17 Mandela Effects and the 2012 Theory
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@@charlescalvinsomeonewhodie7178 Huh? No what?
I remember freaking out having a panic attack in 2012 that the world was gonna end and my dad looks up at me and says it's 2011. Somehow we reverted back a year. A whole year was erased and somehow I'm the only one I know that knows. I recently forgot about it and told someone I was a year older than I supposedly am. I would honestly rather be a year younger as it is already 😂 if anyone else experienced this do tell because I'm the only one I know this happened to. I'm likely just crazy but it would be interesting to find out otherwise.
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For me personally the world didn't seem right after 2015 but that's just me. Ik it's prob cuz I'm getting older and social media with everyone becoming so woke. 😅
The pink fish has always been in that Bubble Bass scene. I remember me and my brother quoting “and there’s my car keys!”
or maybe cern implanted a memory into your brain so that you think that some pink fish was in a spondebob episode when it really wasnt
Yup that pink fish has always been there
that fish was my favourite part of the scene lol
Yeah I’ve seen that episode so many times to where I was a bit confused on how this moment made it on here because I had no idea people were confused about this scene in the show. It would’ve been funny if Bubble Bass did have a pair of car keys in his mouth though.
@@Thezombiekiller06 💀💀💀
“And there’s my car keys” has always been there. I remember finding it funny because it was insinuating that he has a big mouth/tongue and that it isn’t the first time he’s done this before. Leaving to the imagination as to what else could be under his tongue. Which is the whole point on this line being there.
Exactly. As someone who grew up watching SpongeBob, I cringed at that part of the video lol. With the guy saying "it's out of place", I kinda have to doubt whether he's actually watched the show. It would feel more out of place if it just didn't have a joke at all.
Also Mr. Krabs saying "and there are the pickles from last time" is a set-up for what the pink fish says. The idea that Bubble Bass was just storing pickles in his mouth for that long period of time is pretty goofy, which then sets up the pink fish to turn up the goofiness to the extreme. Without these jokes, the scene wouldn't be the same at all. Narratively it might make sense on paper, but it wouldn't be nearly as funny.
@@derpmcgerp8062I cringed too. The SpongeBob Mandela effects are bad. Ppl just have shitty memories
@@mania4270 fr. Either that or we're just lucky enough to be native to Universe B after CERN merged our realities XD
I always know her smilling but the praise of the paintaing was how DaVinci made her look like she was smilling while she wasn't. So maybe her mouth was slighted curved enougth for a lambda person to see her "smilling". But the veil ... she had a veil ?
@@GatsuUkio We’re talking about SpongeBob.. Not the Mona Lisa one… lol although tbh I cant say that I ever noticed the veil growing up. But then again, it is hard to notice and like me (who isn’t an art expert) millions of others who have casually glanced at the painting from time to time probably wouldn’t have noticed either. All it takes is a few normies to discover someone who study’s art to point out that small detail. Those normies then bring it into an ever bigger circle of normies who haven’t noticed it before, who then claim that it was never there (how would they know they’re not an expert) Then suddenly it blows up into a bigger online crowd, then becoming a “Mandela Effect” which just so happens to be the internets current obsession. So its then seen and heard of by 100,000s of more “normies” (I hate that word, but wanted to use something to describe someone who isn’t an art enthusiast, like me) and boom, we have a mystery; And a viral piece of media that has lots people believing that it’s something strange, when in reality, it’s far from strange and is actually justified in most of not all cases. Like in most “Mandela Effect” “cases”there’s always an explanation. But the explanation is usually boring because it’s long, uninteresting and actually requires people to dig a little bit deeper and use their brains, which lets face it, most people in the day and age simply don’t want to do.
OMG my mom was so happy to see her featured in this video! Thanks for spreading the Freddy Krueger mandela effect!
that’s so cool!
awesome no way i found you in the comments its a real thing no way its our false memories.
@@rain3635 yea it’s easily your false memories especially as a kid.
@@AmazingBlaze0 yea you prob right W ahh pfp you got ong i miss those days 2013-2016 playing zombies with the boys still know all easter eggs on every map to this day
Trust me, I have been obsessed with NOES series since I was a kid. Have always dug up as much behind the scenes factoids and trivia as I could. That tarp never happened😆😆😆 y'all reaching so hard😆😆😆
For me, the reason nothing feels right after 2012 is because the internet and social media have grown, and become a whole lot more mainstream, everyone knows everything that happens to everyone, and like the news always talking about calamities, now everyone gets to see the worst that's going on, and reasonably, being surrounded by that much shock all the time may give the impression things aren't what they used to be.
Agreed. Also the mandela effect goes thurther back than 2012. I feel its just proven wrong.
This is true every word of what you’re saying however it doesn’t really support the idea behind what is being discussed in the video and how everything has been “completely different“ since 2012..
We are all connected and it wasn’t until after the Internet and social media like you say, that people became more connected than ever and as a result this is contributed to a decline in literal social nature and made people antisocial robots and that in itself would make one feel like this every day if nothing else contributed to that?
Since 2012, a lot of things have completely flipped and some changed entirely and I just often find myself wondering if maybe we have went into another reality or if because of the Earth is cyclical, the cycle that we are currently in is experiencing everything as a result of the changing cycle?
You hear people talk about the end of days, well if we are in the end of days I imagine things would be more conflicted and more chaotic than ever and that peoples resolve and hearts would be tested to an extent as to truly see who is worthy and who is not, who would so easily go along with the flow and who would stand up for what is right all while being demonized and made an outcast?
The Internet and social media definitely messed us up on a lot of different things, the higher-ups knew it would happen too but they thought the rewards outweigh the risks and I’m not so sure they were right because social media and the Internet and all of that is designed to cater to the narcissistic personality traits that reside within us all and those of the weak will flourish in their narcissism and flaunt it for everybody to see even if it’s wrong, as long as they’re getting more and more and more attention for it..
The night the ball dropped at exactly the stroke of midnight 2012, me and my seven or eight friends I was with at the time we’re all expecting something to happen and the only thing that happened was this huge unnatural sounding gust of wind but with no airflow whatsoever?!?! It was so immense and powerful that the look of freight plastered across all of our faces, was a look of sheer terror as our minds try to anticipate what might be coming next???!
And that was that?! Nothing more happened and we went on about our lives, but the time since then that has passed, more and more things have changed, a lot of which for the worse and time has moved faster and faster while certain things in our life become more and more insane, as if we are living in a completely different reality or existence or dimension or universe or whatever?!
we are already all connected, I can agree wholeheartedly that the Internet and social media made us directly connected on a level that is detrimental to us all especially with the way social media is designed to cater to the most negative of personality traits.
Sorry I wrote so much but your comment reignited my unquenchable interest for this type of stuff.. and I’ve been against social media since it was first talked about in a magazine I read in 2008 where they were talking about the next iPhone that was going to be coming out and all of the things I read about it made me dislike smart phones and social media and all of that right away because all of the things they were talking about post a direct threat to another art form that I have always enjoyed and loved.. video games-
And just look at how shitty video games are now?? One good game every few years maybe two or three if you’re lucky, nothing compared to the decades of the past which is understandable when games are so much bigger but they don’t have to be it’s because all the game designers are following trends set by other products that sell way more than a video game ever can because they’re comparing themselves to a product that everybody buys, versus a product of certain demographic buys but I digress..
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@@fortnitecrazyclips881 The effect absolutely does go further back than 2012, we just didn't call it the same thing yet and it didn't have the same mainstream popularity that it has today.
Personally, I feel like everyone would benefit greatly from deliberately taking time to step away from social media from time to time. Social media in and of itself seems designed specifically and intentionally to invoke drama and controversy, and anyone who's constantly subjecting themselves to such things is going to end up feeling stressed.
That being said, I don't think that the internet is the reason everything feels off. Rather, I think everything feels off because our entire way of life has begun to erode as a result of a drastic shift in social norms. That is to say, I think everything is feeling off because everything is too political, and you can't get away from it even if you step away from the internet. Society is, in some places worse than others, caving in on itself, and it leaves everyone feeling uncomfortable and nostalgic of the old days.
that's nostalgia, not a time slip. Wake up you idiot.
Bubble Bass can still have stolen her car keys and it was just not shown? It was just a quick joke, I don't think that qualifies as a Mandela Effect thing?
The car keys line have been in the original scene
Yeah I thought that too but I remember them showing it for some reason.
I was thinking the same thing
me and my siblings have been quoting “and there’s my car keys!” since we were kids. the like was definitely always there, people are just, respectfully, kind of stupid
I just gotta say, there's no way any animator would have conscripted themselves to drawing striped leggings for Alice. Heck, the animators were tearing their hair out trying to draw consistent spot patterns on Pongo and Perdita and the puppies in 101 Dalmatians just ten years later. Patterns, especially rigid ones like stripes and plaid, are very rare in hand drawn animation because of how difficult it is to get them consistent not just from cel to cel, but from scene to scene.
Ever notice how the puppies in 101 Dalmatians: The Animated Series had significantly fewer spots, and they were all in very easy to landmark areas, like the middle of the back or the middle of the leg? That's why.
No doubt the concept art, and thus the companion art like books and posters, featured Alice in striped socks, and the animators protested. And that's why she has plain white socks. (Side note: plain white socks are also what I remember).
striped socks in some cultures are a sign a woman is of ill repute and specialises in certain fetishes. Like red or green laces. I wonder if that was part of the reason?
I was just talking about that several hours ago. I put on Aristocats and (since they have similarities) said "101 Dalmations must have been a pain to animate." 😂 Thats crazy this idea popped up twice in less than 10 hours.
white socks for disney, but in the book through the looking glass (THE BOOK) she is depicted with striped socks. I just googled to confirm which artist it was and it was for second the book
My Guy Fieri theory is that people are confusing him with the wrestler Scotty 2 Hotty, who looks very similar and has/had similar clothing/fashion sense. He was known to wear a visor with bleach blonde hair and similar clothing.
idk bout this one, don’t know if guy can do the worm
Guy Fieri and Scotty do have the same kind of hair, I guess, but Guy is also a bit bigger compared to Scotty
@@JustCallMeRazzberryAzzyV1 I mean, is he tho? Google says Scotty2Hotty is 5'9" 220lb. It also says Guy Fieri is 5'10" and 210lb. Seems pretty similar to me. I guess you can make the argument that he's not as buff but Scotty2Hotty kind of let himself go in the later years anyways. Tends to happen with most wrestlers as they age and get off the juice. Just sayin' and not hating or anything.
@@friedryce Oh? I misspoke then, but Scotty wasn't also the biggest wrestler in the world either, sure he had muscles, but he wasn't jacked like Batista or something. Scotty was around when you could get fined for using steroids (Late 90's early 2000's.) His body type was more like Daniel Bryan
@@JustCallMeRazzberryAzzyV1 Yeah, I dunno, maybe it was just old age, but I highly suspect wrestlers were still on the juice even with the threat of "fines". I'm pretty sure we all know that was a farce by just comparing the least ripped wrestlers of the 90's/2000's compared to the most ripped wrestler from say like 40 years ago or whatever.
In the book, Katniss describes a girl's memento which was a wooden ball from her district fall off her and making the landmine set off her podium. That's probably where the mandela effect originates. Also there's a parody called the Starving Games, where people at the end step off the podium and they all get blown up
no i remember seeing a boy step off and blow up
@@otx4840 There's also a scene in the middle of the games where Katniss intentionally blows up mines with her arrows of where a boy set them up for his team
@@shuichisaihope398 nah i’m talking about how everyone was around waiting for it to start and right before it started a boy stepped off and blew up in the beginning not the middle.
@@otx4840i remember it too
I swear I remember this scene, but I've never read the books. Who knows, maybe my brain's just playing tricks on me? lol
Regarding the Mona Lisa, I remember watching a documentary back in the mid to late 2000s, I think the whole doc was about DaVinci but there was a segment on the Mona Lisa, and one of the experts talking about it said one of the great things about the painting that isn't as noticeable until you see it in person is that depending on the lighting and angle her mouth can either look flat or like it has a slighy smirk. It was either on TV on History, Discovery, or one of those channels, or on the internet on Documentary Heaven. I don't even know if that site is still up I just remembered it right now thinking about this.
I remember hearing the same thing, you definitely didn't make it up in your mind.
Well that explains a lot. Because I only remember seeing the Mona Lisa having a neutral or a bit serious expression and not smiling. If the lighting and angle is a reason for that then I finally understand it lol
I wonder whatever happened to that story about them using lasers to scan in between the cracks and found a whole other painting and woman underneath Mona Lisa, and if it was actually true. it was just something I heard like a decade ago but never heard of again, I just thought about it.
she had smile he forced to smile
It was on history channel the documentary just don’t remember the name
the uno theory is easily disproved because there are different playing styles, though being against the rules. the second example called “stacks” where if someone places a draw card, you can place down another until someone has to draw that amount of cards. the first example could’ve easily been a misunderstanding from people playing.
The only stacks I actually did was if the card was the same 2 draw 2 card or the 2 of the draw four color changing cards. Following the rules makes the game go quickly too. It's also differnt if the person never read the rules and was just taugh at school. Then later in life learn the real rules.
The house rules for draw cards is that you can counter a +2 with either a +2 or a +4.
If you counter with a +2 it will stack the draws, however if you counter with a +4 then it will reset the stack.
+4 can only be counters by another +4 and they will stack.
Another house rule to play with this house is also number chaining, where you can place down more than one number card as long as it's either the same number, or +/-1 number and the same colour as the last number. You however cannot end on a number chain.
The Popeye "wind up" punch was most definitely in the very early black and white cartoons. I remember it very clearly. So if it wasn't ever in any of the cartoons themselves, why did they spend a fortune on creating that particular scene in the last fight scene between Popeye and Brutus in the 80s live action movie. They even talk about it in one of the documentaries about having to have that in the fight scene because it was a kinda staple in the cartoons. Yeah, "misremembering" my ass.
The old movie had robin williams as popeye and he did eat the spinach and do the corkscrew punch was what its called
there is a theory that history changes due to a select group of individuals, which makes better sense to me. Like berenstein bears. Must have taken years to phase those books out.
@TerminusEst1982 that's such a terrible theory, some board of shadowy figures breaks into peoples houses and reprints their book collections to have a different letter in the name?
Donkey Kong was based on Popeye and he has a wind up punch!
@@TerminusEst1982what the actual fuck are you on about
For the hunger games explosion, there is a part in the book about a story where a girl who dropped a pin was blown up one year, and they do explain in the movie that if you get off you’ll blow up
the mona lisa gets me, too. i remember art class in high school, we studied baroque and roman artworks, da vinci was one. the mona lisa had an "ambiguous" smile and our art assignment was to literally study her facial proportions, like what made her so hard to read. most of our class came to the conclusion (i paraphrase here) "her eyes smile but her mouth and cheeks do not." NOW that makes no sense... she is blatantly smiling. my art class i took from 2018-2019 and i didnt become aware of this mandela effect until 2022.
This sounds right, I was taught similar. Except I remember everyone thinking it was like she was getting ready to smile. Which makes sense if she was in her eyes but not yet in her mouth. Like that split second where the eyes have recognition but the electrical signals haven't made it to the muscles yet.
they made a joke about it in the movie hudson hawk, she doesnt smile, cos she had crooked teeth
@@gavahoyou can smile without showing teeth js
I think because you don’t see her teeth. She smiles. It’s just not a big goofy grin
I think one thing that could help is Panic at the Disco’s song “Ballad of Mona Lisa” which says “I’d pay to see you smile”… there is the phrase about Mona Lisa smiling, because she isn’t actually
I know for a fact that fieri never wore a visor. That was 100% popularized by filthy frank. When I was younger I remember seeing these hats with fake hair and never making a connection to Guy until Frank's video
The pink fish appeared on the scene. I'm from Indonesia, and the Indonesian dubbed version of this episode showed the pink fish, and she actually said, "Dan itu kunci mobilku!", which was the translation of "And there's my car keys!" line.
Also, those fishes that appeared on the background didn't say a word on the dubbed version.
Yeah, the line "dan itu kunci mobilku" was always there. It'd be weird to hear those fish say "itu dompetku" or "itu sepatuku". I don't know if there's a change in the Indonesian-dubbed version. But instead, I still remembered that they showed the car keys and the other thing below his tongue.
The Pop-Eye thing, I remember the wind up punch for sure, I don't recall his arms being springs necessarily, in my memory, his arms would often turn into different things when delivering the upper cut, I specifically remember them being anchors, and anvils at least.
for sure anchors, i cant remember springs though either. there is a scene where he is on the docks ready to punch some dude for looking at his girlfriend and his arm %100 turns into an anchor
Not sure it's Popeye but I remember a older cartoon (possibly rubberhose era) doing the winding arm into a spring to prepare for a punch thing. He def did do the anvil fist punch, I remember that!
For the bubble bass one, the fish lady definitely said “there’s me car keys” and I definitely remember others pointing out stuff they lost… ironically shoes and wallets were among these items… thank you, I’m glad I’m not the only one who’s noticed this 😊
I agree 100%
Same, I remembered that after the lady said that that the other people started saying stuff like that too. Weird stuff from when we are kids lol
And yet you were all completely wrong
@@diamondmemer9754 yea
I can tell you that the bubblebass scene is full balogna. I used to watch that epidsode everyday when I was a kid and vividly remember the pink fish saying that line
Kevin from Home Alone absolutely did hit his face 2 times! I remember this because I always said to myself you think he would learn from the first time of how much it burned his face why would he do it again?
Every “Mandela effect” can be explained like this lol.
@@B1055BH not every mandela effect like why was froot loops not so long ago spelled fruit loops to the point where people were confused, then why is it suddenly without announcement back to froot loops
@@ChrissaTodd because it never changed. People just thought it did. Easy peasy.
@@ChrissaToddFrom what I've read, it was originally called "Fruit Loops", but because there was no actual fruit in it, they called it "Froot Loops"
Disproving the 2012 theory: I was born in 2008 and don’t remember 2012 or anything before it at all, and yet I have experienced multiple of these Mandela effects.
I noticed Mandela effects back in the 90's. The whole 2012 CERN hypothesis is complete conjecture with no evidence to back it up at all.
@@squizzo5809 exactly. There’s nothing to prove that it’s true
Same.
@@squizzo5809 it was really weird to me that they tied the mandela effect with the 2012 thing because that would mean mandela effects didn't exist before and I don't think that's the case
Me too I was born in 2009, I don't remember 2012 neither the years before it, but I too experience cases of the Mandela effect.
The “that’s my car keys” line is an obvious joke. There’s no missing scene or anything that’s supposed to show car keys under his tongue it was just a joke
The mindset of “I can’t just be misremembering something! The only explanation is that reality has switched!” is so wild to me that people actually buy into it
It is definitely a jump, but Interesting to hear/read about nonetheless.
The thing is you have to experience one to get it. It may seem like, oh people just think since I remembered it different I couldn’t be wrong. But for many and myself, it’s an effect that hits different that it literally feels impossible. like for me Bernstein bears, I have emotions attached to those books and many memories reading the books and watching it. It was a part of my childhood. There was no oh maybe I misremembered how to pronounce, no I always knew and pronounced it as berenstein, not berenstain. So for me it’s very hard to be like oh I remembered it wrong when, I have never in my life pronounced berenstain. Or heard someone say it like that. So for me I am very unsettled by the change in the spelling. It left me feeling anxious and confused when I first heard if it. I pulled out my books and couldn’t believe my eyes. And the fact that I’m not the only one who supposedly comeplety had it so wrong throughout my entire childhood, is even more bizarre. That I’m not the only one who clearly remembers it being Bernstein not berenstain. Berenstain just sounds wrong and makes me feel weird too.
I don’t think all the effects are real myself, and for many of them I can’t even be sure enough to justify that I’m not just misremembering it, or I didn’t even know about it. Many SpongeBob ones I think people are remembering things wrong and then when someone else says it they will join in and false memories can be formed easily without even realizing you did make a false memory.
And I think many people do just believe many effects without even thinking about their own memories or experience themselves, they just see that other people believe it strongly so even if they are unsure on their own memory they are swayed by it and will create a false memory that they too remember it that way.
Absolutely. The Mandela effect is so stupid and ego-driven. People would rather say the entire universe changed just to spite them, rather than admit they remember something wrong. Like no Karen, the world doesn’t care about you
@@bigpapi6688 what the fuck. At least try having an open mind instead of calling everyone a Karen 😂
@@HayabusaKnightit was always the us one of the districts where rue is from is in the present day south where there’s a lot of black people in the books their district is farming because the author said that they reverted to slavery and she didn’t wanna sugar coat how cruel the capitol was
For the Hunger Games early movers blowing up: I'm pretty sure in the book someone does blow up or someone mentions that it has happened before.
I also would like to add that I think the Mona Lisa was described as mysterious because we don't know who she is (at least in the past). I remember watching documentaries on t.v about how they couldn't find any notes or sketches. Also, they were puzzled as to why there were ideas that Vinci carried it with him his whole life. Apparently it was recently solved. It was some guys wife that was never he received because Vinci had to meet some king. I don't know how true this is.
I just watched the hunger games less than a year ago and I even remember someone running off, causing others to do the same but as soon as the man stepped off he was shot with a devastating round that tore him to shreds…
@@nertle Did you watch the parody? I know a lot of people get parodies confused with the orginal content.
@@stmbabi6933 It was on hbo so I dont believe so. It’s just strange cause thats something I literally just watched this year and its hard to confuse this with memory.
The man was on the right of Kat a few platforms down, you can see him in the backround as the camera pans on her. Then it cuts between everyone and the guy runs off around the 2-3 count before getting killed
@@stmbabi6933 the starving games?
I have the same memory of someone blowing up after stepping off early, I don't know if it was a part of the book/movie or some other unrelated media but I remember my sister making a big deal about it to me.
for the mona lisa, i always remember there being an argument over whether she was smiling or not
The argument isn't whether she is smiling or not, it's about what her smile means. Is it genuine or sarcastic, joyful or derisive. Her smile is usually described as enigmatic.
Omg that Nikola tesla death really fried my brain like half a year ago.. I heard someone say that he died of old age and I was like "noo...? He did in a car crash" I even rewatched an episode from the mile higher Podcast were I first heard the car crash story but no.. they read the Wikipedia article and say he died just like you said in this video. Kinda crazy, I'm glad he got to life longer but... not in poverty.. we need to change that again I don't like that for him 😂
The “car keys” joke is as confusing as the constant references to wearing/ripping/buying skin throughout the series. I grew up up always wondering why the skin thing happened, and the skin theory video proves that I’m not crazy about it.
There’s my car keys was definitely added as a quick comedic thingy to add to the scene
@@devayanipersaud3584no it was in the original airing of the episode
The hunger games circle is the layout of the games they participate. I've always remembered them portraying the districts as the United States. They describe their land more in the books.
Also, look up a movie called "Battle Royale" it's either Japanese or Korean but has the same concept of hunger games. Might be the mix up.
Pretty sure battle Royal was a school wasn’t it? But I’m pretty sure people are thinking of the second map in Hunger Games, where it represents a clock, would explain the 12 and the circle that people are thinking of.
This is what I remember too
When I finally got to the third book, it was VERY clear they were in the US and just didn’t call it that. District 1 was in the center of the country (probably Colorado) and District 12 was still very east in the coal mines. Of course there was still 13, but it had been theoretically destroyed
The Monalisa smile was always up to debate, thats one of the distintive features of it. You cant really tell if she is smiling or not, therefore it gives her that mysterious aura but she always looked like this. I dont believe the guy studied the painting tbh
I have a disorder that actually has a component that causes me to notice negativity held in someone's face much easier than someone without my disorder has. something like if 30% of the facial expression is negative, then my brain picks up on it being wholly negative even if the other person is totally fine and contempt (which can suck, but I'm in therapy!). I wonder if there's nuances in people with how we PROCESS facial expressions and if it differs in other peoples' realities based on the emotional connections they form, mental disorders, etc. it's weird, I always saw Mona Lisa as never smiling, but since getting my shit together and becoming happier overall in my 20's, I now see her with a gentle smile. I don't know what to make of this or why I really commented, I just thought it was some interesting brain food to chew on.
But based on this vid, it's showing she is obviously smiling and not just a little. I hadn't seen the painting in years and this is not how I remember it. A hint of a smirk or getting ready to smile is not how it looks now. It's a blatant clear as day full blown smile.
@@tonyb7615human memory is flawed lol
I remember the ‘Why I outta” punch, but differently. I remember the circular motions, but I don’t really remember it going into a spring like arm.
Also I feel like Alice having stripped leggings was planned, but scrapped due to it being a bit too hard to animate and people were just mashing together the promo art and the actual movie.
Also, as to the SpongeBob episode. There is a clip missing. The lady with the car keys was always there, but I remember after they lifted his tongue with the 4 pickles, there was a scene after where they zoomed in and paused in that super-ridiculous high-def over-animated style SpongeBob does sometimes, with an overly realistic shot of the pickles, her car keys, a rubber band, a paperclip, a wad of crumpled paper, a gumball, and maybe a few other things. That scene is now missing
remember this too!
@@jxstjohnny it's the clip just after that that's missing, and the view was top down
DUDE I REMEMBER THAT TOO
You're thinking of another clip of spongebob where I believe Patrick pulled out money out of his pocket and only had a paperclip, dust and crumpled paper, it absolutely was not this one
*Correction, it wasnt Patrick, it was Squidward and it was a rubber band and pocket lint
This definitely did not happen
SO im like a spongebob addict and I can assure you 100% that the scene is accurate. it never shows the keys nor does anyone else call out an item. just the woman going " thats my car keys" then bubble bass goes "and thats my ride" as he runs out of the KK. i like the concept of these but anytime i see one spongebob related im like HA i got this one xD
You come from this timeline from this dimension it will be correct for you but wrong to us
It’s insane no joke. Whenever I watch one of you videos you upload a day later! This always happens it’s like I am on your frequency.
The Berenstain/Berenstein Bears videotape is pretty easily explained. The top of the tape is the official signature which was printed onto it while the maker of the VHS had to type out the title. The person typing simply fell into the Mandela Effect trap themselves when doing it and typed out what they thought it was.
I have a VHS tape where the box is spelled Berenstain and the label on the tape is spelled Berenstein
Also -stein is a common ending on names so people assume it’s going to be that
For Uno, the "continuous draw until you can go" rule is a house rule. They added the option in the video game version as an optional feature, but the attacking draws are tricky. +2 can be Stacked on other +2 and +4 can stack on +4 as house rules, which were also options added to the video game. But +2 and +4 cannot stack amongst each other, that's just wild.
The world before 2012 wasn’t really that better the more you think about
These spongebob mandela effects are the most intriguing to me. I remember the fish ctowd saying they see their things under bubble bass' tongue
The "Drake Mandela effect" is just flat out wrong. Anyone saying Drake never did the hand gesture is either a new Drake fan or never watched his music videos from a decade ago. To name a few music videos where he did the gesture there's Over, Headlines, and Forever. Now the hand gesture has never been a super prominent or like something he did on purpose but just something he probably did subconsciously. Drake used to move his hands around while rapping in his old videos, and if you watched closely enough he would throw in the little wave every now in then. It just became a meme because it always seemed to pop up for a split second, but the people who would clown him in the parodies would just exaggerate it to be funny. At best this is people misremembering wich videos the hand wave would pop up in but remembering how people used the gesture in parodies for videos that didn't originally contain it. Still you should do better research to debunk a "Mandela Effect" then simply taking the word of some podcast. I literally found the wave in those videos in 5 minutes just from looking up "Drake hand wave" and watching the music videos that popped up until it happened.
Aston Martin Music too they trippin
Yeah I was about to say that’s Cap 🧢. I had to go back and watch some og drake to find out it’s a lie
I remember several fish yelling out items that bubble bass had under his tongue!! I’ve seen every old spongebob episode at least 100 times by now, I KNOW there were other items. This is actually driving me insane
For someone who's watched that episode 100 times, I certainly don't. It's exactly how I remember it.
I think people are misremembering.
@@CantRead1 I def remember "There's my shoe". I think this is from a ep where Mr.Krabs did something shady (stole I think) and got caught. it was the same fish and voice of the "And there's my car keys".
i don't remember that at all and i loved this episode as a kid
i think your name might be true
@@adrianpaul1985 if you read the comment I said it was another ep. not the bubblebass ep.
@@forgetfulchef9204 not you. I mean the OP
I grew up watching spongebob and always remembered the pink fish saying that line because I used to recite the whole scene word for word.
Love your videos man, im so glad i found you!
I've probably seen every single SpongeBob episode from seasons 1-9 dozens of times and that pink fish has always 100% been there. This one is just people misremembering
I specifically remember from my childhood, and watching the movie on VHS, that the Home Alone movie did have two scream scenes. I remember the first one because he talks about how he showered and how he washed between his toes which I never do and always questioned as to why he would suggest it's not something you normally take the time to wash, and then the second scene having him lip synching to the song.
Washing between the toes is a normal thing not everyone does it but a lot do.
Accirding to the book, this is the dialog Alice had with the Cheshire Cat :
The Cat only grinned when it saw Alice. It looked good-natured, she thought: still it had very long claws and a great many teeth, so she felt that it ought to be treated with respect.
`Cheshire Puss,' she began, rather timidly, as she did not at all know whether it would like the name: however, it only grinned a little wider. `Come, it's pleased so far,' thought Alice, and she went on. `Would you tell me, please, which way I ought to go from here?'
`That depends a good deal on where you want to get to,' said the Cat.
`I don't much care where--' said Alice.
`Then it doesn't matter which way you go,' said the Cat.
`--so long as I get somewhere,' Alice added as an explanation.
`Oh, you're sure to do that,' said the Cat, `if you only walk long enough.'
Alice felt that this could not be denied, so she tried another question. `What sort of people live about here?'
`In that direction,' the Cat said, waving its right paw round, `lives a Hatter: and in that direction,' waving the other paw, `lives a March Hare. Visit either you like: they're both mad.'
`But I don't want to go among mad people,' Alice remarked.
(The source of "we're all mad here" below-)
>>>`Oh, you can't help that,' said the Cat: `we're all mad here. I'm mad. You're mad.'
Alice In Wonderland did have all white hose on in the original movie, but Twiddle Dee and Twiddle Dum had propeller hats. And, the Cheshire Cat said, "We're all mad here." I am old enough to remember all this because I watched it in the theaters in the 1960's. More than once. It's strange that it changed.
The old live action movie -yes Cheshire said that but the Disney cartoon is all correct. So many changes happened with the new remakes and Merch that people are confusing everything. I watched the original Disney cartoon on vhs on repeat as a preteen and could quote all the lines.
yeoooooo the intro gave me some flashbacks to when i was younger in 2011, i was dreading going into 2012 cuz i thought the world was gonna end lol (cuz of that friggin movie)
I worked at a grocery during the DORA craze. AND YES we indeed carry BOOTS Popsicles.I can't say if it was seasonal or not. ETA ALSO the MONA Lisa painting I have an old 1993 SPIN mag and they used the painting for an ad. SHE IS SMIRKING
I think it's easy to forget that the Mona Lisa has a veil because it's really transparent, probably no thanks to aging, cleaning and restoration. There are supposedly things about the painting that have been lightened over the years from various restoration techniques.
I can speak on the hunger games ones. I read the books in middle school, so my memory of them isn't the greatest, but I thought it had explained in the novels that Panem was indeed a dystopian future set in what was once the United States. Also, as far as the scene with the guy stepping off of the platform early, I specifically remember that scene NOT being in the movie. Because I distinctly remembered the scene from the book, and was expecting it when I first watched the movie, and was surprised they didn't include it. I DO remember seeing a lot of fan made trailers and such on TH-cam depicting this scene before the movie ever came out.
I came here for the fermented rats but stayed for the 2012 theory
nice
Fun fact: December 21st 2012 was the day I was diagnosed with cancer that was less than two weeks away from terminal...
He died typing this damn
I’ve been watching ur channel for a while now happy for your success man
Love your vids man, keep it up!!
Has there ever been an example of a piece of media's creator themselves being subject to the Mandela Effect?
Just two that I know of but they’re incredibly minor. The one where the voice actor for the cat in Alice and wonderland mixing up what he said by ONE word, and the actor for Darth Vader misremembering his line by ONE word
what you mean? i know the fuit of loom some logo creators remember it as cornputa.
yeah the animator for baloo in the jungle book remembers and talks about him wearing a coconut bra cause the writers wanted baloo in drag, also a review when moonraker came out said the girl had braces in that one part.
i've always played Uno as having to only draw one card, as that was how i was taught to play it. i remember playing Uno with some strangers and i drew just one, only to have everyone tell me i had to keep drawing until i had a card i could play. it made me really angry and i told them that wasn't how it was played, but they were all adamant that that was how you were supposed to play. i feel a little vindicated now knowing that i was correct.
Uno the video game has it where you keep drawing until you can play which is probably where people are getting that idea from, I also grew up on only drawing one if you couldn't play and the next person going
I can confirm what you said about card drawing : I always played by drawing a card and passing to next player turn when you had nothing to play (whatever it was at school when kid in france or during my 30s in england)
The two Mandela Effects that always wierded me out were the Mona Lisa one (I too remember her having not even a trace of a smile) and the title of the series 'Sex AND The City' (it was always 'In The City' for me.
I had never heard of the Guy Fieri one and it honestly blew me away. Definitely the best one on this list.
New popsicle to hunt down to find without a disfigured face.
You wouldn't believe me if i told you
That drake one is fuckin crazy bro, I remember him doing that move so much, that was something iconic with him lol
I love your videos and how you edit them. I love the face cam too, you should keep doing it!
‘We are all mad here’ is actually a line from the horror game American McGee’s Alice. The game and the animated film got conflated (the text on the animated cat is the same font as AMA)
I’ve always remembered The Hunger Games districts always being different shaped areas spread across the United States. The whole circle map thing seems strange to imagine, especially because they say it takes many hours and sometimes even days depending where they’re traveling. I’m pretty sure I remember a poster that Walmart had around the time the movies were coming out with the map layout
Ok, the SpongeBob one is weird. I actually DO remember the pink fish lady saying Bubble Bass had her car keys, but I also clearly remember everyone else yelling (particularly the wallet and I remembered it was something else random, but ‘shoe’ was it). I remember being a young child when this episode first aired, wondering how someone’s tongue could be long enough to hide all of those items. I looked for the keys every time!😂
Nooo that's wrong. Not all of that happened soni caught you being either WRONG, or lying.
The Mona Lisa thing is just a case of people not being acutely aware of art history. I remember every single time the Mona Lisa was mentioned by any art teacher I had through high school and college, the whole point of why it’s so intriguing is because the bottom half of her face is showing a slight smile or smirk, yet the top half with her eyes doesn’t seem to match that. Go ahead and cover her smile up and you’ll see it - it looks from her eyes alone that there’d be a straight face under your hand rather than a smile. But that’s not some weird change to reality - that is literally the entire f-ing point of why it’s such a famous piece of art to begin with! It was always this way and anyone who is remotely familiar with the history of it will confirm this.
I remember watching one of your Mandela effect videos, the one with the Little Mermaid. Some people said that they remembered her wearing Starfish and not Shells, but that is not the case, there is a similar-looking mermaid in Peter Pan, in that movie, all the mermaids are wearing Starfish, maybe they saw that mermaid, thinking it was Ariel, but no, it is just one from Peter Pan. I Would have commented on that video, but I didn't feel like hunting for it.
Imagine having a thought like "we're living in a simulation because of a bog vacuum in Switzerland" and then putting it on the Internet is an insane thing
For the Hunger Games:
I wasn't big into it but I do remember the circular map. I don't recall if it was made of concentric rings or not, but it was definitely somewhat round.
As for the preemptive blowup, yeah I remember that too. I forgot if it was a boy or a girl, but I remember it was somebody with jaw-length hair sprinting off the podium towards the cornucopia and immediately getting blown up. I think that one TV host even made a comment about it.
Crazy how two Mandela Effects involve cornucopias, Hunger Games and Fruit of the Loom.
Ik the hunger games scene happened in "The starving games" parody but I could've sworn it happened in the original
I have this Spongebob in dvd and I always remembered that only mr krabs and the pink fish are saying their line. I checked it and it was as I remembered.
So as to the Mona Lisa, here is what I think.
Most of us have not seen it in person. Most of us haven't been to the Lovre. That being said, we most likely saw it on TV in some form.
Now. In the 90s, things like VHS and Antenna were often fuzzy and staticky. Even satellite back then wasn't high def because we didn't have the technology and old-school CRT TVs have large pixels in general. I think we didn't notice the veil because what we had at the time wasn't capable of displaying it.
As far as her facial expression I would presume the reason is somewhere between the same thing (it's so small it may have not been noticeable on much lower definition or staticky technology) and the fact it is a very small almost neutral-faced smirk so it may also just not always be perceived as such.
bro i watched this whole video baked, my mind hurts
Just came out the gym went all out, getting high and watching your new vid🔥🔥🔥
"Hmm, have i just remembered something wrong?"
"No, it is the reality of the universe that is wrong."
For the second hunger games one, i believe the first book mentions it, it wasn’t in Katniss game, but rather she was remembering an old game that had that
So there could be a chance people were mixing up the book and the movie
There's also a hunger games parody called The Starving Games in which this does happen, so maybe people think it was the same movie?
the hunger games one about the person being blown up for stepping off too early is the first time ive really experienced the mandela effect and not been able to just assume its my poor memory or lack of attention paid to situations like i normally do. i 100% remember that happening and being fucking traumatized by it, so this is rly fucking with me lmao
I have to add thank you for what you did with the Mona Lisa!! I remember it exactly as you did it . One of the biggest things about this painting was how DaVinci was able to paint her where no matter where you stand it seems like she is looking at you with that ever so minutely turned smile that isn't really a smile.
You know what I mean. This unique thing is what made this painting stand out to millions. Once of which contributed to his being Master!
You did a great job removing that veil that was never there. I am an Art major. Had a career in Art. Mona Lisa never amiled like they say she does now these are supernatural forces at play and not with our well being in hand!!¹
I'm pretty sure the 'explode for cheating' thing is actually from the 2007 movie The Condemned which has a very similar premise to The Hunger Games and predates the books by a year.
I feel like the Mona Lisa mandela effect is a flip flop one because I remember her having a smirk and when mandela effects were becoming popular on the Internet this one was up there with Mandela dying and the Berenstain bears. But they were saying she never had a smirk and there was proof she had a stern look .... Now she does have a smirk again...
I'm so confused
She has always had a smile. That is what she is famous for. How do people not know this? Some people are seriously uncultured.
@@squizzo5809 that's what I'm saying, and I'm freaked out because I remember a time where people were saying she had a stern look and there was proof... Now it's back to a smile
@@VictoriaRodriguezz I hope Mona Lisa's name doesn't change to gassy Lisa LOL! Some will say that's why she is smiling or smirking LOL! Plus The Simpsons seem to remember her with no smile as seen by Lisa Simpson. 🤔💨🖼🙆
panem in thg was always united states lol
edit: wait i remember something about the guy getting blown up and i felt weird that it wasn't an actual scene
I totally remember that too!
wasn't it in some recap in a book? like the scene where katniss was watching past games?
I've always remembered the Mona Lisa having a smile, especially because of a scene from "Mr Peabody & Sherman (2014)", which was one of my favorite movies growing up, the way the scene went was that after traveling back in time in the WayBack Machine, Mr Peabody, Sherman and Penny walk in on Da Vinci yelling at Mona Lisa who is being stubborn about smiling for the portrait. And then, after several attempts of trying to help Mona Lisa smile, Mr Peabody rams his head through a painting, which makes Mona Lisa laugh and gives her that small natural smile that Da Vinci paints.
That pink fish was always there saying and there's my car keys. It was one of the episodes I had on my Gameboy advance SP back when I was in 5th grade. I've seen that episode probably 100 times lol
The Jesus/carpenter one makes sense, it’s really just a misconception as our western concept and translation of what a carpenter is is much different to what it meant 2000 years ago. Israel was very dry and arid and so trees did it grow well so they utilized carving stone.
the Popeye one is crazy because for like pretty much my whole life whenever i play fight or pretend im about to punch my friend or something i always windup my arm like i remember popeye doing. but now your telling me popeye never did that? theres no way popeye didnt used to windup his arm even my dad would pretend to windup his arm like popeye bro
@avascarlett6418 And you'll also be surprised to know that Popeye was actually based on a real person! And ditto for Shrek LOL!🤔🙄🤨🙆
As someone who just read the first hunger games books and is starting the second I can tell you two things about the mendela effects for them:
1. Katniss mentions time and time again that the districts are part of what used to be north america but from the descriptions of certain things it's clear that it's all of america and some of canada and mexico that the districts are part of i.e the main source of in come for some of the districts (coal being most of new england (d12), agriculture in the sounth (d11)
2. In the books, Katniss explains while all tributes are waiting for the countdown and for them to all run that a few prior years that a tribute stepped off too early/their memento which was wooden ball fell off and hit the gound and caused an explosion from the mines they put under their waiting areas that defuse once the timer is off (but there is away to refuse them which litterally happened) and they had to scape the tribute remains off the waiting areas and the ground
meaning it's most likely that one, the first effect is a misremembering or maybe someone getting it it missed up with a fan made map or maybe some of weird aot related thing, and two, it's likely that people are confusing parts of the book that we are told about and thinking it happened in the movie since it was said in the book when in fact that incident didn't happen in that years hunger games but one from years before/people heard these things happened in the books and imagined it happening in the movie since that was only format they knew the series in.
Katniss also did use an arrow and some apples to blow up stuff a boy from the district that made the bombs and shit refused for his team
The Popeye one blew my mind because I can vividly remember that exact punch. So strange that it doesn't exist.
2010 thru 2014 I was in college pursuing a degree. Looking back on those years in particular I don't necessarily see or notice any major discrepancies especially concerning 2012. I'm not discrediting anyone's opinions or thoughts on this matter and it is an interesting theory. I'm going to look more into this.
i distinctly remember the boots pop, i didnt really like them even though Boots was my favorite of the show. i even have this vivid memory of being at an ice cream truck at a specific park and mom asked if i wanted the boots pop since i loved him so much, i told her no the doras taste better and she was a bit surprised. i thought it was so disappointing that my fave had such an underwhelming popsicle but the deliciousness of the dora one made up for it to me.
i also remember doras hair being chocolate flavored and tasting like a fudge pop, but a while back i got one again for the first time in years and it tasted completely different and it said it was banana, i thought that was weird since banana was boots' thing but figured since they didnt have the boots anymore they just merged the flavors of them to keep the banana flavor associated with dora pops since hes such an iconic character of the show. havent looked into it so maybe they really did just change it, but its still weird.
Things like DEA and the drake thing can have excuses of why people would mix them up- but I know for a fact that there was a scene of someone dying that way in one of the hunger games movies, I remember the exact scene and it panning over to Katniss who flinched and shut her eyes when it happened. Also, I always watched Popeyes shows when I was younger with my mother and when I told her he didn't have that signature punch she did not believe me. I mean why does he drink the spinach if not to use it for that punch? That's the whole reason it makes his muscles grow. Im astonished.
I think they added “there’s my car keys” because it would be funny because of how random it would be
i think the uno pick up card rule was made up by someone else and it got popular to the point where people think its a rule in the game
i remember being in a school uno game and that rule was in the game as well
id also like to mention that 2016 uno the video game has a the pick up card until you find the correct colour/numbered card option,.
I typically never comment on videos but I think people are getting mixed up with the Hunger Games' supposed circular map to the one from The Maze Runner.
I remember the moma lisa being a bairly noticable smirk maybe. And I remember my teachers talking about that aspect making the painting seem more mysterious.
The Simpsons hunger games parody had Ralph blow up when stepping off platform
I feel like 2012 isn’t the start of living in a simulation but could be a pivotal turning point to switching to different reality or like physicist have theorized we probably just transition into another simulation within a simulation like the Russian dolls metaphor
Tearing up at the hunger games Mandela effect. Holy fuck. There was definitely a scene with it, and I remember waiting for a similar scene when I recently watched the second one with my girlfriend, and shook it off as “oh that was the first one…”
I can even remember Jennifer Lawrence’s shock shortly after the explosion. Definitely spooked.
Thank you for taking the time to “correct” the Mona Lisa. It’s quite comforting to see a version far closer to the one I remember. It’s weird and off putting seeing the Mandela-fied smirk on her.
Can we appreciate how much book of valis puts inside us??
This might not be right because its not my favorite game but I remember the Uno instructions having multiple ways to play the game. A classic way and an easy way, maybe for playing with younger kids. And knit-picking on the Mona Lisa, there was definitely always a veil, but I remember the "smile" being in between the 2 shown pictures. It being a mystery. Is it a slight smile or a straight face?
While you were busy milking mandela stuff i was learning morse code
I was not expecting you to mention Lil moco what a parody cholo legend just for that I'm subbing also your videos are also very entertaining and relaxing while playing video games