25 Mind Blowing Mandela Effect Instances

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Prepare to have your reality shaken as we delve into 25 mind-blowing Mandela Effect instances that will leave you questioning everything you thought you knew. From iconic movie lines to famous brand logos, these puzzling phenomena will make you rethink the boundaries of memory and perception. Join us on a journey through the twists and turns of alternate recollections, and discover the fascinating world of the Mandela Effect. Make sure to hit that subscribe button for more intriguing content exploring the mysteries of our minds and the universe!

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[stantonboatman]

I feel like Shaggy used to do a lot of “hard swallows” when he was scared which was animated with an adam’s apple. That’s why we remember it so much.

[malagastehlaate]

The Berenstain/stein... bears one blows my mind because I had MANY of these books growing up... I could swear they were Berenstein... I actually went last time I saw something about this and pulled a book of mine from the shelf and indeed it says Berensain... which still blows my mind... I look at it in complete and utter disbelief to this day... as I could SWEAR it was Berenstein...

[twodogsandapicnictable]

Does no one remember the little kid sitting on the pier fishing and singing the Oscar Mayer song?

[susancollins]

The Sinbad one always gets me as I worked at a video store and was given the vhs screener. My whole family remembers watching this. Crazy!

[AnthonyTuff]

While riding a bus in Chicago, I had my Walkman on, absorbed in music, when I unexpectedly caught news of Nelson Mandela's passing upon reaching my relative's house. VH1 was broadcasting a speech delivered by Mandela's wife, which we all gathered around to watch. Soon after, a conversation about Mandela ensued, and confident in my knowledge, I mentioned his demise. To my astonishment, someone insisted that I was mistaken and that Mandela was indeed alive. I stood there speechless, unable to comprehend the situation. Perhaps it was a figment of my imagination, I pondered. However, they pulled up evidence proving Mandela's continued existence, leaving me utterly bewildered.

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[Shadowman...]

I see they didn't mention Dolly from Moonraker not having braces on her teeth. I remember sitting in a theater and everyone laughing when she smiled and had braces on her spooky

[Craigjackson]

I remember about ten years ago discovering these Mandela effects, at first it was very confusing, but it has led me to the conclusion that this reality is just a matrix, everything is taking place in the mind of the creator, timelines are subject to shifting blending and merging in and out of each other like spiral waves, expanding and contacting to infinity

[shannahonea]

Ed McMahan giving people huge checks for publishers clearing house anymore is a huge M.E for me

[nenadnaric]

I am from Europe, Balkan region, born in 1991, so i watched dubbed Snow White when i was a kid. So, it wasnt in English, i didnt speak any English. Evil queen said, and it isnt just me that remembers, my mother also quoted it regularly, "Ogledalce, ogledalce, reci mi ko je najljepši na svetu" whic translates to "Mirror, mirror..." If it was "Magic mirror" it would be "Čarobno ogledalce, reci mi..." which would even sound better, which means that it isnt translators artistic depiction or however you wanna call it. The translation Mirror Mirror is too literal in Serbian, and thats how it was. Thats what gets me, i always see these people thinking that only Americans experience this (classic) because of some American stuff, disney parks or whatever. I dont get 90% of this guy references, didnt watch new Scooby, theater Scooby, i only watched Scooby on video tapes when i was a kid and i remember adamas apple shaking. But lets forget that, just focus on the translation in snow white

[betweentwomillennium]

My wife and I had had a friendly argument in the 1990s whether it was pronounce Beren Steen or Beren Stine. We could not have had that argument if it had been spelled Berenstain. You cannot get een or ine from ain. And the odds are two to one that we both got it wrong. I had studied German and she was a French and Spanish teacher. So I don’t know about all the other Mandela cases, but I do know this one happened. Somehow there is the memory of us saying this but even looking at VHS tapes of this book being read, the name is spelled Berenstain. There had to have been some sort of time or dimension shift.

[JessicaZanerealz]

I'm glad you explained where the Mandela effect name even came from because I wasn't even sure why it was even called that.

[hectorsmommy]

The burning of witches at Salem idea makes sense because many witches and heretics WERE burned in Europe (although hanging was most common there too). Engravings of those executions are widely found in books about the witchcraft persecution. Those images are in people's memory and easily transferred to events at Salem.

[nikkib]

I didn't realise that there was such a difference between US and UK culture in terms of TV programmes and food branding, so any potential mandela effects were difficult to spot. However, the Star wars android's leg really stood out! No way would I have missed that if it was there in the beginning!!!! Very interesting video, as are all the list 25's. Thankyou to you and your team for all your hard work.

[tristinstorm]

Here's a weird Mandela fact, Jim Carrey either was the first person to have multiple Mandel effects or he is the cause of them. In the movie The Mask there is a scene where he fakes his death as the mask playing a cowboy then gets up and he is accepting the Oscar for his performance and quotes Sally Fields famous like "You love me, you really really love me!" Then in the movie The Cable Guy he is having dinner with Matthew Broderick at Medieval Times and ask for his chicken skin and puts it on his face and quotes the line from Silence of the Lambs "Hello Clarice, so good to see you". And finally in Ace Ventura 2 he is at a dinner for the rich and elite and a sees a woman wearing a fox pelt around her neck and she is with a man who is short bald and wearing an eye monocle and top hat and says. " You must be the Monopoly guy, based on not just his clothing but the monocle. Thats why everyone who watched the movie got the reference and got the joke. As we all are now told the Monopoly guy never had a monocle, Sally field never said that and that line was never in Silence of the Lambs. But he seemed to think all of these things or the writer of the scripts and everyone either got duped into believing these were facts because of watching those films or he was from another dimension.

[mattneilson]

Great th8ng about mandela effects, no matter which way you remember it, you can't convince the other side that they are wrong

[mandibailey]

I'm always excited to see List 25! Mike, you look so much happier.

It's great to see this channel light back up. I'm broke so I can't send money. However, when List 25 has and adds Playlists, I can just keep looping those lists when I'm not watching.

[frankhooper]

I'm glad you made a passing reference to a man being convicted at the Salem witch trials - too often it's assumed only women were accused. My 10th-great-uncle, Thomas Farrar, was convicted at the age of 78; he wasn't executed, but did die a year later.

[HajoBenzin]

snow white is by the brothers grimm and it is a german story.
in the original, it is said as 'mirror, mirror on the wall..", so that's where this mandela effect comes from :)

[bizzmoneyb]

the biggest for me is Charles Lindberg's baby. he was taken from his bedroom window and never seen again. Grandpa in the Simpsons yells "I'm the Lindberg baby!" but now the dead child was found, and the murderer executed?!

[TheMindOfOpex]

So I'm quite aware of all these Mandela effects since you covered the most popular ones. However, to this day I still have vivid memories of BOTH Kazam and Shazaam. I even remember them coming out like a year apart from each other and still remember both story lines all these years later. But I'm not naive, I recognize Shazaam never happened, but where tf does my memory (as well as countless others memories of it) think it remembers it as well as storing the plot and characters in my head? I even remember thinking at the time "another genie movie within a year of the last one?" To this day, Shazaam has been the most mind boggling memory that never actually happened.