You Are Wrong

[@freefallfirebat4218]

Exactly like how everyone believes Charlie is 5’ 6” when he’s actually 7’ 8”

[@fishe8927]

I'm pretty sure he's actually 5'4" LMAOOO

[@blacklight6090]

@@fishe8927 no? He’s like 8’ 9”

[@ItzMalick]

Yo fam I make a variety of short entertaining reactions on KZbin as well, I’m still working on versatility, and quality but I guarantee you will find something you will enjoy!🙏🏾💯

[@InaBenzz]

@@ItzMalick no one asked ✌️

[@ritual_9968]

@@InaBenzz no-one asked you to say no one asked

[@JaboodyDubs]

Here to confirm that the Shamwow Dub was not created by Nelson Mandela. Thanks for clearing things up Charlie.

[@creetcrow7367]

Holy shit it's the guy

[@Wernershnitzl]

I’ve been bluepilled this whole time.

[@thedotgiver2820]

.

[@franciscoflores2403]

I really enjoyed your videos when I was still in late elementary and early middle school. I just turned 20 that’s insane

[@franciscoflores2403]

Favorite video was probably sticky buddy

[@Mrbutternubs]

There is no Mandela effect, Charlie just straight up gaslighting us for 11 minutes

[@immortalhamster1645]

Yes

[@felix-antoinecyr6236]

No he is not. Go ahead and try to find the video. I know it,s mind-boggling but it,s true, he never made it.

[@illusionaryheart3325]

@@felix-antoinecyr6236 I mean, if he was trying to gaslight us, he would probably delete it. I don’t think he did, but it’d be hilarious

[@felix-antoinecyr6236]

@@illusionaryheart3325 i agree !

[@jakexplores8041]

But I distinctly remember watching it! And I never even watched the jaboody dub to this day either- so weird

[@AdamKlownzinger]

I just considered “Cheez-its” the plural of “Cheez-it”. When asking for just one I would ask for a Cheez-it and when buying a full box of them I would buy a box of Cheez-its. If you told me one way or the other that it was Cheez-its or Cheez-it, I would believe you either way

[@howardbaxter2514]

This. We eat Cheez-its, but we sometimes accidentally drop a Cheez-It to the ground.

[@zionjeffers7204]

@Fail Fort SamOnella

[@mollykircher3104]

I remember when I saw Cheese "itz" with a z and I would always be really mad because that period of time people used a Z instead of an S has ALWAYS pissed me off. I vividly remember telling the manager of the fucking Safeway when I was like 4, "a Z is not an S. Figure it out." And there is a video of me saying that and it is a story in my hometown of that happening, so what the fuck? WHY would a whole TOWN make that up and why would I say something about it as a toddler? I want to throw up out of just pure anger when that comes up.

[@KissyAdair]

Who asks for ONE Cheez-it? 🤣🤣🤣

[@Just_Reading_Comments]

@Molly Kircher maybe it’s because it’s Cheez not cheese

[@peanut3777]

I was totally expecting Charlie to go: “I’m actually 6’0 and have been the entire time.”

[@DeadSpacedOut]

i would've fell out of more chair faster than i did after watching Critikal, who's always been named that on KZbin, after he uploaded the Shamwow Video.

[@solodolo8049]

@Kavetion reported

[@JasonTheKIller246]

@Kavetion delete

[@DCCLXII]

Underrated content

[@TheGary108]

Of course he’s 6’0, when he stands on his third leg that is.

[@jae6563]

People watched his tier list on bad celebrities and as soon as they heard the word "shamwow" fall out of matt's mouth, a new alternate reality was created. THE MOIST EFFECT

[@inyourgranmaass3605]

@Kavetion you really tryn be known for the dude who says that in everybody's comments lol

[@krisa3Jpcw]

@@inyourgranmaass3605 its a bot, dont reply to bots

[@trevorturner6025]

@@krisa3Jpcw Fools you are all replying to the bot

[@lilfishnet9265]

Yeah but I know exactly what ppl are talking about and it's by an entirely different KZbinr.. their name is JaBoody Dubs They have a shamwow video..

[@krisa3Jpcw]

@@trevorturner6025 i replied to the person that replied to the bot, not the bot

[@PsychoticPanda_]

Bullshit. Multiple of my close friends and I VERY clearly remember Charles making the joke "yup, this puppy will soak up that pile of piss better than grandma's old dish sponge". There's no fucking way me and 4 others all remember WORD FOR WORD that exact same joke being made.

[@pureendermen7902]

This joke killed me bru

[@CAM_x_CAM]

Its from the real smart mop video

[@andresh_cz5663]

XDDD

[@alexanderlevy2762]

I don’t recall a sham wow I do remember him making one on a mop though

[@510tuber]

I’ve only seen 5-6 old Charlie videos in 2020 when I first saw him. One of them was Shamwow. I remember because I didn’t really care for him…he was fun but didn’t care much…except I knew Shamwow so I was more interested in that video. I didn’t end up actually watching him until a year later so I’m not going off decade old memories or sifting through hundreds of videos in my mind.

[@gils501]

Whenever Charlie is on his deathbed his last fevered words; "berenstain bears, berenstain bears!" He'll never forget.

[@SenpaiKillerFire]

Stain bears

[@DJDitty]

Or “I made the shamwow video all along!”

[@sonetagu1337]

BEREN. FUCKING. STAIN (ED). Never been born on _the_ generation or read the books but GOD DAMN, STAN (OR/AND JAN)!! IT'S STEIN(ED), NOT STAIN (ED)

[@ricksanchez9798]

Baren stain bears sounds like a doggy toy......

[@firstcyberbattalion7531]

Stein

[@Based_Goddd]

I don’t think Charlie has realized that with this video format he’s unlocked the world record any % apology video script. All the KZbinr apologizing needs to do is claim Mandela effect and false memory’s for any controversy in question

[@vitaminwater9662]

haha quirky lol

[@youplayzz7922]

That works until they check the footage tho lol

[@Valstrax420]

@@youplayzz7922 Imagine waking up one day and everyone has footage of you doing something the previous day that you never did.

[@OfficialMurray]

And that, kids, is what we call gaslighting!

[@shiannafoxx]

Lmao gaslighting 101

[@bornofstardust5910]

I watched a documentary one time that proved people can start to forget facts about a situation in as little as 30 minutes. Colors of things, people who were there, what happened, what time is day it was. It's very easy to forget shit.

[@carlieguercio45]

Dude I don’t forget something five minutes after it fucking happens it’s scary it’s like I don’t have any room in my mind to remember anything else

[@sourlemonade7916]

That sounds cool, do u remember the name of the doc? I’d like to watch it :)

[@youtubespag]

@@sourlemonade7916 forgot the name immediately

[@someguyy194_2]

There was a different study type thing where people where shown a very light car crash, like only a tap, but because the questions where like “how far did the glass go when it shattered” the people started to alter their memories and started to remember the car crash being very bad despite it not

[@ryant32u]

That’s why eye witness accounts are the worse types of evidence. We give them way too much credit too.

[@RaethFennec]

I think the Mandela effect happens because when you remember something, you remember the last time you remembered it, not the original instance. You're basically playing the Telephone Game with yourself. But similar to how text is handled in dreams, text we read in our memories gets replaced with the concept of what was written. Like a pointer referencing a string in programming. You 'remember' the pointer, not the string itself. We don't read each letter after all, we only read the vague, pattern-recognized word sizes and shapes as a single unit. (Unless you have some types of dyslexia.) So when we remember that word written down, we know the concept that was there, pick what it most accurately represents (filtered through bias and other similar recollections), and then visualize what we're now thinking about in its place. This lets us, essentially, complete change the words/titles on things to match our expectations rather than our observations. People remember seeing your Twitch username and URL, and just think that's what they saw on your KZbin URL, since they DON'T remember penguinz0 anywhere near as well. When they remember looking at your KZbin URL, they replace it with the memory of looking at your Twitch URL. Penguin is tied to lots of other competing memories. "moistcr1tikal" isn't.

[@Aura-Ora]

I'm a year late, but ... thanks, man. I get it now. 💕

[@trademarkjoe8879]

Remember when Charlie could have saved an airplane from crashing but decided to leave everyone behind for personal gain?

[@rishabhgupta6068]

That's homelander i am pretty sure... Or am i ... Idk anymore man

[@juhalight5921]

Cri nge

[@shubhharish490]

Wow Charlie is Homelander

[@flametoooth]

These replies are lacking humor

[@christianacosta3945]

couldn’t have saved it from crashing. was his fault tho

[@julianenrique7822]

The nostalgia from hearing "what's up everybody, it's Cr1tikal".

[@RyuMai]

yeah i miss the old Cr1tikal

[@reka10]

Isn't it "what is up guys, it's Cr1tikal here!"

[@harrydaley352]

If the only reason we remember it is because he said it out loud why do we all remember the 1

[@juhalight5921]

Cri nge

[@SconesStudiosHD]

Why do we remember how to spell it tho, since he only said it?

[@numberonesnarkfan]

I was about to go absolutely insane about the Critikal thing. I remember when his whole persona was "guy in a hoodie with anime covered eyes"

[@ChippyGaming]

The one I always remember is the tv show Sex in the City but apparently, it's actually Sex AND the City🤔

[@cavegamer5989]

It took reading the cover back 10 times to convince myself. Literally always thought it was Sex in the city.

[@sonicx254shere3]

what the hell, im literally watching a video of yours right now as we speak, hey chippy! have a good day ig, also theres no way its sex and the city lmao

[@alwaystired1]

@@sonicx254shere3 there's 0 ambiguity about this one, y'all were just kids and misheard the show name LOL

[@sonicx254shere3]

@@alwaystired1 nahhhh nahhhhhhh totally not pfffftt whatre you talking about

[@xavierpark5937]

I don't care it was sex in the city , not "sex and the city " .

[@cardboardbox_tech]

My favorite part is when Charlie said "it's moistin time" and moisted all over the place

[@swysux6217]

I loved when he said “the real true was the moist we made along the way!”

[@hitlerhongchrist2045]

It's crazy that kids will still use dead memes from 4chan 6 months after it died holy sht then again I'll still find you kids using the certified hood classic format and that's been dead for 7 8 years it's so just baffling

[@JessMcNicholl]

@@hitlerhongchrist2045 Yes people exist that are different ages to you

[@ryanthordsen858]

@@hitlerhongchrist2045 sick superiority complex dude

[@swysux6217]

@@hitlerhongchrist2045 you have “hitler” in your name, you’re no better tryna be edgy for nothing more than internet clout

[@andrewhenley1962]

This is almost as cool as the time when moist critical said his hit catch phrase "it's time to get critical"

[@danielleayala2171]

Lmao

[@Klabbity_Kloots]

And I absolutely love his theme song... ♫ _Let's get critikal!_ ♫ ♫ _Critikal!_ ♫ ♫ _It's time to get critikal!_ ♫ ♫ _Critikal!_ ♫

[@balthazar579]

@@Klabbity_Kloots Read that to the tune of x gon give it to ya

[@ItzMalick]

Yo fam I Make a variety of short entertaining reactions on KZbin as well, I’m still working on versatility, and quality but I guarantee you will find something you will enjoy!🙏🏾💯

[@aus42]

First thing that comes to mind is everyone remembering the line “Luke, I am your father” when in reality it was “No, I am your father”

[@USDS_TikTok_Mike]

It was Luke, even James Earl Jones remembers it being Luke and he was the one who had to memorize the lines.

[@camberr]

@@USDS_TikTok_Mike I saw somewhere (don't remember where) that in the original cut or something it was like, but it was changed.

[@KaseyC.]

I was never really into Star Wars growing up, so I always remember Toy Story's joke about it instead, which I'm pretty sure is the "No, I am your father" instead of, like, "Buzz, I am your father" or something.

[@sprtsfanatic1]

@@USDS_TikTok_Mike The lines between Luke and Vader go: Vader: “Obi-wan never told you what happened to your father.” Luke: “He told me enough!…He told me _you_ kill him!” Vader: “No…I am your father….”

[@thewovenmantis6813]

There have been sooo many different cuts of the old Star Wars movies, it’s almost impossible to find the actual original airing anymore.

[@latham4575]

My favorite part was when Charlie rolled up his sleeves and said "It's SHAMMIN time."

[@bimgus5808]

and then he shammed all over those guys

[@aoni8254]

@the real princess daddy wtf why is the bot in moist cr1tical's comment section lmao

[@azalago]

@@aoni8254 Haven't been here in a while huh. All of his videos are heavily targeted by bots.

[@azalago]

@F2 Oh I know, I'm just surprised some people haven't seen them here yet.

[@ItzMalick]

Yo fam I Make a variety of short entertaining reactions on KZbin as well, I’m still working on versatility, and quality but I guarantee you will find something you will enjoy!🙏🏾💯

[@Ununoctium-]

The "Fruit of the loom" logo one is really interesting, since the original logo designer actually thinks the "false memory" is the correct one.

[@yourfavoritezoomer9104]

I watched a whole EmpLemon video on this and also swore it had a cornucopia. Wild.

[@NebbishWizard]

This is the reason I knew what a cornucopia is. I was staring at the logo while taking a dump because I had nothing else to entertain myself while seated on the porcelain throne. I asked my parents about it and they said it's a cornucopia.

[@Brony_Sage]

That is the one I'm the most passionate about, since I also vividly remember looking at that logo with the cornucopia several times and I have a specific memory years before I knew about the mendella effect where I told my mother they removed the cornucopia from the logo and she said that there was never a cornucopia.

[@dpaquet0]

It wasn’t the original logo designer, it’s the designer of an album cover parodying it

[@DelEnd_Virtua]

I can see the logo in my head... I didnt even know it doesnt have this logo to this day...

[@liamlunasee]

I remember when Charlie had to travel across the ocean in Australia with an incredibly forgetful friend trying to find his son Nemo kidnapped by a dentist

[@fatbgmanbg975]

" forgetful " Edit: bro, you sure are a unlikely one!

[@ItzMalick]

Yo fam I Make a variety of short entertaining reactions on KZbin as well, I’m still working on versatility, and quality but I guarantee you will find something you will enjoy!🙏🏾💯

[@henrystump3161]

"Had to double check and make sure I wasn't the one hitting the crack pipe"

[@blueee0088]

I love Charlie's content. It's still just as good as when he did a backflip, snapped the bad guy's neck and saved the day

[@rhoydplaz2853]

Snapping homeless people's necks are tight

[@-SoonerorLater]

Nice Ryan George reference

[@joaocabo07]

Snapping the bad guy's neck is super easy, barely an inconvenience!

[@KaiSchSp]

Wow wow wow

[@coolguy7461]

yoooo

[@IntoTheFire777]

It is most DEFINITELY "Berenstein Bears", they even said it in the cartoon so there IS an audible version to confirm we are right.

[@wheredoesdonkeykonglive5147]

The berenstein vs stain has a pretty simple explanation. It’s written in cursive so your brain may skip over a letter easier than if it was in print. Most would assume it is the typical ending to a name stein and fill in the “a” spot with an e in their mind. And once you say stein once you’re going to skip of the letter a in it forever.

[@unmemorablehero]

Most of the false memories I didn’t have, but that berenstein one got me good.

[@Maxthekillbot]

Don't know how real they are, but there are also multiple pictures of merchandise, books and video tapes that actually have the misspelt "Berenstein" version on the label rather than the actual "Berenstain" spelling which would only further add to the misconception.

[@vortex_all9055]

its stein not stain and you can't change my mind

[@fob911]

that, and basically all the tv guides at the time got it wrong as well and labelled the tv show as Berenstein Bears too.

[@nathanforrester6977]

@@Maxthekillbot I’ve seen a video where someone had some old tapes where they had both spellings

[@Pundae]

1:26 this one's pretty simple though. You're just using the plural

[@Ranger_Steve]

This happened to my dad. He remembered working at some store and he saw a keychain or something like it that said “vote for Pedro” and that’s a reference from Napolian Dynamite. Well, here’s the interesting part, my dad saw the keychain in 1995 as he says with his co-worker pointing it out and he asked my mom if she remembers him taking about it and she said she did. Well, how can that be true when Napolian Dynamite was released in 2008, 12 years after he supposedly saw the “vote for Pedro” chain. This phenomenon is not necessarily the Mandela effect, it’s more deep. Sometimes you memories can get twisted and the order can be interrupted. Weird right.

[@Chocolate83Bunny]

time traveller chaos agent pedro running for elections in the 90's

[@combatking9985]

I heard somewhere, though I could be completely incorrect, but you reconstruct a memory each time you think of it, might be different if one has a photographic memory

[@fosterscheeseluver13]

I think it actually came out a few years before that in 2004 or 05 but ya definitely still a good decade after his claim of seeing it 😄

[@aliasofanalias7448]

@@combatking9985 Yeah and each time you recite a story, so if you tell it differently you will eventually remember it differently. That's how a lot of compulsive liars end up believing their own lies

[@olive8604]

Couldn't that also just have been a case of a local politian or something at the time named Pedro actually running for office?

[@Draygarth]

So according to the internet there are two main reasons that we remember Berenstein Bears, not counting the Mandela Effect. First, there were actual knock-offs that spelled it wrong in books. Second, the voice acted stuff pronounced it ambiguously meaning many of us probably heard it as Berenstein.

[@nomoretwitterhandles]

I'd also like to point out that a lot of children don't know how to spell around the age they'd be reading books like that. Yes, kids can READ, but most cannot read WELL, and out of those that can read well, only few can SPELL well. Now, let's take into account the fact that our memories change as we get older (not the core part of memories, but the little details). For a lot of those kids who cannot spell, as they get older and learn how to spell, they figure out how sounds work within the English language. When it comes to Berenstain vs. Berenstein, we still pronounce the "stain" as "stein" because it's.. not exactly English in origin. So when we learn about how sound AND language effects spelling, most people would assume "Berenstein" because that's how it SOUNDS. When, in reality, due to LANGUAGE, it is spelt "Berenstain". As a person who was a really good reader and writer at a very young age, I frankly didn't give 2 shits about the Berenstain Bears because I had already outgrown that shit when I was 6. By that age, I was already reading books like R.L. Stein's "Goosebumps". Naturally I'd forget how to spell "Berenstain" because I hadn't read those books since I was a toddler; hell, if I was asked how to spell it without any help, I would've spelt it "Bearenstain" or some shit, because they're bears! It's a play on words! That doesn't mean the Mandela Effect is real, it just means I haven't fucking read those books for nearly 2 decades! If anyone tried to remember how to spell the indigenous name of a city they'd heard about 20 years ago, they'd for sure fuck up the spelling. Anyways, people who believe in the Mandela Effect clearly have no understanding of the human brain, nor of child development... There is a REASON we misremember these things, and it's because our memories are just like that! A memory is not a 100% guarantee that something is true!

[@cetosadistic4998]

your apart of the government i do not believe you

[@nomoretwitterhandles]

@@cetosadistic4998 you're* a part*

[@darklazerx7913]

Three, the brain isnt a recording device. It just remembers what it wants to. If you think Bernstein sounds more right than Bernstain, and dont think about it, you will just think its Bernstein.

[@cetosadistic4998]

@@nomoretwitterhandles you forget that this isnt a spelling test

[@Professional_Ghost]

I'm looking forward to Charlie having to do a follow-up where he has to explain to everyone that he's not actually Emiru's brother.

[@AllanElMelon1043]

Bullshit!

[@ItzMalick]

Yo fam I make a variety of short entertaining reactions on KZbin as well, I’m still working on versatility, and quality but I guarantee you will find something you will enjoy!🙏🏾💯

[@TheMisanthropist69]

He's not Emiru's brother because he IS Emiru!

[@wesleybalsamo9268]

I think the Barenstain thing, at least for me, is because it is a children’s book, and my parents and teachers always read it to me as stein. Sometimes I replace words I see with fake ones because of the context of the sentence, for example, I will initially read “Will went to the park” as “I Will go to the park”, because I thought I saw and “i” and go makes more sense than went. I think that because stein is a name much more common than stain, a quick glance at the title is read as stein.

[@koolerstream921]

replacing went to go is crazy (btw I'm just trolling I know that was just a typo and you meant the missing 'I' lol)

[@alex_theperson7064]

Can I just say I love your pfp

[@NottherealLucifer]

I already made this reply, but I'll copy/pasta here. Plenty of us watched their show as kids or read their books, at home, completely unconnected to someone else's pronunciation of that family's name and often with VHS tapes or book covers where we could clearly see how it was spelled. This one is fascinating because there is absolutely no easy explanation for it, it can't just be teachers and parents getting it wrong because that's not how every single person was introduced to the family, and as Charlie said we're all aware of the word "stain" so you'd think if we'd specifically remember that name. We're also introduced to that series early, sure, but you're suggesting despite that series of books and videos being prevalent and us being exposed to it on a weekly or daily basis we never looked at that name again for like another decade and a half. That can't be the explanation, it makes less sense than the alternative, which to be fair is ridiculous.

[@AC-wl7ve]

i dunno if you really do some digging theres some pretty crazy stuff around some of these. i remember seeing someone who did an entire school paper on the death of nelson mandela, and people who worked on some ad stuff for chick fil a and all of their graphics said chic fil a.

[@dfgrhbjkh]

Memory is constructive. Different types of psychotherapy has proven that you can implant false memories into people. There is a pretty cool TED talk on it.

[@Moxymury]

7:37 This could possibly be the closest we'll ever again get to a proper "What's up everybody it's Cr1tikal."

[@xmarksthespot139]

I litteraly seen a him on twitch under like Cr1tikal or MoistCr1tikal at some point I can't be losing it can I? (I probably am)

[@Boristien405]

@@xmarksthespot139 his twitch is most critical. Only his yt is penguin

[@xmarksthespot139]

@@Boristien405 aaaaah thank you the quantum waves are influx

[@ItzMalick]

Yo Fam I Make a variety of short entertaining reactions on KZbin as well, I’m still working on versatility, and quality but I guarantee you will find something you will enjoy!🙏🏾💯

[@RebeccaLoran]

I'm guessing there's been a ton of cases where local tv stations or newspapers would write it as 'stein"

[@Otterlord14]

1:30 As someone who almost choked from trying to swallow a Cheez-It whole, that joke was hilarious.

[@More-Sauce-Man]

"Stain" just doesnt register as a last name to people. Especially kids, who were the ones using the bears. We all pronounced it as "Stein" because that just sounded right to everyone and then it stuck with us forever.

[@mks2870]

@@imbi9580 not the best example to use while talking about kids.

[@JD2jr.]

Well yes, but also the more obvious reason was because it was spelled "stein"

[@ElFreakinCid]

I mean, I never pronounced it that way growing up cause I could read the friggin' name and heard it spoken in the cartoons' opening themes. In fact, I was the one constantly correcting the teacher as a kid whenever she'd say Berenstein.

[@JD2jr.]

@@ElFreakinCid go back to your own universe, traitor.

[@dirtydumplin1949]

Olala, go back to pasture

[@gonebutyea]

Your memory is a memory of a memory. Mistakes are bound to happen and our brain does a good job at not freaking us out every month by making the change subtle enough that we don't wake up like "woah, this isn't how I remembered that last week!"

[@flametoooth]

Memories are scary man. Your brain can just power trip and scramble stuff up, and since its our own brain we never know it changed.

[@ultimaxkom8728]

_"Your memory is a memory of a memory"_ I like this sentence. False memory is also a memory of memory, but the memory it tried to remember is mostly if not entirely false or non-existent. Okay, is _"memory"_ still a word.

[@ItzMalick]

Yo fam I Make a variety of short entertaining reactions on KZbin as well, I’m still working on versatility, and quality but I guarantee you will find something you will enjoy!🙏🏾💯

[@bearieroblox6451]

Same with the fruit of the loom think I remeber very fondly asking my dad what a cornucopia was after seeing it on the logo, and then he taught me. And now people are telling me there was no cornucopia? Also a cornucopia is extremely specific, I can see people thinking curious George would have a tail but thousands of people randomly coming up with the idea of a cornucopia? Nah I’m pretty sure at some point they put it on their products

[@TempuraKai]

I've had this happen several times with some of my friends, the human brain is super fascinating seriously

[@ace-wn6lr]

memories will never be as accurate as you’d want it to be. they’ll always fill in the moments with what seems correct or true to you.

[@ItzMalick]

Yo fam I make a variety of short entertaining reactions on KZbin as well, I’m still working on versatility, and quality but I guarantee you will find something you will enjoy!🙏🏾💯

[@anthonyheffron5500]

Dude I searched up Mandela effect and couldn't find the vid at first and I was like no fucking way

[@roboticfalcon21]

the Mandela effect is insane. like I vividly remember my dad being there a ton when I was growing up but my family said he wasn't there a ton.

[@forgivezharion6989]

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[@forgivezharion6989]

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[@forgivezharion6989]

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[@forgivezharion6989]

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[@aprammus9580]

4 bots in 8 minutes. Is that a new record?

[@-Mr-Frost-]

The brain takes shortcuts when storing memories. For Cheez Itz: imagine a bag of Doritos. You take one of those corn chips out and put it in your hand and you would call that a Dorito. Our brain applies the same logic to Cheez It because we naturally pluralise a product of large quantities. Without taking in too much detail to what we are looking at, we know there is a Z somewhere in the logo of the product but we never pay too much attention to learn where that is. If you think that you are the type of person to pay full attention to every detail you see in your life I want you to tell me right now, without looking, from left to right what colours appear in the Google logo and do it with complete confidence. A logo you’ve no doubt seen multiple times throughout your life but I’m betting most people couldn’t do it. As far as The Berenstain Bears goes, it’s the same thing. We’ve all seen plenty of names that end with -stein, so without paying too much attention to the title, we naturally remember it as Berenstein. As far as Charlie’s own shamwow Mandela effect, he made a great point with Jaboody dubs making a similar video but also I believe that many people are confusing Charlie’s old brand of dubbing videos to similar content. Watching back-to-back videos clicking suggestions over and over seeing dubbed videos, it’s possible people make the connection to Charlie for the shamwow because of Charlie’s video “The Real Smart Mop” which is another cleaning product.

[@TheOmelette]

Omelette likes your funny words, magic man.

[@dantheman1777]

Epic

[@TNephilim]

I genuinely don't believe in the mandela effect. It's so easy to make simple mistakes and never notice and its not a streatch to say many others make that same mistake. The human brain just works like that. You know that thing where when you were a kid and you were being drove somewhere and you would imagine a little guy running alongside the car or jumping the buildings keeping up with you? Or you simply visualize it with your fingers as if they were running. Okay maybe you specifically never did that, but many others including I have. In my mind it was always sonic the hedgehog lol, We're all human, we will have similar thoughts, and make similar mistakes. Also bearenstein and stain are only 1 letter off, its not that hard to mistake it. Especially when you're a wee child. I have never heard an adult mistake bearanstein. I even did a little test with asking all my elders whiich we have a lot of here as a native american lol. Its as simple as remembering stuff wrong, and I thought it was stein as well when i was a kid. The fact charlie said he always wrote stain but was corrected to stein shows that he knew back then it was stain but was corrrected to stein so often that his mind switched

[@calvinlee1127]

wait, some people have photographic memory, we should ask them, they may give us the truth

[@TNephilim]

@@calvinlee1127 Photographic memory is still just memory. Can very easily be wrong. I have photographic memory and can clearly remember things i've seen over a decade ago but I couldnt tell you the order of the colors on google and i see that every day. i just dont bother to think about it haha. I could map out all of ocarina of time in my head though so that counts for something

[@wigwagstudios2474]

"don't you dare mention the berens-"

[@brendanp1928]

Most Mandela effect cases can be easily reasoned by logic. Cheese-It was never Cheese-Itz but you would say cheese-itz because how often are you gonna refer to one cheese-it. Another common instance is misquoting darth vader’s iconic luke I am your father line. It just sounds better than whatever the kind actually was so that’s how people remember it. Some actually are extremely odd and unexplainable like the event the Mandela effect is named after but a lot can make sense if you just take a few minutes to think about how it happened

[@Ordep_Aviaras]

What about Pikachu's tail that a bunch of people including me thought it had a black part on the tip of the tail but that actually never happened?

[@kinghashbrown7998]

@@Ordep_Aviaras keyword he said "most"

[@sirquagsire971]

@@Ordep_Aviaras I like to think that one is a bunch of people doing fanart from memory and getting it wrong

[@watermoof4914]

@@Ordep_Aviaras prolly because of pikachu's ears

[@brendanp1928]

@@sirquagsire971 yeah that’s true like how many times have you tried to draw a Pokémon or like any character from memory and just gotten some things wrong

[@ryanlawson8468]

I think that the Mandela one was because of how history was taught in school. We all assumed his story happened so long ago, and the fact that we were too young to understand how much time had actually passed, that he had to have been dead. Since they stopped the story at "..and then he went to prison", we just figured he must've died there.

[@fatbgmanbg975]

@@Instabruh.User.. f u

[@TheMyNeooo]

I think it wasn't even the younger generation having this effect, but the boomer gen who swear by it.

[@lauras.6339]

I was a teen. The song *Free nelson mandala* was heavily played on MTV so I knew of the subject (our school sucked, we had history books that said *someday we'll walk on the moon) Information was basically fed to us.. and seldom were any current events talked about. I knew he'd been in prison forever. I was aware. And I'm one of the crazies that remember him dying in prison.'

[@ItzMalick]

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[@gingie7995]

It's really crazy to see him talk about "The Real ___" series. I remember watching it back in 5th grade, and now they're oddly nostalgic videos. Actually the same way I feel with Mr. Beast and his worst intros on KZbin series, it's a shame he didn't keep those videos up online, but I understand why.

[@decrepid]

i loved his worst intro videos!! i rmbr he had like less than 100k subs at the time, now hes one of the most famous youtubers ever

[@gusclips]

I miss those vids. Those were how I originally discovered his channel however many years ago🥺

[@Kyuubey0406]

back when he was mildly entertaining

[@ItzMalick]

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[@TubeMotivations]

Me: thinking about my mistakes in life Recommendation:

[@lutherkrin7629]

"Hey, what are you eating?" "Just some Cheez-it." Just isn't right. Even though it isn't actually a z or with a plural s itself, people would always say it as a plural since you probably aren't eating just one at a time. So... It most likely was just people only ever using the plural until the plural of it BECAME it's name.

[@matthewyoho5422]

Yup, and the notion that it's pluralized with a Z can be explained by there just being a Z in the name already, instead of an S.

[@pestrat_]

If ever there was someone who's answered that question with a "Just one Cheez-it", they're a psychopath.

[@jello6845]

"Hey what are you eating" "just some Oreo". Oreo is the name but Oreos sounds more right because we like to add "s" for plural. But still Oreo is the correct name

[@Hellohello-mn2bj]

Yeh I was about to comment this exact thing

[@pestrat_]

@@jello6845 Oreo is the brand name though. Not to be a stickler, but "Oreo cookies" would be the correct term, and "Oreos" can be used as an abbreviation of that.

[@anonthealien7660]

Me and my friend collectively remember my other friend playing Ark, recalling specific dinosaurs he had, things we did, despite us checking right after, he hadn't played for a single second. It's mind boggling

[@dinkleburgc8516]

You can play Ark offline, probably the explanation there.

[@anonthealien7660]

@@dinkleburgc8516 We always play game online, plus he was doing his best to convince us he didn't play Ark with once at all. which he turns out he didn't

[@ItzMalick]

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[@RizzleMaDizzle]

the pikachu and monopoly guy had me staying up at night

[@TheCpadron19]

I'm with you on this, I've never seen it spelled berenstain in my life, and apparently it's because knock-offs were made with the berenstein spelling at one point. So we could have just been reading the knock-offs all our childhood.

[@technomage6736]

@SaneOffCoffee (Finnian Sloan) Yeah right nice clickbait and troll all in one go. Killing 2 birds with 1 stone I guess...

[@fatbgmanbg975]

@@technomage6736 it's compact, and annoying! 🙃

[@badmana5768]

But where are the knock offs?

[@GeneralOfThe212th]

Hi with you on this, I'm dad

[@ItzMalick]

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[@muscleman125]

I love the mandela effect, ever since I witnessed the Apollo 13 movie quote: "Houston, we have a problem" switch to "Houston, we've had a problem", and then the next day, changed back to the original "Houston, we have a problem". I remember seeing the mandela effect reddit page blowing up about the famous quote being changed, and then seeing the next day all these same thousands of people freaking out because it had clearly reverted to our memory's version. However if you go onto the mandela effect reddit it's full of people with very clear mental illnesses, conspiracy theories, and people arguing over whether their memory is false or not. It's pretty ridiculous.

[@SleepyOcto]

that's kind of funny, especially when you consider that so many people have the same issue with Neil Armstrong's famous quote (during another apollo mission), a LOT of people think its "one small step for man and one giant leap for mankind". what he actually says is "That's one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind.

[@mechadeka]

"We have" was a common news media misquote that was used in the movie. "We've had" is the actual quote as recorded in the mission transcript.

[@Geilolp.]

You have literally no way of telling if your memory is wrong. It will always be 100% real in your brain, remember that.

[@c.m.9369]

People insisting that they remember something correctly is a weird phenomenon. There was this study around the event of 9/11, where people right after the event wrote down what they did and where they were when the towers came down. And then years later they found the same people again, asked them again, and turned out many of them would now tell a different story about where they were and what they did during that time. And many of them were absolutely convinced, even though their actual record of imediatelly after the event said something differently. And how correct they got their memory really didn't link up to how accurate their memory actually was. Which kinda proves that, yeah, no matter how much we think we remember something for sure, there is a good chance that we could be wrong about it. And the hillerious thing is: Even if today, you confront somebody with that study, the response you'll often get will be "Well, sure, but... at least I remember for sure where I was and what I did on 9/11. I'm sure about that, trust me". People really struggle to accept how bad human memory is. And even when you come to accept that data proves how bad human memory is, you are willing to accept it for other people... but for YOURSELF, you will always be convinced that you remember stuff correctly, even if you can't possibly have the conviction you have.

[@lordofthecries7478]

Haha, nice try, I remember exactly what I was doing in nine eleven! Being a white tailed cell!

[@Lamentor219]

Or Cern activated their LHC and shifted the events, so the journal entry would be the shifted event but the memory of the events were different, because your memory is separate from reality in some fundamental way.

[@matthewyoho5422]

That one at least I can't forget, because the thing I was doing immediately prior to realizing that the events of 9/11 were transpiring was "driving back home from college (I lived 10 minutes or so away and commuted), after my honors sociology course for the day - that took place inside of a tallish building in the downtown area of the city that college is a part of - was unexpectedly canceled mid-class without an explanation as to why they were doing that, except that we should go home", and I walked into my house calling out to my family about having been sent home early for unspecified reasons only to see them gathered around the television, watching the explanation for why I had been sent home play out on the news. I couldn't even begin to recount how my morning or the rest of that afternoon after that "Ah... that's why" moment of realization went though.

[@ItzMalick]

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[@mechadeka]

@@Lamentor219 Play. In. Traffic.

[@jacobmartin9113]

Imagine if Charlie said that he’s actually 6ft 4 when he brought up the Mandela effect on him. That universes Charlie must be unstoppable.

[@zakatvii4485]

@SaneOffCoffee its 3 a.m. go to sleep

[@jacobmartin9113]

@SaneOffCoffee (Finnian Sloan) Jesus, I found the Redditer who thinks they’re hilarious because they can say the most f’d up things. The man died of cancer I’m glad less than a couple hundred people have actually seen the awful excuse of “content” you’ve made.

[@IrideLastMtb]

This was such a good prank video lol, imagine making a whole video pretending that you didn't make a video about the shamwow, when the video is so easily findable online

[@xwropx7346]

Another example is that people believe Charlie is afraid of cockroaches, when in fact he's not.

[@zork6233]

Wait, he isn't?

[@remymabboux6480]

I think the reason people though it was spelled "Cheese-Itz" is because the plural of a Cheese-It is Cheese-Its, and since you never just eat one of them, the singular name is just never used.

[@ItzMalick]

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[@Marsy221]

memories broken the truth goes unspoken

[@hikikomori9544]

I think it comes from assumptions we make about how things work to simplify our memory. Like it sounds correct to say Berenstein because of how many last names end with stein so it makes sense to me that people rely on that assumption, especially in retrospect. Not to mention that most of a long word gets completely ignored by the brain when you're reading it. Neural networks are basically statistical shortcut machines, not really pure computers. Every shared cognitive blind spot we have comes back to that.

[@ItzMalick]

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[@Hi-xz6rz]

Ah yes, trending on gaming. This is a great game we’ve been playing.

[@StylishGirl79]

the game

[@ji3p2000]

Gamers!...Assemble.

[@hell0mega]

i REMEMBER, and my mom attests to this, that i asked her if the brenstEIN bears were Jewish, because i knew -stein last names were typically Jewish, like our accountant. and she laughed and said "maybe!" she didn't correct me. we were literally reading the book together. the a would've been obvious. it fucks with me.

[@jello6845]

More like she was thinking "heh dumb kid" and didn't understand what you meant

[@hell0mega]

@@jello6845 im sorry your mother made you feel dumb but mine never did that 🤷

[@mojavefry2617]

Well, -stein is German. A lot of American Jews came from Austria/Germany, so many Jewish Americans have -stein in their names. Also, depending on the dialect of German, the ei combination can be pronounced as like the i in bite, or like the ee in see, or like the ay in may. For example, the word bereit is something like “beh-right” in Standard High German, but in Switzerland you can hear it as “beh-rate” whilst in areas close to the Netherlands you can hear it as “beh-reet” in some dialects. Also, back around WWI many Americans with German names changed the pronunciation to make them sound less German, because the Germans were the enemy in WWI.

[@hell0mega]

@the real princess daddy begone, bot

[@Monadic646]

contests means the opposite of attests

[@saucyjellyblobs6142]

I think as we grow older we get accustomed to different "rules" based on patterns. Frankenstein, Goldstein, of course, Berenstein, even if it's wrong. Young Charlie didn't have those connections, and so he spelled the name like he saw it on the title of the book.

[@KaseyC.]

That wouldn't work, since he specifically said he spelled it Berenstain and then his teachers corrected him.

[@loafbunmerp8050]

no he spelt it berenstain because stain was a word the he knew and stein wasn't so it only made sense it would be berenstain to him

[@ItzMalick]

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[@deqod4949]

The main one for me was I remember Squirtle having brown eyes not red

[@ClobberingSocks]

as far as the berenstain bears situation it probably originates from the fact that “stain” in a surname is a lot less conventional, kind of awkward and almost derogatory sounding, meanwhile “stein” is a more conventional and familiar end to a surname in real life and pop culture (think Frankenstein) so if you’re not actively looking at the cover of the book (which none of us had probably done for a long time) then you just subconsciously replace the name to something that feels more familiar/real, this probably could explain Charlie’s teacher correcting him as well if she was just a bit of a shit teacher and just assumed that the name had to be “stein” because “stain” sounds weird

[@TNephilim]

This is 100% the case. Couldnt agree more. Like the monopoly guy having a monocle, his design just fits it so well, and intentionally. But he never had one. Cheez itz is as simple as people using plural and applying a z because of cheez. So stein being familiar due to names like frankenstein makes perfect sense. The only thing I disagree with is the teacher being shit. I hardly would consider a simple mistake like that making the teacher shit haha

[@ClobberingSocks]

@@TNephilim lets be honest if you correct a child’s work on an assumption without double checking its a bit shitty, especially if you happen to be the one thats wrong, while i agree that it doesnt necessarily mean you’re a shit teacher all around, just a bit of hyperbole on my part, im sure we can agree that its a shitty action right? lol

[@TNephilim]

@@ClobberingSocks If you were intentionally doing it to wrong them then yeah it's shitty. Otherwise it's a simple mistake. I wouldn't consider anyone shitty if they corrected me incorrectly if I spelt something right. Like it's all good haha. Also it isn't hurtful anyways. I don't think anyone lost sleep over being corrected by their teachers that it was stein but if wasn't. I think it's all harmless. Unless she was like "you little shit, why are you too dumb to spell"

[@ClobberingSocks]

@@TNephilim okay fair enough, i think my problem with it is that incorrecting people is a *MAJOR* pet peeve of mine, and while i agree that this exact hypothetical would be relatively insignificant and harmless, i also find it hard to separate it from the larger principle that it is part of a teachers ethical responsibility to ensure to the best of their ability that they are not pumping misinformation into young impressionable minds. tbh I’ve had a lot of shitty teachers that were all too willing to spread completely false or fully disproven information as fact, and it may have made my a little over sensitive to the situation as a whole lol

[@vegaalphalyrae3573]

@@TNephilim that's not a mistake though, that's choosing to be neglectful.

[@smoppet]

this is why we can't be in charge of things. we can't even remember anything right

[@mug281]

“Bearenstein is clearly right because when I was a child an adult corrected me and told me that Bearenstein was correct and we all know that adults are always right. Since I’ve become an adult I finally realized that literally every adult in existence has always given children the right answer to every question in life.” Edit: I realize I spelled it “Bearenstein” instead of “Berenstein” because as a child my teacher corrected me and told me it has to be spelled “Bearenstein” because they are Bears.

[@rysundae]

@@DenseMass facts

[@skyetan86]

Berenstein*

[@skyetan86]

I received the notifications for your replies but when I go to read them, I can't find them in the thread. I think KZbin deleted your comments. There were two, right?

[@borderlad4564]

Are you trying to create some psuedo-Mandela effect here? I see you edited your comment and all the Berenstein's are the same. Unless?

[@ikojijos1837]

I feel like the same brand occurred in different countries with a different name for each that was more suitable for the population of that country. Idk tho. Like bear = 🐻 in English but beer = 🐻 in Dutch. Beren = bears

[@dhinkakmed]

Regarding the Pikachu with the black tipped tail, I know and can remember exactly how it happened. My mother was an art teacher and so she taught me how to draw my favorite pokemon, and using stuff as a reference that I had, at a very young age, that moment of "Oh the dark spot is the brown at the base not at the tip" and then at school, id watch my friends drawing Pikachu from memory and when they got to the tail, they would all draw the black tip on the end of the tail, so id have to show them that we just remembered the dark spot on his tail wrong. I don't know why, but I was witnessing everyone developing this wrong memory when pokemon was still newly coming out. Like this was before silver and gold had released. So that one definitely was us collectively remembering it wrong.

[@lottafandoms]

There are pikachus with black tips now, the cosplay pikachu in the ORAS games.

[@thasheep9640]

I use to draw it with a black tip aswell

[@ItzMalick]

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[@DelandyMan]

Careful Charlie, what you’re suggesting might just break the simulation

[@mammothplant]

I'm better than Kavetion

[@iamthedevilsadvocate]

@@mammothplant Damn right you are

[@AWanderingSwordsman]

People gonna reach Moksha

[@Tobuuto]

the simulations code got updated

[@shiningskiess]

i also have vivid memories of the berenstein bears. i remember watching it and very specifically seeing it on the tv that it said ‘berenstein bears’ on the channels program thingy.

[@Random-sk6hm]

I went back and watched an episode recently and somehow forgot that the theme song was in a strong American country accent? As a Brit I had no recollection of the southern accent but it makes sense in the way they pronounce BerenSTAIN Bears.

[@Codemaster238]

I think most of the Cheez-it"z" confusion is from just how it's said. While the product is Cheez-it, people say Cheez-itz(s) as in "I'm eating cheez-its". The same way you'd say I'm eating chips, crackers..etc. You don't say "I'm eating cracker" or "I'm eating chip" it's plural. So people just keep saying Cheez-itz(s).

[@judd5662]

But we all remember the letter Z being used which is the weird part.

[@anires1195]

Nah dude it was Cheez-itZ

[@FuzzyDovely]

I like how he spells it as Cheez-itz while explaining why we think there's a "Z" at the end

[@FuzzyDovely]

I like how he spells it as Cheez-itz while explaining why we think there's a "Z" at the end

[@boxen6392]

Adding the Z at the end simply sounds cooler too. Never remembered an actual Z on the name itself tho.

[@JoshuaM8]

One false memory I later uncovered was the Lost story element where the dude hides and hordes food, but I and many thought it was mars bars or snickers that he was hording...when in actual fact it was MRE type stuff and jars of peanut butter.....only figured that out after rewatching it!

[@OgZz73]

You recommend giving it a rewatch?

[@ItzMalick]

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[@OgZz73]

@@ItzMalick nah fam.

[@JoshuaM8]

@@OgZz73 If you have watched just about everything else I would say why not, for nostalgia if nothing else. I will say the first couple of seasons are solid, after that though it gets a little dicey....

[@OgZz73]

@@JoshuaM8 cool thanks man

[@Goochinator93420]

They're probably thinking about the real smart mop

[@bieglerpercussion]

I really liked that time when Charlie jumped from the peak of mount everest and landed in a tub of chocolate syrup. Very sick moment.

[@FaunaturaleOG]

And then he got sucked up a giant tube and the oompa loompas done a Fortnite dance about it, good times

[@bacon_with_brussels_sprout]

Im better than kavetion

[@ItzMalick]

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[@bacon_with_brussels_sprout]

@@ItzMalick im better than ItzMalick

[@OneColdtruth]

It is truly fascinating that this man can talk about anything and make it interesting.

[@flippybird2747]

I’d love to believe that people are just being unknowingly tossed across timelines

[@personguy6987]

His "The Real" series is so rediculously funny, and I've watched it a million times. I know for damn sure that he has not done a "The Real Shamwow" video.

[@thattobithough7115]

In Germany, a specific instance of the Mandela effect I've experienced is that we imagine there to be cigarette machine somewhere in the city where there is actually none. Probably because it would be logical or fitting for there to be one but no. Has screwed me over a few times already...

[@user-njyzcip]

What's a cigarette machine? 😲

[@treyebillups8602]

@@user-njyzcip probably a machine that dispenses cigarettes for a fee

[@qronis]

exactly and some fathers go out and look for them but never come back... those guys definitely have never been to New York, walked the streets of San Francisco in rugged jeans or visited Hawaii LOL

[@AcD420]

Ive seen a cigarette machine similar to those condom machines in a very very bad part of Bremen. It was indoors tho, and yes it is in on of "those" places you're imagining. Sadly

[@user-njyzcip]

@@treyebillups8602 what? How is that legal, there's nothing to prevent underage people from getting cigs

[@ReckoningCanadian]

You wouldnt say a penguin is cute if you seen the inside of their beak.

[@dubzy21]

The one that’s undeniable for me is the message on review mirrors of cars saying “objects in the mirror are closer than they appear” when I was a kid I remember vividly reading “objects in the mirror MAY BE closer than they appear” I remember seeing this as a kid and thinking that wording was so funny, why is it may be? It either is or isn’t right? I remember looking for it to see if they all said that and sure enough they did. I think when I was a little older I might’ve noticed the “are” as it is now, but didn’t think much of it, maybe that they finally fixed it. But apparently no cars have the “may be” phrasing. Older cars, nothing. So strange

[@Brony_Sage]

Oh damn I actually thought it was may be and I remember questioning the "are" part of the phrase a few times.

[@d_clarence6174]

That is very strange, because since my earliest memories of being able to read, the message has always been "objects in the mirror are closer than they appear", in that matter of fact sort of way. Like not 'may be', but 'is'.

[@KaseyC.]

I never noticed it as may be myself. I don't even think I really looked at it, was too busy watching imaginary people parkour over cars and buildings.

[@ItzMalick]

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[@d_clarence6174]

@@ItzMalick I'll check out your channel I guess

[@thelastchannelonyoutube]

Am I really the only one who remembers it as “Bearenstain”? I distinctly remember watching a tv adaptation and finding it odd that the pronunciation in the show didn’t match the spelling of the title. Whenever I look back on that memory, I think “that must be why people who so confused.” But no one ever brings this up.

[@Powerkraut1]

When we were cleaning out my grandma’s house a few years back I found some old books that very definitely said Bearenstain. And I distinctly remember it always being stain because it struck me as an odd spelling

[@LiamTolentino]

Finally, another person who remembers it being "-stain"! I distinctly remember it being spelled that way, so every time people bring it up, I feel like I'm alone because no one seems to remember it the same way I do. Maybe it's just the way I remember things compared to other people because I tend to remember overly specific details, usually ones that stand out, and I'm guessing that as a kid I noticed how the name was spelled in an unexpected way so my brain kept that memory while most people just shrugged it off and forgot about it. That's just my theory anyway, but nice knowing that another person remembers it the same :)

[@Valstrax420]

Simple explanation, you saw it more recently, "a few years" has to be like 2019, at that time it was Barenstain. Before maybe 2014 it was Barenstein. After that was Barenstain. So what you saw is the post madela effect.

[@Valstrax420]

@@LiamTolentino You're already from this reality. Everyone else got thrown here lol

[@thewovenmantis6813]

I think it was simply colloquially adopted as “Berenstein” because it sounds like an actual name, whereas “Berenstain” just sounds kinda dumb 😂

[@leonardblazevic9440]

i saw on that site somewhere that "penguinz0, formerly critikal" was written and i remember taht very vividly

[@desensitized]

6:55 could be because you always would say "critikal here" or something along the lines of that

[@desensitized]

oh you say that right after lmao

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[@j-wenning]

I'm thoroughly convinced that the only reason everyone thinks it's spelled "Berenstein" is because they put so much country stank on the name in the intro song for the show. We were all just children who either couldn't read well or pay attention to anything but the animation on the screen.

[@vicpariah3444]

I also held this misconception.

[@tentacledaddy]

I remember reading it though and getting corrected for it 🥲

[@mortalsno4086]

The term "country stank" is now gonna be living in my brain for the foreseeable future and I have you to thank

[@andrewmaddox2889]

Wtf is country stank

[@SolidFoxHoundSF]

Hahahaha yea this the exact reason.

[@Aidan_ODonnell]

The Cheez-Itz one is very likely just because you wouldn’t say “Can i have a bowl of Cheez-It?” you’re gonna make it a plural form because you aren’t just eating one usually.

[@nmaldonado]

I still can't get over the fact that fruit of the loom never had a cornucopia in its logo. I refuse to believe my mind just made that up

[@Gunship888]

There’s pics of old undies with that logo in the inseam, there was definitely a cornucopia.

[@dracodistortion9447]

6:44 it's pronounced "penguins-zee-zero"!?!?! I thought it was pronounced "Penguinzo" like some Mexican penguin named after what animal he is like some sort of Pokémon. Pen-gween-zo, like that

[@superlimeapple]

He said in another video that even his own pronunciation changes from day to day

[@gabihagelstein515]

I have distinct memories of it being bearenstein bears. I was excited because it was the first time I saw a name spelled like mine. Nobody knew how to pronounce my name because of the 'stein' so it was cool to me as a little kid.

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[@ThatCoolBoy]

Could possibly the marketing team got it wrong themselves, and people actually do have memories of bearenstein but it being wrong in a different way

[@gabihagelstein515]

@@ThatCoolBoy that has to be the case. I even remember going to an adult about it and they affirmed what I was going on about 😵‍💫

[@parzival6251]

It’s the hippy version of Keanu Reeves

[@aoutnumberedlion261]

Haha

[@xxManscapexx]

Sometimes I wonder if the BerenstAIN bears thing is a result of a time traveller messing with stuff

[@adynmacon8569]

Fr I remember the cartoons and books

[@FernandoComicsOfficial]

Is that threat? Spank me me then, Charlie. See what happens in a few minutes.

[@aqrl7656]

wow…

[@phoenixmartinez7842]

They are just survivors that remember their reality before being swallowed by another

[@Chalso993]

My favorite example of the Mandela effect is how the Monopoly man has never wore a monocle, but everyone pictures him with one.

[@tseardv6765]

You just gave me a false memory

[@slbhugomarques2]

Personally mine is the tip of pikachus tail. I just cant believe the tip isnt black

[@mr.potato]

@@slbhugomarques2 I had a Pikachu figurine with the black tip when I was really young

[@organicinsanity2534]

The only reason I even know what the fuk a cornicopia is was because it was on my underwear. It's the biggest one that messes with me

[@evangelion.2430]

@@slbhugomarques2 SAME i swear i vividly remember the tip of his tail being black

[@Turtle3000]

Dr. Strange: “Things just got out of hand.”

[@cdub1010]

I remember mighty morphin turtle brigade was my favorite radio program to watch when I was a kid

[@MrSlendyMannn]

2:16 This mini rant was hilarious.

[@whereareyouuuu]

jeez, i really hope jonathan is okay cheez-it accidents arent something to take lightly

[@taliesinsilvercrow9736]

cheese

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@@taliesinsilvercrow9736 bro it’s been a year chill

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[@mariopaintcomposer5975]

growing up with ocd, i remember going through this huuuuge bookshelf in my second grade classroom and pulling out groups of books to sort. even though i didn't like 'the berenstain bears' (i thought they were cringe) i would pull out the entire collection of berenstein bear books, and i would literally sort them based on which books spelt it "BerenstEin" and which books spelt it "berenstAin"! i remember this so well since it was on ocd thing, meaning i did it over and over, and the whole time i was doing it i was feeling like the 'E' books were inherently superior and better and more 'right' than the 'A' books.

[@anti1training]

Wait fr??

[@Valstrax420]

Bro was doing this during the the reality shift so he experienced both. Go find those BerenStein books now. I gaurantee they're all Stain.

[@mariopaintcomposer5975]

​@@anti1training yes fr! i'm surprised i've never seen anyone else saying this! i would literally get so mad thinking that the 'a' books were wrong, and i would read them and tell myself that their stories were worse just bc 'e' was the better letter--again, ocd logic. but there was definitely both

[@mariopaintcomposer5975]

​ @Anonymous lmfao right? that's my bet, like it wasn't complete yet. dimensional residue or the company fucked up and is too embarrassed to admit the error go unnoticed on multiple products for years.

[@loregasm99]

@@mariopaintcomposer5975 sure

[@kkronkk]

The Mandela Effect really is scary. Sometimes I ask my mom about certain trips we have taken, people we have met, and she has no idea what I am talking about. Some of my older dreams just sneak their way alongside my memories and totally change them. But I totally agree about the Berenstein Bears, it has never been Beren'stain.' We really are living in a simulation.

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