Over a year ago, I did a video talking about the Mandele Effect. Thats where you remember
something about the world - you go to check that its correct - and you were wrong - and
not only that, other people thought the same thing. Its a shared false memory. We looked
at some great ones in the last video but these should have also been included. My name is
Danny Burke and this is the Top 10 Scary Mandela Effect Examples - Part 2
Starting off at number 10 we have Chick-fil-A. Ive intentionally got our editor to blur this
while you think about the spelling of this famous fast food company. Im sure many of
you have eaten there. How is the chic part spelt? C H I C? C H I K? Its got a weird spelling
right? Nope - its this, its just the normal spelling of the word Chick. Yeah, this one
even got me. Somehow, millions of people around the world seem to remember the name of this
company being spelt a different way, usually with the word Chick just ending in a single
c or k. The company has been around since 1946 though which leaves just one explanation
- were living in a parralel universe where everything is exactly the same except Chick
fil a has an ex extra letter in its name. Thank god we spotted that.
Next up at number 9 we have Interview With The Vampire[a]. OK, so there are a few on
this list that I have never experienced or ever heard of - this isnt one of them - this
is a Mandela Effect Example that really stumped me when I first heard about it. Interview
with the Vampire is a 1994 movie starring Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise. Now, Ill be honest,
Ive never seen this movie - but up until very recently, I would have sworn that it was called
Interview With A Vampire … not the vampire, a vampire. I had heard people talk about it
all the time, I had a friend who loved it but somehow, I had been hearing the wrong
thing all these years. It wasnt just me though - many people felt the same. Its such a common
way of thinking that the top search result for the movie is actually the incorrect version,
my version, and Im sticking to my version thank you very much …
Next up at number 8 we have JFK[b]. Normally when I talk about President John F K Kennedy,
its some sort of conspiracy theory. Not today though - today were just going to count the
number of people in the car when JFK was shot. Most people, myself included, think there
were 4. I wasnt around in 1963 - Im just refering to the footage Ive seen, but I remember there
being 4 people - 2 in the front and JFK and Jackie Kennedy in the back. Well, for one
of the most watched pieces of footage of all time, it seems we werent paying attention
as there were in fact 4 people in the front of the car. If you were one of these people,
you can be forgiven as the camera angle often makes it difficult to see properly.
Moving on to number 7 now we have Curious George[c]. Who remembers The Adventures of
Curious George. From 2006 to 2015, this monkey entertained kids all over the world in his
TV series, a show which was adapted from a TV show of the same name. Do you remember
his tail? His little monkey tail? Well, if you do, your memory deceives you. Ever since
Curious George first appeared in childrens books in 1939 - he has been without a tail.
Im pretty sure some of you have paused the video by this point to go and prove me wrong
but yeah - no tail. Its understandable though, if theres one iconic thing about a monkey
its his tail - so well done to George for being iconic without one …
Moving on to number 6 now we have Barbie Girl[d]. Im a barbie girl, in - what. Whats the next
line there, Im a barbie girl, in a barbie world? Is that what you were going to say?
Wrong. Its never been that. Of all the ones that I researched, this one was the most confusing
at first. Weve all been getting it wrong, not massively wrong, but wrong all the same.
Take a listen. CLIP. Thats right, she sings -Im a barbie girl, in the barbie world- … not
our world, the barbie world is like a separate dimension, a parallel universe if you will.
Perhaps this very song is the reason why the Mandella Effect even exists. Perhaps Im overthinking
this …
Next up at number 5 we have Hannibal Lecter[e]. Since its release in February 1991, The Silence
of The Lambs has become one of the most famous movies of all time, not just within the horror-thriller
genre, but across all genres and eras. Anthony Hopkins plays the part of Hannibal Lecter,
a former psychiatrist and incarcerated cannibalistic serial killer. The scene where he is first
introduced to Clarice Starling, played by Jodie Foster, has become iconic. If any of
you have scene it, Im going to ask you what Hannibal first says to Clarice … Ill wait
… OK waitings over. If you think he said -Hello, Clarice-, well Im afraid to say youre
wrong. He never said anything of the sort. Lets finish by taking a look at what actually
went down …
Moving on to number 4 we have Mr Rogers[f]. For over 30 years, Mr Rogers entertained and
taght children how to live and love in his tv series -Mr Rogers Neighborhood- … millions
of Americans grew up on it. In recent years, its even became famous internationally. With
all these people watching it, youd think that everyone would get the theme song right, right?
Well, apparently not. The opening song was an iconic part of the whole show. Lets hear
a bit now. CLIP. But now we get to the interesting part, this is the part everyone seems to get
wrong. Well, not everyone - but a lot of people thing that Mr Rogers sings -Its a beautiful
day in the neighborhood- … but instead he sings this ... CLIP 0:33 … right there,
he sings -Its a beautiful day in THIS neighborhood- … not the neighborhood, not your neighborhood,
not my neighboourhood - his neighborhood. Hmm, kind of takes the magic out of it when
I break it down like that, lets move on ...
Next up at number 3 we have The Berenstain Bears[g]. This is a franchise that has had
books since the 1960s and TV adaptations ever since - it follows the life of a family of
beats and each episode has a lesson to teach. It was popular in North America so if you
didnt grow up there, like me, theres a chance youve never heard of it at all. Well, since
the Mandela Effect became a thing, many people all over the world have heard of it. Essentially,
lots of people thought the series is called the -Berenstein Bears- its not Berenstein,
its Berenstain. That may seem like a simple mistake but people swear it was never Berenstain.
They specifically remember the TV show calling it Berenstein, they remember the books having
Berenstein on the front, they are 100% sure - but when they go and check - theyre wrong
- and its pretty freaky for some people. Some people have ever produced products which Berenstein
written on them but they have often been dismissed as knockoffs or replicas … or they fell
through a portal from another universe. Or that.
Moving on to number 2 we have Sex and The City[h]. This was a romantic comedy TV series
set in New York that ran from 1998 until 2004. It was huge - there were even two spin off
movies. The thing is though - most people remember it as Sex In The City - but it never
was, it has officially always been Sex And The City - emphasis on the and, not is. If
youre something whos watching this and thinking I must have got it wrong, well youre not alone.
Many people have made this mistake - including journalists. Countless reviews and articles
have been written about the show that refer to it by the wrong name.
And finally at number 1 we have Sally Fields[i]. This is a lesser known one that might interest
some of you more serious mandela effect researchers. In 1985, Sally Fields won her Oscar for Best
Actress in Places In The Heart. She gave a memorable and rousing speech, lets take a
little look at that here. CLIP. After that, whenever someone wanted to talk about that
speech, they would quote the last thing Sally said when thanking everyone, she said -You
like me, you really like me- … but did she? Lets take a listen. CLIP 3:34. She didnt say
you like me, you really like me … she actually said you like me, right now, you like me.
Many people say they remember watching this speech and that something must have changed
because they remember it differently. There are even some people who claim that the audio
glitch we hear when she says it is some sort of sign that its been tampered with or passed
through from a parallel universe. CLIP AGAIN. Personally, I think its just a case of bad
memory and audio peaking.
Alright I’m gonna finish this off by looking at a few comments - Kochang said -Dans voice
fits to the story- … thanks very much … the video that was posted on was Dark Facebook
Secrets - its nice to know my voice fits a video about shady social media practicies
- its never beensomething Ive aimed for in life … but Ill take it. I also love that
we have a reply to that comment from someone saying -I love you will you marry me- … that
escalated quickly. I may go back next week to find out what the answer was.
Next up we have a comment from someone whos name Im going to try and not mess up - Olaol
uwasu bomi Omotoso .... I think I got that right. Anyay they just said I had nice hair.
That was it. Thank you. Their name was literally longer than their comment but anyway, I appreciate
the compliment - I recently got a haircut which I think is now the 4th style Ive had
on this channel. I went short and scraped back, then long, it was down to my shoulders,
then short and brushed back - and now this. Right. I think weve reached that point in
the video where there are probably only 6 people still watching. If youre one of them,
make sure you leave a comment letting me know what you want to see next on the channel,
thanks as always for watching - my name is Danny Burke and Ill see you all in the next
video.