124 Obscure Mandela Effects Explained
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22:00 in the Amazing World of Gumball episode "The Fuss", the postman sings "Hello my darling, hello my baby this is from the IRS" as a spoof on the frog's song. Thought you might be interested in case it counts as residue
@@BookofValisI have a old woody toy that says the line I got a snake in my boot I got from Disneyland when I was 5 but it does not say boots only boot this doesn’t make sense are you sure that this is a Mandela affect
The Fruit of the Loon did use to have it because I remeber seeing it back in the 90s when I was a Kid so yeah that was defently real before it was changed.
the smooth criminal one is wrong. michael says "you've been hit by you've been hit by" in the FIRST one, but in the second he says "you've been hit by you've been struck by." so both are right.
First one, second one… What are you talking about? Verses?
@@thedaily30 No, the choruses of the song. Are you not familiar with the song?
@@thedaily30alot of song writers will add another lyric or something just a bit different in another chorus or omit it in the first and say in the second. It captivates the listeners attention and is a song writing technique.
I love how Micheal says you've been hit by so the next verse is struck by. Like he's psychically done that to me.
I don't get how UA-camrs can invest all this time creating a two and a half hour video but can't take four minutes to listen to a song to validate what they're saying.
I feel the freddy Krueger one is really easily explainable: the dark green of the sweater looks black on some TV because not every TV is very bright or has the same color grading.
are people' that' dumb red and green sweater is mentioned in the movie's
@@carlos-vp7df well some people didnt watch the whole movie
Not to mention how many people watched it exclusively on some dodgy crt that was probably about to explode
Yeah, I remember going to my school's Halloween dance 20 years ago, I'd gotten into horror movies, starting with Nightmare 3, about 2 years earlier (I liked stuff like Tremors, Child's Play, and Puppet Master before that, but 2001 is when I first really got into horror. I bought a red and black sweater because it was cheap, even though I knew it was wrong, because it seemed close enough and at a dark dance it wouldn't be noticeable. It sticks out to me because I remember thinking how black was inaccurate.
@@carlos-vp7df I don't see it in the script for the first movie, are you talking about some later one or was it added
The term "Bucket List" has been around for decades. While it WAS popularized by the 2007 movie of the same name, it was in use long before that, though there was no Internet to proliferate the use of the term. I had a short list from my grandpa in '78 that he titled "Bucket list ideas, things to do before kicking the bucket". I don't know where it went, it was in a birthday card, but I remember clearly that it was meant to be a list of neat things to do with the $5 he gave me for my birthday if I put it in savings.
Yeah, I was saying, the guy who made the movie is just confused, I literally had a friend in high school get pissed at me for saying "What's crackalackin?" Because he said his big brother invented it and I can't use it. He then tried to tell me his brother also made up "Dead Men Tell No Tales" and that I wasn't allowed to write it on my pirate drawings. This was a 15 year old boy, 3 years from being an adult. Some people are just stuck on themselves. The movie did make the term way more popular though, I never heard it before the movie came out and people would not shut up about their bucket list (when they're 12 years old lol).
That one really annoyed me; I remember that phrase from the late 90's and early 2000's. It's been around longer then me.
@@JayboCorp.2014 yeah mate. It's not even a real Mandela effect. Everyone knows it's an old saying
Bucket list was a new term but made perfect sense
@@-desertpackrat That is hilarious! that kid you went to high school sounds like a punk, though I admit I was actually slightly angry when watching a call it candy bar had a contest to rename the candy and the person who won used the name whoZYwhatzitz And as far as I know I came up with that term when I was very young some 30 years prior and was shocked but later felt stupid for being angry since it's not that amazing of a word and I am very sure that people have said some iteration of it way before I ever thought I invented it
I remember the Fruit of the Loom logo having a cornucopia as well. I also remember the Objects May Be Closer Than They Appear. Great video. Thank you.
Actually, the mirror says that objects ARE closer than they appear. The mirror either does it or it doesn't. There is no room for may be. This misconception may be based on the earlier warnings about cigarettes causing cancer.
@latinforever I think there was a 90s safety video about safe driving said it like that. I remember watching one in drivers Ed that said it.
Davinci actually painted his model for the mona lisa in several paintings. So people might have seen one of those instead of the main one. When Davinci painted the Mona Lisa he used a technique where he would draw her smile curved upward and then he would paint her with a slight frown covering up what he drew. The end results would have some people seeing her frown while others saw her smile. For some people it would depend on the angle. He really was a genius of an artist. Hope that helps.
Okay, what about the veil?
Da VInci was asked to paint a wealthy man’s wife, Lisa. He used a wooden plank because the canvas was not invented during that time. He painted her one day and had to leave. He painted her over a 15-20 year period. There are more than several layers in that painting. Within the last few years, they took that painting and cleaned it up, as they have to do to keep it from cracking and ruining because over time if something is exposed to air, it will eventually crack and disappear. Anyway, they did X-rays of the painting and they found out that things that looked blurry were not meant to be blurry, like the veil for example. When they retouched it, they used a type of coating and the veil came back to life, and so did the far background.
It's so hard to notice in the first place anyway, Mis-conception rather than a Mandela effect. I've never seen the painting in real life, never looked at it in detail either but I recall thinking it a head band which would actually be the hem of the veil.
The veil is a hidden part/layer to the painting that is under the main painting, at least that's what I learned from a youtube video before I found out that the veil was actually a mandela effect
mona lisa is a self portrait
I made my money growing up working in my dad's silkscreen business and as I matured and left home I found myself working at a very large screen printing place. Every year in the city had a 5K run, if you run the race you got a shirt there was a print on the front a print on the back and a print on the sleeves. So that's four times better t-shirt had to be loaded onto the board. The promoters of the race ordered 4000 t-shirts that's 16000 times that you have to look at the shirt. I assure you I have seen my share of thousands and thousands and thousands of Fruit of the Loom t-shirts. There was a cornucopia there was a cornucopia... I'm just stating the facts... that was how I learned what a cornucopia was Cornucopia was, from the T-shirt....im 55 now
28. Remember asking my dad to explain what the brown thing was behind the fruit on his grey tank top. Had a full conversation I still remember.
I'm 61 and I definitely remember a cornucopia
Your mind is tricking you. There was never a cornucopia.
That's how I learned what it was too
28 and remember the commercial of the men dressed up as fruit sitting in the large brown cornucopia. I LOVED THE FRUIT OF THE LOOM FRUIT MEN! My boys and I dressed up as the fruit and we have a photo of us in front of a cornucopia my art teacher made. It was because of the commercial when man dressed in the apple is singing and the end he sings “my fruit is of the loom”
The A Bugs Life 2 one can be explained: At the end of the Toy Story 2 movie during credits, there is a blooper where it shows Flik mentioning to Heimlich that A Bugs Life 2 is being made, then Heimlich explains to him that it is not A Bugs Life 2 but another 2 movie (meaning Toy Story 2), and then it shows Buzz Lightyear punching through the bushes they were sitting on.
People probably misremembered this blooper as an actual trailer or announcement for A Bugs Life 2.
The traffic cone wasn't an emoji, it was a desktop icon to VLC media player back in the day...
For the strong hand one, that character calls the mutilated hand his strong hand in a different scene, so I can def see the mix up as the phrase “strong hand” was pretty iconic in the movie
He says it's his "good" hand in the scene everyone knows. But he still also says it's his "strong" hand in another scene
Lmao I have it pictured perfect him reaching out saying fake my strong hand!!!
So crazy growing up me and a friend always quoted that line lol
I know for a fact he said take my strong hand because I was dying laughing and he calling it strong while someone's hanging out the window and he's using a deformed hand to try to pull him up calling it strong
@@terrealexander4442that's what I remember too
The thing that trips me up on the mona lisa is in school the teacher would always talk about how her smile was debated because you can NEVER
actually tell if she was making an expression, her "smile" if she had one , was so subtle that people in the art community would argue on if she had a hidden expression, looking at it now.. there would be no debate, this would not be a defining attribute, she is smiling or smirking case closed ....
same at my school in 90s, Czech republic
It depends where you focus your eyes at, too.
same in california
she just looks like :|
I need to clarify i do not believe reality changed, As a christian I believe only God can change reality in an actual way, HOWEVER the bible is not silent about secret deceptions in what the bible calls "powers of the air" and "principalities, dark rulers in high places" For those who don't know bible speak those are the words to define the powers of the fallen angels and the false miracles they will produce in the heavens and the earth especially in revelation
I'm 39. In art class when I was in 3rd grade I remember being told he cut off his ear and mailed it to a woman he was in love with. This cross time-line is killing me
Of course he did. He was bonkers from those dangerous paints.
i remember being told that he cut it off so he could finish a painting, beliving that it would increase its quality or something
I thought he drank too much absinthe 😕
he didn't cut off his ear, he cut off a piece of it to propose to a woman (prostitue he hired) he was in love with
I remember a commercial from the early 90s that was people dressed up as the different fruits coming out of a cornucopia.. with them hanging out in it at the end.
The scary movie one is bugging me now. I have actually been saying "take my strong hand" in a high pitched voice ever since I went to see that movie in the cinema. Like literally any time someone asks me for help I say it and they always know what I am referencing. I can actually her him in my head, putting emphasis on the word 'strong'
bro seriously i’m actually having a hard time believing this me and my cousins and brother all SWEAR on the fact he says take my strong hand in that high pitch voice we used to say this daily through our childhood
My husband did that exact quote when we were watching another scary movie the other day. Wild
I'm pretty sure, got the answer for this one. He does use the phrase "Better use my strong hand", when carrying Cindys bag. Since its pretty much the same joke, we're probably remembering him saying the same thing.
@@OtisMalown he also says "my other hand isn't strong enough" when the guy is hanging. so the combination of those 2 is probably what did it
Because he DOES reference it as his "strong hand" earlier in the movie. AND even in that scene, he says "No my other hand isn't strong enough. You take my little hand." Earlier in the movie when he's helping Cindy with her bag he says "Oooooh this is heavy! I better use my strong hand." It's easy to see how this could be misremembered.
EDIT: I see a couple of other addressed it already. Oops.
As for the Bugs Life 2 one, I think people could be mistaking it for the blooper at the end of Toy Story 2, where Flick and Hemlich are on the branch, discussing being in a Bugs Life 2. Then when Hemlich says that they’re in a second movie, but not for Bugs Life, Buzz cuts through the branches and they fall off.
I don’t know, that’s just the first thing I thought of.
wasn't bugs life 2 sequel to the video game not the movie
@@carlos-vp7df I see what you mean but after an internet search, it doesn’t seem like there was a sequel to the video game either
Another thing could be the variant VHS cases. I remember when I bought my copy of A Bug's Life back in early 2000s in a pawn shop or something and I asked my dad if we could get the sequel now that we are here and they were cheap. I don't remember what characters they focused on but there were like 3 different VHS cover designs
@@carlos-vp7dfI think they're confusing Bugs Life with Antz.
My son used to watch a bugs life and antz over and over and over again. I also felt sure there was also a bugs life 2 so if anyone remembers he will for sure, whether we had it on video or watched it at the cinema. As for it being at the end of Toy Story 2, I have never even watched any version of Toy Story ever, so I know I am not remembering it from there.
I was born in the 80's with a gift for language. My first words were "pine cone". When I was like 5 I asked my mom what the thing was on the label of my underwear. She didnt know and asked my dad (also a bookworm). His answer... a cornucopia. This is a flagstone memory in my childhood. Not some misremembered fleeting moment.
The Mandela effect is nothing more than people refusing to believe their memory is not as good as they think.
Isn’t it weird so many people remember things the same way?
@@OceanChild75 Not really. Most of the 'alternates' are easily mistaken and plausible.
@@TheHopperUK not sure how the "Fruit of the Loom" can be explained, especially not when you read the interview the artist who drew "Flute of the Loom" says himself there wouldn’t be a reason for him to draw an instrument if there hadn’t been a cornucopia there in the first place
The coraline thing freaked me out because I rewatched Coraline recently and didn’t think anything of the ending but hearing the story completely made me remember it. I remember being a kid thinking that there was gonna be a sequel because of that ending scene
It’s a deleted scene
@@2pigsTV I can’t find it at all tho :(
Bruhhh yeah this one is crazy. I paused the video before he read the post tryna remember how it ends and I instantly thought "doesnt the hand crawl out of the well or something?" like wtf lol. Maybe it happens in the book??? I've seen the movie many times over the years but I only read the book once so idk why I would be able to visualize the book ending so clearly. Either way it's still weird our brains autofilled the ending to same specific thing if it didn't happen in ANY coraline media...
Morton Salt updated the raincoat girl with this “more modern” version.
The truly terrifying thing about Mandela Effects, is the fragility of human memory.
Yes it’s really hard to remember clearly a moment from 20 years ago but when it feels wrong it’s really wrong
Exactly. There are tons of these copycat videos being made because that is what happens in social media age. People, especially younger ones are so easily confused by the subtle power of persuasion.
Forgetting mundane details from media is completely harmless though, you're not supposed to memorize whether you could hear the "s" at the end of boots when Tom Hanks messed up a Woody line one time, there are more important things to retain in life, that's why we forget petty details, you shouldn't be worried unless you're forgetting your name, and address, and people you love, that's terrifying. This is perfectly normal memory-prioritization.
What I think is terrifying is the willingness of people to argue that the universe is against them, has shifted on JUST them, everyone is against them and life is a meaningless simulation, all because they can't accept the fact that they remembered something wrong in a movie they haven't seen since they were 10 but now at 30 it seems different because that happens to ALL of us. That's pretty crazy, that's the kind of thing that develops into dangerous mental issues where people forget reality and attack their own family members, because they think everyone is fake or an alien and won't admit they just made a mistake. My friend's brother is like that, he got so into conspiracies and things "not being real" that he's threatened to off my friend and their mom, for being "fakes messing with my brain telling me my memories aren't real". People need to be able to act like a mature adult and admit when they are wrong instead of going into a mental meltdown because they get offended at being called a normal human who isn't superior to the rest of us.
@@-desertpackrat extremely well said
Oh yes.
When millions of people remember something the exact same way, it's their fragile memory.Riiiiiiight.
I love how a lot of these "Mandela Effects" are small details that've always been there but people only recently notice them, like the veil on the Mona Lisa or the bracelet on the Scream painting.
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The term “bucket list” was a lesser known colloquialism derived from the phrase “kick the bucket” which meant “to die.” It was not as widely known, but I first heard the term from my English teacher in 1997. It was used in a short story that we read, tho I cannot recall the name. The term “kick the bucket” was well known to us because of looney tunes gags from the days of our grandparents, which aired in reruns on our T.V.s at the time.
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for the music disc one, it happens on bedrock and not java, literally just tested it myself to confirm. i got the 2 versions mixed up at one point which is what gave me the Mandela effect for it
Sorry if this is already mentioned in this video ( I haven't finished yet), but in the game Plants vs. Zombies, me and my friend, could've sworn the "jalapeño" plant was instead called "chili pepper." I mentioned this to my other friends. They all agreed too, they thought it was also chili pepper.
Thats just cause its red you as a kid probably never read its name
no im sure that' was skylanders
Plus jalapenos are green, so I always called it chili as a kid as well
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I don’t watch many ice burg or videos like these often but you make me really be interested in these and you voice is soothing personally , love the videos man keep it up
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I learned as a kid that the Mona Lisa would smile when you focused on her eyes, but the smile would be gone when you focused on the mouth. I was totally fascinated and every time I saw the Mona Lisa depicted for the rest of my life I would focus on the eyes and then the mouth a couple of times, it never ceased to amaze me. Until it didn't exist any more.
Am I the only one who kinda feels betrayed by the Mandela effects sometimes?
Keep in mind... with movies, they sometimes have TV versions that are quite different than the theatrical or home release. Some movies that I've always had on VHS or DVD as a kid... I'd be SO thrown off when seeing the movie on TV because certain scenes were way different. So, you may have seen a different version of any scenes that are in question if you aren't just misremembering. I also kinda have a memory of that scene in Home Alone... but I was never the type to watch it every year nor did I ever buy it, so I likely only saw less than 10 times on TV in my life. So... if you saw a ripped version that was from the TV version then that may explain it. Just a guess.
Yes, that's very true. A movie for a movie theatre can be radically changed for TV, or even VHS or DVD. What seemed amazing in a movie theatre can also fall flat on a much smaller home screen/inferior sound system as well...
Definitely.. tv version cuts scenes and dialogue..
Yep, there's a version of The Naked Gun that has extra scenes that I've never been able to find. It has extra scenes added in. I caught it on TV one day and spent ages trying to find it. Eventually I learned that sometimes deleted or extra scenes would get added on to movies to make them longer to fit TV schedules and that was what happened with the version of The Naked Gum I saw.
This would explain some other movie Mandela effects, more than likely. Extra scenes, different versions existing, etc.
I'm 42 and remember playing Mario Bros whenever it was the day before a holiday in school. We would load it up and I always remember the piranha plant on level one because I remember thinking it wasn't on the first pipe but the later ones because to me that was the level progressing in difficulty. The fact there are NONE at all on that first level blows my mind because it was your intro level to the game and it was already established in level two because now you are going through more of those obstacles.
What I could sware theirs at least one on the 1st level
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Remember the Ace Ventura movie? He's being attacked after he nabbed the dog from the dognapper? He says, Assholes may be closer than they appear... doesn't he?
I don't necessarily believe in the Mandela effect but I absolutely love these videos for some reason lol
Same
You believe but never experienced i had experiences in real life not obly video bro my family pics its dissapering like quantum
I think it is a "real" thing, in that obviously mass hallucinations/misrememberings are real expirences, but not that they're proof of timeline changes or multiverse glitches or anything like that.
@@starsiadraws Yeah that’s just called misremembering. And it doesn’t happen en masse. People just live in ignorant bubbles. Everyone knows that Berenstain has an A in it except people who maybe only saw it as a kid. But we knew it had an A. I mean the name itself is even stupid. How the hell could people think Nelson Mandela died in jail? The whole reason he’s so well known is because he got OUT OF PRISON AND BECAME THE FIRST BLACK PRESIDENT OF SOUTH AFRICA! I’m tired of stupidity, man.
@@starsiadrawshonestly most of it just seems like it did happen but this dude won't show the obvious proof. Mj does say struck but in the second line not the first
My kneejerk reaction was "converse logo goes on the outside" but after thinking about it a second, i remember the logos would rub against eachother and the sole of the other shoe and get scuffed, it's a great illustration of how easy it is to remember something inconsequential incorrectly
Logos were on the inside.
@@KeithMeek-so1bj yeah, thinking about it for a minute i clearly remember it that way.
The logo was always on the inside, right over the medial malleolus.
Got the frog one right before you answered too always been “honey” and it was “ragtime gal”
Bucket List was new for the movie because when it came out my first thought was "what the fuck is a bucket list and why would I want to watch a movie about buckets or lists?"
The Mona Lisa was taken down from view temporarily in the Louvre and gently cleaned in 2014. They weren’t able to do a thorough strip of the glazes to get to a spot to where we can see her original colors and details like in a typical restoration because she is deteriorating fairly fast due to the restoration that happened back in the 1800’s. However, she did have a good surface cleaning that would show better details of her veil.
They’ve also recently restored one of Da Vinci’s pupil’s copies of The Mona Lisa. It is at all possible people are seeing pictures of the student’s restored copy that wasn’t compromised by the shoddy work in the 1800’s and are not aware of the copy’s existence.
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where would one have unknowingly seen the duplicate?
I actually remember the bucket list one. Around 2008 - 2011 I had a specific friend I hung around who mentioned it. I asked what a bucket list was and she said "like from the movie". Never heard it before then.
With the mirror one, my memory is from Ace Ventura's opening, "Warning, a--holes may be closer than they appear!" but looking back at that scene today, he says "are closer" - _ -
Huh I watch you all the time what's up
Bucket List was always in our vocabulary as “kick the bucket” is a well known phrase.
It existed before...
I first heard the phrase in my first year at college in 2005. I remember the person that said it and asking them what it means, to which he replied "it's a to-do list" and I started using the phrase. I think it was just one of those phrases that certainly wasn't commonly used like it was today, but people did use it. Then the creator of the movie just decided to take responsibility for the term.
I think a lot of parodies or references say 'may be' instead, which would affect what people remember.
Great work on this video.
6:05 i remember reading that over and over again under the sun visor when i pulled it down in my moms car maybe not on the mirror
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Take my strong hand one actually scared me i vividly remember him saying it in that scene, and me and my cousins and brother would make this joke all the time through our childhood. i’ve asked them all and they all swear on the fact he says take my strong hand, this seriously got me freaked out
he says "better use my strong hand" earlier in the movie when talking about something else. he also says "my other hand isnt strong enough" when the guy is hanging. so that's probably where you got it from
I rewound, laughed, rewound, laugh, repeatedly!! He for sure said take my strong hand..
@@andreamullinix3362 he says "take my hand" and the dude asks for his other hand and he says "my other hand isnt strong enough". thats probably what you're remembering
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11:40 The DBZ one is so easy to prove for anyone growing up with TV scheduling. Just because the TV guide said a certain show was going to be on at the specific time doesn't mean it actually aired. I would be so excited for a show to come on just to be hit with disappointment when something else was aired.
1:32:28 i went back and watched every Level 1-1 from every Super Mario game, The original game on the NES, Super Mario Land Mario, Super Mario All-Stars are all the only games where Mario is safe, In every other game Mario gets attacked by plants , even the recent movie have the plants attacking Mario from the 1st pipe during the training montage.
I live in Australia so I didnt hear about the 9 11 attack until the morning after but I know for sure that my morning cartoons were canceled due to the airing of the 9 11 news, the morning cartoons would normally provide me with an episode of DBZ but at this time was not on the schedule but I could easily assume that DBZ was something I was missing out on.
literally grew up with tv and the guide was always right except for one or two instances
Anyone else remember the sequel to ' batteries not included ' called ' batteries still not included '? I distinctly remember seeing the posters for it a few years after the original but apparently it never existed?!
I have a vague memory of this.
I also have my own memory of an ad campaign for a sequel to E. T. I remember McDonalds commercials about it, themed happy meals or something, as does my mother.
She wrote it off as “maybe they cancelled the movie before it was finished.”
I’d love to go back in time and see what I actually experienced.
Bro really said "WELL DONE" steak. I didnt know you like to chew on boots 😭 Amazing video tho bro keep it up!
Your rendition of the Mona Lisa is closer to the way I remember it or should I say the real way that it actually was someone’s messing with us and they can’t tell us that these memories aren’t real the Mona Lisa never had a smirk, and that was one of the things that was always in the conversation about her was the fact that you couldn’t tell her emotion based on the expression on her mouth, because it was very vague, and it was not a smirk . They cannot make us forget the old world.
May be some type od psych opt as the gov is and has been very interested in mind control.
Mona Lisa can be due to better photo quality. Because all those people making the claim haven't seen it in person, so they would be going by photos. The veil is difficult to see with high quality photo, it was probably damn near impossible to see with lesser quality
And the fact that it's also a minute detail. We don't remember her eye colour either
@@WildWinterberry Yep, good point. That too. If I were to guess I would say brown lol
Also the mona lisa is heavily guarded. You cannot get within like 5 meters now as it is actually protected by armed security. It would be hard to see this small detail with the naked eye
The veil was discovered with infrared lasers in 2006 under the 500 year old darkened paint and layers of varnish that had been added over the centuries. I remember reading how scientists were excited about this because the veil meant she had just had a baby so it gave insight into her life. the painting was restored in 2010 to remove some of the varnish and some darkened overpainting that had been added 100 yrs after the original. it made the veil come out. As far as the smile it is still an optical illusion. Looking at it from diff angles makes it harder to tell if she is smiling. You cant' see that in a digital image. They say Da Vinici created the first 3d painting. Also looking at the painting as a whole makes it seem as if she is smiling much more fully. The digital age has changed visual perception in ways we don't yet understand, including not perceiving horizontal/vertical lines like you may have perceived in the year 1990 or 2000 and your brain computing an image in a different way.
same with the idea that her smile has changed, but that could also be from ageing and/or restoration.
IT WAS ALWAYS THE FLINTSTONES BECAUSE CAVEMEN USED FLINT TO MAKE FIRE AND TOOLS. I AM SO TIRED OF THIS ONE AND IT MAKES ME MAD
Why? Because people saw a different reality than you?
@@realone3602 Because it was always the Flintstones and people that can't spell are are taking attention away from real Mandela effects
I also remember the Flintstones. Because I remember the 2 T's looking like something built by a caveman you know in the way they're designed.
Literally flint is a type of rock lol I never understood this one. It’s obviously just mishearing the name.
@@JustaYeomanBowman in your reality it was. Other peoples reality it was spelt different. I know the Mandela effect and what it is doing. Example, now OJ Simpson puts on both gloves in the court room. But we vividly remember the glove did not fit. So now someone like you will come along and say see! He is guilty he put both gloves on! How did he get off as innocent? It's people like you who don't truly understand the mandela effect and is making shit more complicated than what it is.
The “strong hand” line comes from when he’s greeting them for the first time,as he grabs their luggage he says “lemme use my strong hand”.
The kidneys one is crazy. My dance teacher always use to tell us to put our hands on our kidneys, which was on the lower back.
Woody just says "There's a snake in my boot", that little "ssst" sound at the end of the word is a combination of the actor overpronouncing the "t" and the sound artist reproducing the staticy sound of those old pull string toys. Jim Hanks, who does a lot of Woody voiceovers in Tom's place, said in an interview that he has needed to overpronounce pull string parts so they would be clear.
I recently encountered a Mandela effect from the Resident Evil franchise, I watched a video about cut content it mentioned a plant enemy that resembled the Pokémon Victreebel, when he showed concept art of it I was convinced it was already in one the games. I remember it being in Resident Evil Outbreak 2 in a chapter called “Flashback” I specifically remember them being located in the hospital, they were stationary enemies, there was even 1 you had to kill to progress as it blocked your path. There was only 3 ways to kill it, using acid rounds or flame thrower or if you didn’t have those you had to find pesticide to kill it (I know this was also a thing in RE1) I also remember them being a pain because they had an instant kill attack and as many Outbreak fans know insta kill enemies were the worst because of how easy it was for them to kill one of your AI companions. But I guess that’s no longer a problem cause evidently they never even existed outside of being just concept art?
I remember it too, it could be me mixing up stuff tho
Holyyyy fuck that’s bizarre. I never played outbreak before, I should try it out. I’ll update you If I see any aberrant plants.
Could be stuff was cut out. I remember seeing a cutscene in a Harvest Moon game and everyone telling me it wasn't in the game. Turns out it was in one version of game but not the other version. So I did see it but not in the version I thought it was in.
“There’s a snake in my boots” feels like a mispronunciation from the VA that people didn’t really notice until now
I remember a commercial back in the 90s maybe 2000 of fruit of the loom did explaining that they had changed their logo.
As far as the Mona Lisa goes, I DO remember there being a fine line near her hair line and our art teacher telling us it was believed that women plucked the hair along the hair line to give themselves a larger looking forehead and that's what the line was, but I don't remember ever noticing the veil until it was brought up recently.
The traffic cone emoji is actually the VCL app I think. I remember seeing it a few times during my childhood but not knowing what it was.
on home alone, "that place gives me the creeps" was for sure said! I remember that too
I vividly remember, that as a child in mid 90's I was wondering "what the hell is that weird basket?" In Friut of the Loom. I'm from central Europe, where this brand is quite popular. I can recall myself drawing this logo with a cornucopia about 30 years ago. I found out it's not there a while ago but did not pay any atention. Than I heard of Madela's Effect. Astonishing! Exactly the same is with Pikachu's tail. But many many of misspelled titles and brands' names did not change in my memory. I'm sure of it 'cause I didn't know english at all as a child, so I was used to read all of them with wrong pronauciation, letter by letter, just like they were written.
I also remember asking my dad about the horn behind the fruits and he proceeded to explain what a cornucopia is.
Granted I saw the logo on a store advertisement for the brand and not actually on a tag.
my grandmother had a "bucket list" which was a bucket full of little paper cards of things she wanted to do. Each day, she took out one and would do that thing to make sure that every day she got one done. This predates the movie and may be a possible source of the phrase.
That's really cool! I've heard the term comes from the saying "kick the bucket" though
Sorry if you knew that already but I bet you didn't know the finnish equivalent (nor did you need to but here I am :P) which is "lusikka lista" and translates to "spoon list". It comes from the finnish saying "heittää lusikka nurkkaan", which in turn translates to "throw the spoon in to the corner". No idea where it comes from but the meaning is essentially the same as kicking the bucket. You're welcome :)
@@holmj6208 thanks
PushPops were and still are a thing.
Push Pop is an American brand of fruit-flavored lollipops produced in Taiwan. It debuted in 1986 and comes in many flavors. Products made under the Push Pop name are manufactured by Bazooka Candy Brands, owner of a portfolio of confectionery brands.
Sold them in Australia for like 25 years and still do. They're still being made to this day.
For the chuck Taylor’s the logos were as such : Low tops it’s only inside. High tops it’s outside on the “outer” side of the shoe
The Fruit Loop to Froot Loop switch stands out to me because I can remember hearing about how it's actually the correct spelling of "fruit" and not "Froot". I didn't think much of it because I never paid attention to it, I don't really eat cereal, but I did take note of it being "Fruit Loop" not "Froot Loop". I watched a couple of movies recently that deal with this if anyone is interested. "To the Only Me Who Loved You" and "To Every You I've Loved Before" If you choose to watch them do it in the order I listed. Pink then Blue. You'll know what I mean if you look it up. They are very interesting movies dealing with parallel worlds and shifting between them.
It absolutely was Fruit Loops in the 90’s and 2000’s. Myself and my dad even talked about how they changed the logo. I was a kid and thought it was dumb that they’d misspell something.
So it was fruit loops originally right? I remember too. So it switched to Froot, then back to fruit. Now it's Froot again!!!
And I think this video had been altered!!
@@arcaydfield3690 It's making me feel a little crazy.
Is this being mixed up with the "Looney Tunes" thing? Tunes is spelled properly, it's not Toons; but Froot is spelled with the double-O
The Rock one is simple. "If you smell..." is what he says in his promo's. "Can you smell..." was actually in his entrance theme as a heel.
It’s “Do” not “Can”.
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They’re all simple because the Mandela Effect is not real
@@Randomjackass135 That wasn't my point. I wasn't making a point for or against the Mandella Effect being real or not. I was setting straight the confusion over The Rock's catch phrase.
Hey there I was born in the 80s and can confirm "Bucket List" is older than I am. It refers to a list of things to do before you "kick the bucket" another old term. In fact the whole reason the movie is named such is exactly this. It is a term common enough everyone understood what it was. Hope that helps
Always cool seeing faces to voices 😆 didn't expect that 😅
dude, the mona liza always smirked. its like, the most iconic thing about her
The Exodus passage surprised me. I remember it being “who is a jealous God.” I just grabbed my study Bible which has a copyright of 1989 and 2006 and opened it up to that passage. And it says “whose name is Jealous.”
In my version (Brazilian Portuguese) it says:
"Nunca adore nenhum outro deus, porque o Senhor, cujo nome é Zeloso, é de fato Deus zeloso." (PT-BR)
"Never worship any other god, because the Lord, whose name is Zealous, is indeed a Zealous God." (EN)
Meaning he is Zealous, not Jealous (at least in our version)
Must be a translation related stuff
@@Samuel_X7 yeah. And the Bible has been translated so much there’s bound to be a few translation mistakes.
For thou shalt worship no other god: for the LORD, whose name is Jealous, is a jealous God:
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Interesting notes: both uses of 'is' are italicized. god is spelled all lower-case the first time, but capitalized as a proper noun the second time.
When it says his name is Jealous, the word is capitalized like a noun, but when it says he is a jealous God, it is not capitalized. 'God' is.
King James Version Copyright 1962, The Zondervan Corporation, 8th printing February 1989
I remember it pretty much this exact same way from reading it some 20 years ago.
Also, the next two passages would get censored by UA-cam lol.
I remember it being " who is a jealous God".
Ok something isn’t right because I could’ve sworn that I JUST watched a video some months ago that said “Froot Loops” was actually “Fruit Loops” and I told my brother about it bc we both remembered it being “Froot”. Now you’re telling me I’m correct??
Also, at some point the mirrors were definitely “objects MAY be closer than they appear” . I remember it vividly bc I used to say “so this car might be closer than they look?”. And the other day I looked at my car’s mirror and said “oh they finally admit that all objects ARE indeed closer than they appear” making a clear joke about the change. My mind is blown 🤯
On the bucket list, I believe it comes from the saying to kick the bucket so with a bucket list
I knew of the term bucket list back in the 1980s when I was in middle school. And I think it's funny that Justin credits himself with creating the term for the movie. When Hollywood movies copy trends to get views, not create them
He's taking too much credit. That expression was casually in use well before his movie came out; and that is why (presenting my final summation like a prosecutor in a court) EVERYONE understood the theme of the movie, even if they'd never seen it yet. I'm surprised he hasn't co-opted other common use expressions.
37:15 I've watched this movie many many times. It's always been that way. He's never said he would cut the cats tail off. That scene was always my favorite so I'll know if it was changed.
yeah, I don't remember him EVER saying he was gonna chop the cat's tail off, but i do sometimes misremember him saying "kill" instead of "get" but I know that's just misremembering. It is a PG movie after all lol. It's just the implication that sometimes confuses me, that's it.
Ok this is trippy how often I can remember the Mandela affect being the case
Bucket list freaked me out.
But I finally found an old journal when I was 8 that had “bucket list” in it. I’m 36 so the term was def around before 2007, just not popular I guess.
But searching google is pretty creepy that all the answers point to the movie.
Side view mirror never said “may be” but “may appear”.
People are getting Froot Loops confused with Looney Tunes. And in scary movie 2 the strong hand line is in the movie just when he’s carrying their bags.
You do not put metal in the microwave, my mom said this growing up now they make microwave with stainless steel racks inside them😅
All microwaves were changed around the year 2000. The ones before that absolutely sparked with metal utensils. Both types always had sparks with aluminum.
1:48:53 I admit I didn’t get into Animaniacs or PatB until the reboot, but I’ve always remembered it as ‘pondering’ however I do recall ‘are you thinking what I’m thinking’ or a similar phrase of it, being used often in the show ‘Bananas in pajamas’ as both are kid shows that were originally fro the 90’s or whatever, perhaps people confused them, but that’s the only explanation I have
I personally remember the cornucopia, even though I am not from the United States but I know it because I'm greek and we learnt the ancient myth at school.
I can clearly remember 'explaining' to my father (showing my knowledge to be more realistic) why the Fruit of the Loom logo had a cornucopia. He had two Fruit of the Loom shirts, (one was a T-Shirt and the other was a Long Sleeved one) and I swear BOTH of them had the logo. My father (and my mother, who also used to wear such Shirts before I was born) remember it with a cornucopia. But now, it is just not there.
Yo I literally feel the same I'm canadian tho but I swear to God I remember going shopping for back to school clothes in like 2012 for grade 3 and I have a very clear vivid memory of seeing that damn cornucopia on the back of the set pack of underwear we bought
cornucopia was really my first word i would say over and over.
@minus9us677 lol that's funny that word is soo tricky for me to say
i didnt say it correctly, i said it like....
corn a ka peeee aah
I remember it too. This is the only Mandela effect thing that got me.
5:42 this one was crazy, me and my grandpa literally had a full on discussion about this message when I was younger. We discussed why things would appear closer in the mirror. This “Mandela effect” is creepy, interesting, and surprising all at the same time
Would you like to know why that phrase is true?
Are we talking about side view mirrors on cars? Regular house mirrors? or both? The side view mirrors on cars have those stickers on them mentioning this "objects nearer than they appear" because many of the car makers installed mirrors with a slight convex (?) or curve to them, causing a distortion of actual distance. Like fun house mirrors at carnivals. Also, I've got some really old wardrobes, one of them has a single inset mirror, and it always makes me look quite plump. I've figured out this style of furniture was popular in the 70's, which was the height of the "anorexia" in young people issues (or when it first became well known); and I'm blaming the distorted mirrors on furniture from back then, because I'm downright skinny, for real, and would rather not be. But I look okay in this wardrobe mirror lol. However, someone with self perception issues would take one look, and refuse dinner.
@@A_Stereotypical_Heretic I know now, but thanks for offering
Zero always had a jack-o'-lantern nose, that's the spooky twist.
The smooth criminal one got me
Regarding the FotL logo, I absolutely had underwear as a kid with the cornucopia - however, my grandparents often bought my clothes and they bought them from flea markets that often had fake merchandise. They were extremely poor quality, often not lasting more than a few months. So my theory is that these knock-offs were very widespread and included the cornucopia.
As a kid back in the 70s, we learned what a cornucopia was because of FTL underwear.
The logo change happened when they stopped sewing the tag on and started printing it.
Its definitely had nothing to do with fake or real. Here in my little suburban city in Buckinghamshire, majority of schools had FOTL t-shirts and jumper with the school badge sewn on the chest area. And I very clearly remember the cornucopia on the inside labels as it was underneath where I would either use a fabric pen or iron on my kids names. I was pretty annoyed when I found out that my youngest was FOTL as his school wear was nearly 3 times the price compared to my older son but was only a year difference but different schools too. But were still the same except for the school badge.
@@andyjames2669 Well, very obviously it's not real and you people just don't remember. It's way more likely to be knock offs than anything, like OP said.
I always remember flintstones. The whole series was full of rock references. Bedrock, rubble, slate, pebbles. Why would they call Fred by the name of flinstone. The stone is flint not flin.
Because people are lame. I guess it doesn't help that when saying it, the t can come off as silent. But yeah it is Flint because as you say, that's the joke...the name is meaningless without it. Seems forced that one.
1:22:06 Around this mark you talk about the Mandela Effect regarding "this is your brain on drugs" PSA about the utilization of drugs and its effect on the human mind. It's always been the eggs, and even I remember it being like that.
Evidence that points to this (which backups my claim) comes from a Rap song from Boogie Down Productions (KRS One) called: Love's Gonna Get'cha (Material Love) and within their video around the 2:40 mark, KRS One says: "This is your brain on drugs" and points to his mind while the eggs fry, implying that the eggs were the brain and were frying because of the utilization of drugs.
I know that it's this too because whenever I listen to his song, and hear the lyrics, (and watched the commercial) it is always the eggs being the brain, not the frying pan itself being a brain.
2:21:38 100% remember the Hunger Games map being the US map. I remember because after it came out there were posts circulated of people genuinely asking things like "when in American history did the Hunger Games happen?, some of which were accompanied by the map.
The first one with the bucket list is definitely wrong. I've been hearing that saying since I was young. I am 38. And I remember as early as age 7 hearing my grandfather use that phrase in reference to going to Israel being part of his bucket list because he wanted to see The garden of Gethsemane. My father; a Vietnam vet used to often use the phrase as well in reference to things he wanted to do before he died. He died in 1996 so WAY before that movie. And my grandfather used it even before then. Not to mention all of the other times that I heard it in my childhood. It was a pretty common phrase.
Yep because just like bought the farm, kicked the bucket was another way of saying passed away
I rather think this term was in relatively common usage until some script writer used it to name a movie. That's why everyone would instantly know what the theme of the movie was, before even seeing it. The script writer is taking too much credit, in this case. It's not a "mandela" effect, it's an "ego effect".
This is actually what I can into the comment section for😅. I am also 38 and I remember learning the origins of those phrases when I was in elementary school. 'Kicked the bucket' was another phrase for dying so a 'bucket list' is a list of things you want to do before you kick the bucket!😅 I agree that it seems to be more a case of ego on the directors part. Which makes you wonder about other mandala effects vs propaganda used to persuade or redirect the masses..
@@feyfox8005 To me, this is a relatively clear cut case of someone taking credit where it wasn't due, but other "mandela" effect issues are little more murky. Even calling it "the mandela effect" is quite telling, I think. Meaning I wasn't the only one totally confused by how someone who'd died in prison was now standing there receiving a Nobel prize lol. What now? Always wondered if the Hadron collider caused some issues actually....
Of course!!! It's a list of To Do before you Kick 🦵 the bucket 🪣... A bucket list 😅. Personally ..id rather.. call it a Farm Itinerary... For when I buy my farm 🎉 🚜🌽🐄
For the smooth criminal one, I actually remember both lines being said growing up as a kid
They are said, in the second verse of the song
I think the dogs playing poker painting gets mixed up with "The Gambler"'s cover art.. as someone is wearing a green visor on his head while counting something on the table
The Gambler by Kenny Rogers
The phrase "Bucket List" has been in use since at least 1785 - in the book - Unfair and Unbalanced: The Lunatic Magniloquence of Henry E. Panky - by Patrick M. Carlisle. That particularly piece of work includes the sentances:
“So, anyway, a Great Man, in his querulous twilight years, who doesn’t want to go gently into that blacky black night. He wants to cut loose, dance on the razor’s edge, pry the lid off his bucket list!”
The fruit of the loom one gets crazier every time I hear about it🤣. You’re telling me in the original patent they said there was a cornucopia in writing and it just isn’t there??? Wild
they didn't, that's just the generic description of the design code they used for the patent
@@adailtonpersegonha yeah and that’s kinda weird
@@adailtonpersegonhathat makes no goddamn sense, that’s not how design codes work. They don’t just choose a completely random concept
@@wolfetteplays8894 then go research it
I don't care what anybody says. Fruit of the loom, I distinctly remember wearing fruit of the loom underwear and t shirts as a kid and I distinctly remember the cornucopia both from advertisements and on the very clothes I was wearing. Even remember the commercials. I mean even the name was technically tied to the cornucopia because cornucopias are WOVEN and fruit of the loom was known for its strong WEAVE.
The dogs definitely had green visors. I didn’t recognize the versions shown here so I’m hopeful the one we remember is out there. I remember asking about the visors and being told it was a poker thing.
I think what people might be remembering is the traditional and most famous version there's a green light shade top-center of the picture and one dog, in particular, has his head very close to its level. When your mind recreates it later it might think "green visor" or something.
The green visor version was one of the black velvet paintings. My dad used to have one and my mom refused to let him put it up; instead, she put up a velvet painting of those big eyed children instead.
The Mona Lisa was cleaned for the first time in hundreds of years and many surprising details surfaces, including a really cool background that years of soot from cigarettes and dust had obscured. I think this was in the early 90's?
Ever since the early 2010’s, stuff has been different.
The Mona Lisa veil is easy to explain. I don't know how anyone could be baffled by this. The painting underwent a cleaning. Upon restoration you can often see details that weren't apparent before. This is because there is sometimes centuries of crud covering the fine details. And that veil is so delicate it could have easily blended in with the hairline if you weren't looking very closely.
Im South African, I grew up hearing adults saying " someone kicked the BUCKET" which meant that someone passed away, I grew to understand that a ' BUCKET LIST" is a list of things you want to do before dying.
Yup.
What can you say of Mandela?//
@@DavidMoessner As South Africans we call him Tata, which means father. He is known as the father of our nation. Obviously I could say way more but that would take forever. Thank you for such an interesting question, made me reflect quite a bit.
Yeah, kick the bucket is a pretty universal term I think.
I remember making my bucket list in highschool, the 90s. I have only 3 things left on it
Freddie's sweater was always green, I knitted a Freddie doll myself. I've always wanted his red and green sweater but only ever see red and black striped ones (probably have to knit that myself too lol). If someone saw black stripes it's because they had a TV with contrast up and/or brightness down, and guarantee most people like me watched it before 4K and blueray and digital remastering was a thing, so it looks dark. He attacks everyone in the dark lol
i think the reason people remember the froot loops mandela effect the other way around is because the looney tunes mandela effect is the other way around
the paul mccartney/robert smith one makes sense to me. i’ve seen interviews with many songwriters who say they hear a song in their head and it’s like an ear worm so they decide to write lyrics for what they hear in their head. i myself am a amateur songwriter and this happens to me too. that’s probably what happened to mccartney and smith
Talented artists often refer to it as a living entity they call a muse
Ive experienced most of these. I was there for both the Froot loopS and Flintstones flip flops. Those were funny and had me messed up. For a long while every time I went to the grocery store I would go right to the cereal aisle to gawk at the generic looking fruit loops. My boyfriend didn't remember froot loops.
Then a few months later it went back to froot and I was not mad.
Flintstones to Flinstones was a horrible change. It was a big one and many many people woke up to it. It changed back not after a week but after a few months. Many remembered that weird momentary change