14 Art Mandela Effects!
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14 Art Mandela Effects! ➤ Today, we're diving into some intriguing Art Mandela Effects. For those unfamiliar, an Art Mandela Effect is when a large group of people remembers a piece of art differently than it actually is. Many of you have likely seen these famous paintings, books, and statues, but what if I told you they've seemingly changed? While some people swear nothing is different, others are convinced these pieces have been somehow altered. It's enough to make you question your own memory.
Today we will be covering well-known pieces like American Gothic, the Vitruvian Man, the Mona Lisa, King Henry VIII's portrait and so many others! Stick around as we explore these fascinating art changes.
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Art Mandela Effects - 0:00
American Gothic Mandela Effect - 0:50
Vitruvian Man Mandela Effect - 2:37
Wanderer above the Sea of Fog Mandela Effect - 3:29
Portrait of Henry VIII Mandela Effect - 4:43
Mona Lisa Veil Mandela Effect - 6:27
The Creation of Adam Mandela Effect - 8:13
The Starry Night Mandela Effect - 8:44
The Scream Mandela Effect - 9:48
Viking Horns Mandela Effect - 11:33
Dogs Playing Poker Mandela Effect - 12:49
The Bolton Museum Dinosaur Mandela Effect - 13:54
The Thinker Mandela Effect - 19:00
Art Mandela Effects Outro - 27:57 
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Hello alltimescary i came to a conclusion we are inside a dream or a simulation
Alltimescary i think mandela effect is lost media
@@johnsolar6978its the Mandela effect…or maybe he has a members only thing here and posted it earlier for them?
Your voice is similar to Huberman
I remember the OG American Gothic painting as featuring an older couple looking dead at the viewer. If I recall correctly, the older woman had mostly gray hair and spectacles of her own.
This is what I remember.
@@michaeljetfire maybe the original was stolen
Yes, exactly! That's the one I remember. And the colours were more muted, almost various hues of grey.
@@crobrazilac she had glasses as well no ?
@@phaise8226 Definitely, those round ones.
I went to art School in Philadelphia and our dorm was behind the Rodin museum. We sat on the steps in front of the Gates of hell almost every night to smoke weed. I've seen The thinker a lot and his hand was a fist on his forehead and there was no hat on his head. This is ridiculous
That's so interesting because I remember the fist being on the chin, never the forehead. No hat. But 100% on the chin.
I don't have as good a reason as you do, but I have no doubt about the fist to forehead as well. 👍❗
@@mindofzena8447no he is The Thinker, so his fist should be on his forhead....
@@mindofzena8447 ditto! The fist was on the chin and there was absolutely no hat. The dude was nude, why would he have a hat?!
(We must be from similar timeliness 😂)
My soul is from the chin universe plane. My sister is crossed from the forehead universe. We both landed here in the hat version where all currently are.
The Mona Lisa is smiling now- thats the mandela effect for it. We all remember arguing if she was smiling or not and now she is definitely smiling.
Correct, I remember distinctly that Mona Lisa was an average looking woman with a blank look on her face, now she is slightly prettier with new look, that of a "smile".
Yeah, it's ridiculous.
She always had a little smirk in my reality. The head vail is completely new though.
One of my earliest memories is of my mom playing Nat King Cole singing 'Mona Lisa', ' the lady with the mystic smile' It always looked to me like a very subtle, slight smile.
I remember very specifically watching a PBS show on the Mona Lisa and they said “why is she so sad. Not even a hint of a smile” then mentioned some of their theories about it.
Thinker NEVER had a hat ever
EVER!
Yeah. These don't always get me. But that one really shocked me.
I know right, bugs the hell out of me.
Ikr? Most of these I either remember correctly, or I can explain to myself as my crappy memory. But that one.. That one I know he never had a hat
And for me personally, that he was making a fist. I swore I remembered it like that because I have the statue in ACNH
aint no way💀 how many times the thinker gonna change xD
Mona Lisa's veil was uncovered when the painting was restored. The varnish had yellowed so much over the hundreds of years that you couldn't see it.
Yes, there’s a documentary that goes into details about the restoration of the Mona Lisa.
Is that why she looks so different in general?
I could see that being a plausible reason for both the way her face looks slightly different AND the veil reveal.
I always thought that the dog with the visor was a white and tan bulldog with a cigar in its mouth.
I know he had the hat on and one had the cigar too! This is nuts!
Me too! When the very first Body Worlds exhibit came to town, they had the poker scene set up as the very last display mimicking the dogs but with skeletons. I remember the skeleton to the left wearing a visor. Why would they include a visor if it wasn't in the original painting?
Me too! Was it maybe from a movie?
I actually saw it at a kids (elementary school) book. I'm talking from 15 years old memory, but I bet I can find the book if I try. You are not wrong, there is a painting/illustration with the bulldog with the green visor that circulated around a lot more than the original. I think the book even said it was a modern illustration. I heard about the painting many times but always found it weird the original was nowhere to be found, even on the 2010s Google, though everyone and their mother made a homage. Actually, when trying to remember, the original is incredibly different than what I remember
Perhaps the picture that we are remembering is a spoof or knock off (for copyright reasons) of the original used in the background of some move or TV show. I believe I recall the bulldog with the visor and one smoking as well. Really thinking some TV show from maybe the late 80s or early 90s
The visual for the dogs playing poker residue is in " All Dogs Go to Heaven" , " All Dogs go to Heaven 2", and " All Dogs go to Heaven : A Christmas Coral", in the first movie, Louie and his friends play poker and Charlie, our main protagionist wears a green visor at the game.
Also equally famous painting, of dogs playing pool, one dog wears the green visor
Cool never seen Christmas coral... Is it red and green😂
Honestly this might be where I saw
Yes, there was definitely one dog wearing the visor, but what I remember was that he wasn't one of the players in the scene. He was actually the dealer and was even dressed like your stereotypical casino dealer, with like a plad button-up vest on over a plain white collared button-down shirt. I know this might not be what everyone else remembers, but minus the back story, I grew up with a lg bar of soap with this depicted on it in my bathroom for decor "that my mother didn't like at all" and I looked at it sometimes multiple times a day, everyday for around 20 yrs straight! So I am very confident I'm correct about this. It's been scorched into my brain, and I can still see it perfectly in my minds eye to this day!
All Dogs Go to Heaven is my favorite movie of all time. Just thought I'd let you know lol
When I was 8 years old, I went to a school called “Mt. Vernon Elementry”.
In the library, on the long low shelf next to the windows, was a small, statue of thinking man.
I picked it up and looked at it for a long time.
I wondered what he was thinking of, and made up stories in my mind that he was thinking of how to defeat his enemies at war and win the beautiful princess.
He had his fist under his chin… he did not have a hat.
Ditto
The thinking man I remember had his fist on his forehead. His head was all the way down elbow on knee and forehead on fist and then one day it changed to forehead under chin and now it has a hat🤷🏾♀️
@@Madamefyness
I remember that statue to this day.
I ran my fingers over his head, and thought that, in my opinion, with how detailed the whole statue was, the hair so horribly sculpted.
As a budding artist, I tended to pay attention to details and mimic things in my drawings that interested me.
And most drawings were very close up portions of things….
I’m going to go look at all my drawing books, see if I can find the drawing I did of his head, coz I remember drawing his head and hair.
If you google "American Gothic Farmer and Wife" look under images until you find a parody with animal faces. Strangely enough those images did NOT change but the original one did. This is really bizarre, because it was his wife not his daughter. And she was looking dead at viewer with glasses like the parody ones do
That’s such a great catch! So interesting
@AllTimeScary thanks. I wish I could post a screenshot but it clearly says "his wife" and shows exactly how we all remember it.
@@AllTimeScary Wait a second you mention Zelda II The Adventure missing the S in Adventures Of Link but the picture of Link looks like it is from the first game. Remember Link was taller in the second game!🔻🎮🕹⚔🛡
Who ever thought or said or searched Farmer and daughter? Absolutely no one. It's always farmer and wife.
I remember her having an old wrinkly face, glasses, and gray hair
The farmer and his WIFE were looking dead pan at the viewer. FORWARD.
Yes!!!!
Google "Gothic Farmer and his Wife paodies" you'll find it exactly as you said but either with animal faces or even a Martha Stewart and Snoop Dogg one looking pan at viewer like you said. The parodies didn't change only the original one did. And description even says "farmer and his wife"
I don't remember what exactly the wife looked like or IF she was the wife or daughter. But the part that gets me is she is looking to the side. I also remember looking dead at the viewer. Like right at the camera of it was a photo.
YES THATS HOW I KNOW IT
Facts!!
It's CERN.
Shit changed back in 2012
frfr
What a classy comment. We must definitely take your word.
On the Bible Mandela Effects video on All Time it is mentioned that the Lion laying with the lamb Mandela Effect was mentioned in newspapers back in the 20th century.
However it wasn't called that due it being noticed before the term was first coined.
The earth died in 2012
Also earth's magnetic field is weaking.
Remember when granny from Beverly Hillbillies posed with Jed as American Gothic… she looked just like the painting glasses and all.
Oh, I remember that now, thanks! And I bet that's where my image comes from, that's just how I recall the woman in the painting - I love that show!
Those pictures of people posing as the old version is really creepy, like a residue that is impossible to wipeout completely.
Yep! I took a screenshot of the old moviefone website showing the details for Kazaam with Sinbad but I think I triggered a redirect cuz ever since then, the page is GONE but I still have the screenshot saved. I look at it periodically to try and keep the residue here.
Wait… wait.. wait … wait a damn minute ..
The farmer with the pitchfork was standing next to an old woman… where did the old woman go???
Yeah thought she had Gray or White hair in her 60s with glasses 👓 on
We're just sliding through different timelines at this point.
I remember the old woman. I have a clear memory of her! 😮
unfortunately, she died :(
@@Thyraptor LOL !!!
The 6:14 Henry the eighth Mandela effect blows my mind. I am blind and have been blind since birth. The first time I went to the Renaissance Festival, I was given one of those big huge turkey legs that they have there. The person who sold it to me Said in some fake English accent that he was a descendent of Henry the eighth and I made a good food choice because I’m eating like a king. The way Henry the eighth ate. I’ve never seen the painting, obviously, but the vendor that sold me that turkey like that they must have.
Recently, your videos have gotten my husband into the Madela Effect. I'm almost sure that the Mandela is what is keeping us Gen X young.
😂
I'm a Millennial and people think I'm of College age. A lot of Gen Z' are looking older than Millennials now. Time has definitely sped up. I remember when I was a kid we used to count "one Mississippi" to equal one second. It's definitely more than one second now.
No chance in hell Holbein would’ve made the artistic choice of depicting a sensitive Henry munching on a huge turkey leg, unless he wanted to be perpwalked straight to the Tower Green and relieved of his head.
I remember the green visor. But the thinker one is so strange. That's extraordinary.
In my original timeline there were three sets of arms and three sets of legs and every single time I see the 2x2 drawing it drives me crazy because I know what the drawing looked like when I was in college. I had an Art History class that examined the artwork and the artist in depth and there were 3 arms and 3 legs, in my timeline... I love your channel!!!
He had a turkey leg. Watch I Dream of Jeannie, he had a turkey leg.
Chomping on a turkey leg
So did he have a turkey leg? 😂
I remember making fun of this painting before and his turkey leg! It must have been in an art history class in the early 90's because I remember discussing if he really had the turkey leg in his hand when he posed for the painting or if it was a sort of commentary on his personality that the artist had added on his own.
The dogs playing pool is the one I remember they had a vizer
You are absolutely correct one of them was sliding a point marker above there heads on a string with his pool cue
Right?! The Bulldog was wearing it, smoking a cigar!
The thinker statue is maybe the best evidence for the mandela effect, masses of people doing the pose "wrong" right in front of the statue and all making the exact same mistake, surely that`s impossible unless the statue has in fact changed. That museum dinosaur one is a strange tale indeed, clearly it existed at some point. Great vid as usual.
Starry Night, I was obsessed with that piece since I was about 8, did a pastel recreation for art in grade 9. it was always a tree for me lol
Yes tree for me too
The Berenstain bears was the first time I noticed the mandela effect. I remember thinking of Einstein when i was younger. Not stains.
I was sitting at my coffee table sorting cards when a news clip came on saying Nelson Mandela was released from prison. I remember thinking oh i thought he died in prison. I can’t remember where i heard that and it coulda been misinformation or simply bad information. I wouldnt know what a cornucopia was if not for the fruit of the loom logo.
I can go on and on.
Simulation, CERN, what we call time is happening all at once or repeats slightly differently or time travel. I dont think we will ever know.
Im in my fifties and i rememeber as a small child wanting the turkey leg for thanksgiving just to say, im a hungry king because i saw the king with the turkey leg. Way before the Simpsons
I wonder if the Thinker is really just reflecting on how ghastly his hat is.
😅😅
I know i'll probably thinking about that one for a while
Will Ferrel got it right
I remember the A-Team van being solid black with a red stripe. But now it's 2 tone, black and grey, and a red stripe. Anyone else remember the A-team van being all black with a red stripe?
Indeed I do. My sister was at Universal Studios in the 80's, and they had an A-Team van people could actually lift like Mr. T. A picture was taken of her lifting the ALL BLACK with red stripe van, which was the original color before it changed. Also, Hot Wheels made an A-Team van that was all black with a red stripe that still exists, and can be found with a Google search. Yep, reality is definitely fluid, an complex simulacrum. Just enjoy the show.
@@utg369 I remember the Hot Wheels van too! I had one, but of course as you do as a kid, I lost it.
Yes
yep.... Black with red strip... no 2tone grey bullshit 😂
Sold black, red stripe 100%
The biggest question of the Mandela effect is why can we see changes when others can't
if there are multiple divergent time paths, every person is getting jumbled around. we could share the same branch for 3 things but diverge on a 4th, landing us in the same path currently until we get shifted again.
It didn't change for them. It was always so in their timeline.
@@Veerix
Perhaps this is backwards causality?
Or worse... What if those who remember differently shifted timelines because of a death event and they are experiencing quantum immortality?
Jesus...
Except the weird thing is that you will notice that family clusters, people who live in the same house, they remember practically everything the exact same, but people a good distance away is often where divergences start having.
So maybe it isn't a quantum immortality based shift, maybe this isn't timeline phasing at all, maybe this is the Universe itself breaking down from backwards causality, that we are not all experiencing different shifts but reality itself is beginning to unravel both forwards and backwards.
I honestly think it has to do with people's frequency/vibrations. People who see the changes tend to be more spiritual, religious, into the occult, or just unsatisfied with what they are told. Always questioning certain things.
The more positive a person is the higher their vibration. Either that or some people are truly NPCs, kind of like the last Matrix movie where basically half of the population are bots.
@@juanmarquez269
I could see the plausibility in that, the problem is that physical reality is being altered, not just peoples perceptions.
It’s the dogs playing pool that the dog with his arms crossed has a green hat.
I'm absolutely 💯 sure that The Thinker never had a hat!! I studied art in the 80s and 90s. I even wrote a paper about it. SMH. Mandela effect is real!
And another one that Noone ever mentions but I have caught myself is Depends. Depends adult diapers is now just Depend. A simple change but there 😂
I agree.
My mom owned a care home for the elderly.
Going to K-Mart for Depends was a monthly thing.
It always had an s.
Do 90-year-old men wear boxers or briefs?
Depends. Wouldn't be the same with just Depend. I remember it being depends with a S too.
OMG this is definitely a thing! My friends and I had a joke when we were younger about it. One would say "Depends" and another would say "De Pencils" 😆🙄🤦♀️But what in the world...Crazy!
@@AudreyStar17
I’m gen x and I still joke about it.
Someone, doesn’t matter who, would say, “depends”.
Out of pure reflex, I’d day, “Undergarments!” Then do that stupid “dad joke” kind of laugh!!!!
And lemon headS candy. Who ever said lemon head singular.... Not even with the giant lemon heads.
I read somewhere that when they cleaned the painting of the Mona Lisa they discovered the veil.
Now that’s an interesting thought! I’m gonna look more into that, thank you
She wasn't smiling in that art or had a Vail
I recall the part in the hair being more prominent
Interesting... what if by cleaning it they took off a layer of paint?
Meaning that the finished product was different because after she was painted with the veil, Da Vinci changed his mind and painted over it?
That's what I remember as well. It was thoroughly cleaned after years of hanging in a museum, and the cleaning process revealed the fine, thin veil that was previously hidden under dirt/residue.
I remember Van Gogh's painting had a blue phone booth in it in the sky.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Art changes multiple times a day for me, you need to be checking. Things start changing fast in real time.
This intrigues me. Any specific details/changes that stand out to you?
@@tillandsia776 I think you should just go on your own journey and pay attention to details and track things then you’ll see for yourself without needing any information from me, do your own research 👍🏻 however if even still then you don’t see continuous changes and things aren’t progressing for you then you’ll have to start asking yourself why that is cause there could be a reason they aren’t revealing things to you. Who knows just keep searching and you should find what you’re looking for
@@JacquiMcCarron21 huh ok, yeah I'll start paying closer attention to things and see what happens
You need to do one of all the changes to " The Wizard of Oz", that would be awesome!
I actually have a video on that! It’s called 5 Wizard of Oz Mandela Effects
@@AllTimeScary Yes I remember that!
The American Gothic is vastly different. The woman was old had glasses. She was looking at the viewer. She was holding the pitchfork.
Yes!!!
YES !!! She was old, had glasses…. Looked the same age as the man.
My brain just glitched….
@@Zinnia1234 I know she looked older than him cause I thought he probably wanted to be with a younger-looking woman!!! She was older looking!!!!
Same way i remember it
wasnt it just awhile ago that people said it had changed, and she was looking away from the farmer now she's looking at him? though i agree the original one was an older couple both looking directly at the viewer, seems like this one has changed multiple times
The thinker is alive and shops for new wardrobe items every 20 years. Then he tries to sit in his pose correctly but messes it up. I also see how IBM confused us all when we were kids, explains alot.
Do you remember Sockem Boppers? It's now Socker Boppers.
I remember the commercial saying Sock ‘Em like without a doubt
@@sharaykyleecottrell Yes exactly!
Sock 'n Boppers? Sockem Boppers? Sock 'Em Boppers? Or was it Socker Boppers? Because that last one can't be right. Hell the jingle is "Sock 'n Boppers! More fun than a pillow fight!"
@@TheSimpleMan454 All I know is Socker Boppers doesn't sit well with my brain xD
It was Sockem Boppem. Red guy and blue guy. I had the game as a kid and me and my friends never tired of battling each other.
I remember 3 set of arms and 3 set of legs...
Same!
Yes. Why the arms going up but not down?
That's throws the sketch off.
Loses the symmetry .
I remember the fucking legs being straight 😤 it's been pissing me off my years now!
Edit
And the scream had hollow black eyes I hated it as a kid it freaked me out now it has eye wtf so annoying
Yes! It looks very unbalanced with just 2 set of arms.
In my mind it's 3 sets of arms and 2 sets of legs.
As for Starry Night I recall it looking like that, but I didn't know it was a tree.
I always thought it was a gothic cathedral
I also remember it looking like that and didn't know it was a tree. I mean, I know it's a tree now because they are saying that because it still just kind of looks like an ill-defined shape to me.
I remember the ruins of a castle or an old cathedral. It was ruins because the windows, you could see all the way through to the other side, like the wall there was missing. I could almost sketch it from memory, I stared at that painting so many times when I was young. (late 80's/ early 90's)
I think like "The Scream" painting, there several versions made of "Satrry Night" by the painter.
The Thinker had no hat and held a semi-closed fist pressed up near his chin. I remember it vividly as I worked at a museum that had a 1:1 replica, yet when I check into it now, he has a hat...
I remember a distinct fist, with his head rsting on his fist. as one would do naturally. the open hand doesn't make sense as its not sturdy. it would at least be the same logic for his fist to the forehead, but the weird open hand just looks off. and his hand is friggen huge.
@@rttp-righttothepoint6656 I agree, it looks weird.
My husband told me that the farmer and his wife was actually the farmer and his sister. He read it several years back and swore by it. I watched how scared he seemed when every article says it is the farmer and his daughter!
Personally I remember an older woman with grey hair, holding a pitchfork and this current painting looks nothing like what we all know. This is the creepiest change; as well as the “thinking” man with a helmet on and his hand slightly open now.
The dogs playing poker: I remember a beagle wearing the visor and there is no beagle in the original so I must have see a remake version.
The beagle had the green visor
@@danielbrown6112They made lots of different dog paintings here in England ( think there was at least 6) so maybe you were seeing some of the English illegal copies.
@@glenndouglas8822 We had lots of version here too. I believe there were multiple version when the original was made. Different versions of the scene.
@@glenndouglas8822 maybe the version YOU saw was illegal and the one I saw was a very legitimate version, so legitimate folks.... many people are saying the most legitimate version they've ever seen, believe me.
no one has ever seen a version more legitimate before......
I've seen the "real" Mona Lisa is Paris a long time ago and I do remember the veil !
Wow I was literally looking for an update from this channel at this very moment 🤦🏽♂️
And here it was! 😎
There's an episode of the Golden Girls where the Dogs Playing Poker picture is referenced. That would've been the mid-late 80s...
The mass misremembering does make sense for certain things but it really is creepy when thousands of people remember it being different without any of the easy explanation like having a Simpsons episode that could mess with memory. Truly terrifying. Also kudos for working in All Time Scary in the script! It sounded completely natural. Keep it up, dude!
'Wanderer Above the Sea of Fog' has been my wallpaper for so long. We even recreated the scene with my brother. It has always been a "sea" of fog over some rocky hills, not an actual sea.
Me and my wife figured out the dogs playing poker and also why so many people also remember the green visor... the picture with the visor is from the original tv series Rosanne that exact picture hung in their living by the front door for the entire series
The wanderer above the sea of fog got me. It’s one of my all time favorite painting. I really remember it being a sea. Not a mountain, the Cliff to the right looked very odd
That's the joke: the fog is looking like a sea. That's the reason for its title.
@@PeterPan-dz7mu I get that I’m saying I don’t remember seeing the trees. And this is my all time favorite piece of art after the works of Norman Rockwell
The thinker definitely changed....
The earliest iteration of the Thinker I remember was shown on tv in the mid 1970's (I was 8 or 9 yrs old) and he was shown as part of the Dante's Inferno group, not alone, and all of his fingers were shoved into his mouth, his cheeks puffed and terror the obvious emotion radiating from his bulging eyeballs. That image was so scary to me as a child that I've never forgotten it. Am I the only one who remembers this?
Doby Gillis had it in the 50's
I have a vivid memory of the Mona Lisa just having a blank stare no smile at all that’s how I remember it in the early 2000s also with no vail
When I was a kid I always wondered why Mona Lisa was frowning, not even necessarily frowning but certainly not smiling, her face seemed to be very reserved, one of the reasons I didn't like the painting as a child. Her expression seemed so serious, almost unhappy. To see her smiling now is insane, obviously as a child I knew the difference between a smile/smirk and a straight serious face. I don't know if it's a psy-op or what, no clue, but in no way was she ever smiling in any way, everyone has their wtf mandela effect, that's definitely mine.
In the 80’s on Nickelodeon the show mr. Wizards world has the thinking man in the intro and it looks like hair not a hat. The open hand on the chin is oddly the same though. I still remember a fist on the forehead though.
I remember:
Vitruvian Man - 3 arms (i even thought before, "why there are 3 sets of arms, but only 2 legs")
Monalisa - Not smiling (I thought before "why is she not smiling")
Dog Painting - Wearing a hat
The Thinker - Fist on forehead
For the Starry Night… I think it was the castle more or less the same shape but there was a window with a light turned on there. That’s how you knew it was a building
My introduction to the Thinker was in the series "The Young Ones'", they got the pose correctly. Only it was also lacking a hat.
Loved that show!!
Do you know which episode? I know the Young Ones quite well but don't recall the Thinker featuring in either series. Then again I don't remember the fifth room-mate which looks creepy - long hair and not moving at all.
I remember the turkey leg precisely in year 1994, in collection of public library in my city Medan, North Sumatera. The English books were filled with classic paintings duplicates and many have been torn by the librarians for censors. This replica remain and I laughed to see the food he was holding. WAS.
The Mona Lisa Veil has been their since at least the early 70’s, which is when I saw it. This was a great video, I really enjoy your longer ones.
I closed my eyes & imagined the American Gothic painting before he revealed anything, I genuinely remembered it was an older woman 👵🏼 with GLASSES & that same farmer with the pitchfork in between them. That’s wild.
Simple possibility;- Those who DO remember the dinosaur are all 100% remembering what THEY saw - in THEIR own reality, a parallel dimension.
At certain times, ALL of us switch UNKNOWINGLY to a random parallel dimension, the same as, but with differences from, their original dimension at birth. Most of the world population don’t even notice, they just shrug and accept what they see.
If you as an individual have attained the level of awareness where you KNOW something is not what it used to be, then know that you are not alone. Parallel worlds are almost perfect copies of each other, but with small differences unique to each dimension.
That is what the population in this dimension call it - The Mandela Effect. The dimension I originated from, this “effect” carries the name of “The Slipped Reality Effect”. I cannot prove it to you, I can just tell you.
I recognized my “Slipped Reality” when I visited my local grocery store and picked up a packet of Reese’s along with my other groceries. It was only when I was home and unpacked my groceries that I noticed 17:01 “Reese’s” had an S. I clearly recall it being “Reece’s”, with the a C. Other “not what I recall” events have happened in my life.
All pointless though, many people don’t believe you.
I had always wondered what the Mandela effect would've been called if the first effect was something other than noticing a difference regarding Nelson Mandela. Now I have my answer. I should remember this in case I end up in that reality.
I remember a totally different, older woman in American Gothic.... she had brunette hair too. I don't remember them looking weary though.... just stern looking. The woman kinda had the same vibe about her as Marilla Cuthbert from Anne of Green Gables... if you can envision that. 😂Anyways... I remember learning about the painting in HS art class when we did some art history stuff. So weird!
You mean Coleen Dewhurst? She played Marilla Cuthbert in the series with Megan Followes.
The Thinker, fist to forehead, is an anchor memory for me. That's how it was, I have no doubt about it. It seems to be the same for a lot of other people as well.
I agree with all of these, besides the guy looking at a foggy woods. I remember it being a swiss mountain range. Or the bolton dinosaur. Ive just never been there.
Re the museum dino, 'Dippy', the first dinosaur skeleton to ever go on display (1905), was at the entrance to LONDON'S Natural History Museum from 1979 to 2017. I saw it on a few school visits. I'm sure that many schools in England visited (Britain isn't very big), as well as Dippy being shown on many TV programmes. Just mixed-up memories, as many of these are.
Saying that, I would have sworn that American Gothic showed the man's grey-haired wife and that her hair was pulled back into (I assume) some type of bun. Our crazy brains.
I wonder what April 8th did to this timeline because Cern was turned back on
This was the 3rd time Cern was turned back on (that we know of.)
they are gonna make a new, bigger one, future circular collider it's called !
We are in another dimension....and I hate it here
i keep telling people that, we shifted and the other me is in my old dimension, i think Cern tore something in space time and alot of us got shifted, in my dimension nelson mandela died in prison in the 80s i remember as a kid wishing i could have gotten to know more about him while he was alive and i was born in 1981
@@sweettea6309 yes!! Same.... I remember him dying in the eighties, also
Yeah the thinker one is one of the most spooky ME out there.
The hat? Lol, the open hand? Double lol... Hand on the chin? Wtf lol 😂
Hey All Time!
Mandela effect caught.
Southpark episode where satan is dressed as Britney he's wearing a Plaid skirt!
In the ep where they are talking about Diddy.
Noticed it on popcorned planet talking about the diddy allegations.
I can't believe you didn't mention the fact that the product description that you highlight at 26:44 even says "on his forehead" not chin.
the mandela effect for the Vitruvian Man is the direction of the feet. It is no longer symmetrical. It should be the two outer feet pointing out to the left&right, and the inner feet both pointing towards us . I've analyzed this image from a maths person view long ago. Clearly the feet are not the way they were. There was clearly only two sets of everything cause it's the two poses for the two shapes , The image points out the center position of the body remains the same. oddly i kinda thought the circle and square also centered each other but i can't figure out how that could be. Even look at his knees , his right leg pointing down is screwed, the knee is turned to his left and the corresponding foot straight out.
i remember ‘night at the museum 2’ featured the thinker. I looked up the clips and hand was in a fist on his chin with no hat, and that’s exactly what i remember as well.
I only knew of vikings helmets having horns because I'm a Gen-X'er and grew up with Haggar the Horrible cartoons.
American gothic painting older lady with spectacles
I remember the Mona Lisa's veil, because I looked at the painting very closely while dressing up as the lady to pose in an art class. And I remember the tree in the Van Gogh because I had a poster of it in my room for ages. The others I never examined in detail and really can't say.
do you remember her sitting on a bloody chair though? I examine her painting everyday and she was never sitting on a chair before a few days ago for me
and the thinker is also switched from knee to let his elbow rest on, the only thing i can imagine is that there someone is time traveling and cause changes in the history timeline here on earth
"Sea of Fog". It's obviously meant to look like both.
The dinosaur in the museum sounds like one that definitely existed in the Natural History Museum, London. I guess it's possible they saw it on TV and their memories are mixed up, but I'm pretty sure it was part of a travelling exhibition, so my guess would be that the same one or a similar one appeared in the Bolton museum but only for a limited time. You'd think the staff would remember it but there's always a chance they asked an idiot like me who can't remember what they did 5 minutes ago.
Yes
Fist on forehead.
Definetly on the forehead.
I remember back in school i had to draw the Starry Night painting and it took a lot of time. I was consantly looking at it, because i wanted to make it as beautiful as the original and i tell you there was definitely a big and high castle with windows painted in yellow.
It looked way better than the tree.
Definitely a mandela effect if you ask me
Mona Lisa was never smiling - that he captured an “in between” expression, not a smile, not quite a smirk, was amazing. I studied this in great detail in high school in the 90s. She now clearly has a smile. Weird.
In my last reality the Vitruvian Mans feet pointed forward Not to the side ..
The thinker gets me , I sketched in art class in middle school and still have with fist on head… but check out the thinker body building pose with Arnold Schwarzenegger and many others doing pose this way too
I love Mandela effects. They give us clues as to the movement of timelines we are on. Is it more positive or negative the change. Most are positive so it leads me to believe we are on a more positive timeline. The increase of survivors from the Hindenburg and titanic for example.
Wow, that's all so crazy!
Nice video bud. Appreciate it. The vikings had horns but it was for depictions and for drawings. They didn't actually wear them casually or like in combat. Cartoons made the horns casual wear. Also those dogs playing poker pics arent even familiar. The center dog used to have the green visor. There are a ton of these that I for sure recall the old way. I could go on and on man.. Cheers.
Looking at the photos of people recreating the thinker’s pose, it seems the resting arm is different too. Maybe I’m looking too far into it, but could that also be a Mandela effect? Or could it just be because of the position most people are in when doing the pose? Just curious.
Well done....
And I can add to the American Gothic painting with the old man and the woman who apparently is his daughter now, ALL TIME forgot to mention, they both (once upon a timeline) stared directly at the viewer - not just the man ABSOLUTELY!!(at least for a portion of us).
1. The woman in the painting already looks quite old. It's easier and more convenient to remember her looking about the same age as the man. Especially over time without reference.
2. There are a lot of arms and legs to remember, so you can mix something up. It becomes easier if you look at the circle and the square in the background and how the human body relates to them.
3. The whole point of the painting is to show how a valley full of fog can look like an ocean. Even the title is a pun.
4. The turkey leg came from idealized views looking back at medieval times.
5.-8. Be honest, you never looked that closely at those paintings anyway. And even if you did, most details don't make it into your long-term memory.
9. An example of how a popular lie rarely gets questioned in casual settings.
10. There are many versions of the dog painting. A green visor just fits.
11. That museum had a perfect spot for a dinosaur skeleton, but they just never put one there. It's a missed chance, really.
12. The statue is 3D, so it looks different from other angles. The open hand looks like a clenched fist when viewed from the front. And the hat is just hard to see.
The Thinker...Closed fist under chin with no hat this is absolutely creepy lol
The thinker never had clothes. What on earth? How?!
It's no hat, just thick crusty hair right?
As an art student in the 90s, I was taught there were several Mona Lisa paintings by DaVinci and each one was slightly different. I never liked it so I never studied it enough to know if the veil was there or not. The viking horns come from 19th century paintings, the dog wearing a green visor exists - in 'dogs playing pool'.
The gothic couple being father/daughter is just missing info and people making assumptions BUT I do remember the woman being older and facing the front. When I was taught it was his daughter I remember thinking 'wow she looks so old'.
The thinker - now THAT is off! He definitely had hand on forehead, I always thought he looked more in pain than in thought. And there weren't no hat! 🤔 🤨
The Starry Night one I was ready to be shocked by as that is one of my all time favourite paintings, and when you showed it on screen I was and still am 100% sure this is the exact painting I've looked at my whole life and was more shocked about the fact it look no different to how I remember it, and I probably thought it was a castle this whole time because I've never seen a cypress tree and my brain probably thought a castle fit the vibe better. Still a stunning painting.
Edit: Also for the Scream one, even when you zoomed in on the image, I still don't see this "eye catching" golden bracelet, so I'm very confused about that.
The wife's face from American Gothic is burnt into my memory. I can see her thin frame glasses, round I believe, and the scowl on her face. The dress I'm not as certain about but I feel like it's grey, with some sort of pleated top maybe. But her face is as clear as anything.
So interesting!!
I think so too!
For me, Mandela effects have been happening since 1977-1979. It started with The Wizard of Oz. Watched it every Halloween for my birthday and it changed. I kept asking my mom what happened to such and such scene. She had no real answers. I just go with the flow because you can’t do anything about it.
@rebeccammd7903 Yes, I agree. The scarcrow is not the only one with a fire arm! In The New Adventures Of Pipi Longstocking from 1988 Pippi now has a gun LOL!
I didn’t watch the Simpsons as a kid because I didn’t like it back then but I remember learning about king Henry the 8th at school in the early 2000s and seeing a portrait of him holding a turkey leg I even remember we had to do a recreation make our own pictures like that out of cardboard and coloured paper and patter’s and I made a turkey leg for my picture
In boy meets world there’s a episode where Eric is the farmer and says “I can’t believe I married you”
There is a dino in the movie night at the museum also
I am adding a Mandela Effect to " The Birdcage" starring Robin Williams and Krista Flockhart. In the dinner scenes, they removed the music, and play accents appergigos and creshindos. Especially, the scene when Catherine enters, it is so obvisous.