's. Apparently it's always been S.

[@obsidianwinters5857]

The A-Team van was definitely all black/red stripe, but oddly, Murdock has always been Howling Mad for me. Weird.

[@thatsnotmyname1]

Well.. do you want to get completed mindf*cked? Check 22:08 🤷‍♀️ lol

[@thatsnotmyname1]

Well.. get ready then. Check min 22:08 😂🤷‍♀️

[@KimberlyRuble]

That’s right

[@slickmet]

Nice

[@AllTimeScary]

Thanks!

[@turismofoegaming8806]

It's so funny that the Michelangelo iconic statue changed as if now the statue is to say "I don't know what the hell to think anymore" Whereas it used to be very concise and "we're gonna get this done and we're gonna do it right" Or at least this is what I think when I look at how it used to be to how it is now

[@adolcristin3526]

The quantum effects of A.I alters reality in a quantum state

[@m.k.8352]

Cow Tipping: In the series ,Big Bang Theory', Leonard and Penny talked about a book about that topic. It was published from Pennys home state. Coming from the land myself, I know, you can't do that.

[@c.k.2405]

DUDE... Your "NewMandela Effect" at the end of the video was "If you build it he will come"..... THAT'S BEEN TALKED ABOUT FOR YEARS.

[@heatherreich2687]

The movie the birds freaked me out. I remember when they went back and turned it to color. It was a big deal.

[@charmincat]

when I watched it it was in black and white because we didn't have a color TV so if you watched it and it was color it was black and white and quite frankly that movie terrified me I never watched it a second time same with clockwork Orange and one flew over the Cuckoo's nest some things one time is good!!

[@kituwahband]

Quite a few of these i didn't know about...like David's eyes, or the field of dreams (never watched it)...so those one's were news to me!!

[@ntv358]

Does anyone remember a fight between Paris and Romeo right before he entered Juliet’s tomb? Apparently that doesn’t exist anymore.

[@hailey37133]

28:12 I think someone in California made a movie about the south and thought “what would be something a southerner would do for entertainment on a farm?” and came up with the idea and it stuck in the movie scene as a “stereotype”.

[@NanaShawnia]

I got to meet Mr. T. when I was 5 or 6 at the Carl Casper Auto Show. I am trying to remember if "I pity the fool" was his life's catchphrase, or if that's what he said right before he went after bad guys in the show. I know when he sat me and my twin brother, one on each shoulder at the same time, he said "I pity the fool" and the crowd went crazy! If I remember, I will update Yes, there were camels in the West way back when. There are laws on the books back then making it illegal shooting them!

[@elnumberjuan111]

All Time is Number Juan☝️💯👍

[@rachelroosken8404]

I`ve watched reruns of The Bird, Alfred Hitchcock on a colour tv in the 80`s and it was black and white

[@Dethmeister]

There was a movie in the 1970's about the US Cavalry using camels called Hawmps!

[@johannaecheverrylopez2386]

1:09 i was literally looki g for the swirly eyed emoji today!!!

[@thatsnotmyname1]

And? Did you find it?

[@kestial]

😵‍💫

[@imaadahere]

Considering it was H.M.Murdoch of course it's Howling Mad

[@KimberlyRuble]

Exactly!!

[@DerRicksteRick]

Sketchers ohne T sieht falsch aus. Ich bin mir sehr sicher dass es sketchers geschrieben wurde

[@AKayfabe]

es braucht ein T