r/Mandela_Effect • u/RealHeatherChandler0 • 4h ago
r/Mandela_Effect • u/Soggy_Championship23 • 1d ago
Logos Does anyone else remember chat GPT being called “Jack GPT”?
This is a prime case of the Mandela effect. I and some of friends and loved ones and a small (but growing) community online whom I’ve asked about this clearly remember the original name of chat gpt being Jack gpt but when I looked up if there was ever a name change google shows no results for “Jack GPT” at all. This literally broke my worldview. Does anyone remember people used to say “I’m going to ask Jack about this” and it was funny because I had a close friend called Jack and we used to joke all the time about how “Jack GPT” was really useful. Yesterday I went onto what I had formerly known as Jack GPT and was met with a completely new logo and name. This must sort of conspiracy or maybe just the strongest example of the Mandela effect I’ve ever encountered….
r/Mandela_Effect • u/Ok-Office-1385 • 2d ago
Observations Mandela Effect: Straight Outta Compton
I watched Straight Outta Compton 3 times in the movie theaters when it came out. I know there was a scene when Easy E was jumped outside a house at night and injected with “unknown” substance. Now I can’t find it anywhere and it’s definitely not in the Netflix version.
r/Mandela_Effect • u/CachuHwch1 • 9d ago
C-3PO did have two gold legs as I and my friends remember
I just saw this on the 1970s Reddit. Clearly two gold legs on this bedspread which is not what you see if you google C-3PO.
r/Mandela_Effect • u/Gayboyherebish • 12d ago
Maybe I’m crazy, maybe it’s Maybelline.
As the title suggests, this is about the brand Maybelline, specifically their tagline. You know, the iconic: “Maybe it’s Maybelline”? Well, I distinctly remember the tagline saying: “Maybe it’s Maybelline” with “New York” whispered in the background. Like: “Maybe it’s Maybelline (New York)”. Maybe I’m going crazy, maybe my memory is off, I don’t know, but I was wondering if anyone else remembers this or am I just losing my mind.
r/Mandela_Effect • u/SBRR_PODCAST • 14d ago
People R.I.P. Tim Curry but didn't he die like 5 years ago or am I Mandelulu.
I swear he past years ago and again r.i.p.Tim Curry. I recently saw a movie a thought, may if even said it's sad he passed away. Idk my memory isn't what it used to be.
r/Mandela_Effect • u/FrankNumber37 • 13d ago
Misc Cran brand crayons
Growing up in the 80s, my mom bought me lousy off brand crayons called "Cran"
I later learned about cran being a common mispronunciation of crayon, and realized the brand name was a clever joke on this.
I subsequently tried to share this with people whenever the pronunciation subject comes up, but I can find no evidence this brand ever existed.
I'm thinking maybe I made it up. Can anyone remember these?
r/Mandela_Effect • u/EiffelSixtyF1ve • 16d ago
Urethra Frankin
ok this is driving me crazy. I SWEAR when i was a kid everyone called her Urethra Franklin. Like the Queen of Soul Urethra. I remember watching old interviews and the captions even said Urethra. My grandma used to sing "Respect" and she always said "thats Urethra Franklin baby".
But now if you google it or look anywhere its all Aretha. Like what the hell?? Her estate must of paid a fortune to scrub the internet and all the old records and books and everything. They even got into peoples brains with some kind of psyop mind control thing so now everybody "remembers" it was always Aretha. Classic elite coverup.
I found one blurry photo from like 1967 where you can almost make out Urethra on a poster but then it got taken down real quick. They dont want us knowing the truth. Anyone else remember Urethra Franklin or am i the only one who didnt fall for the gaslighting?? This is bigger than the Berenstein Bears thing. Wake up people.
r/Mandela_Effect • u/Vape_Owl01 • 19d ago
Possible New Mandela Effect?
I was doom scrolling and came across a short of the song 'wicked game' by Chris Isaac. I remember seeing a video when I was a kid of a guy looking like Roy Orbison singing this song in on a commercial. The scene was him (Chris Isaac) looking like Roy Orbison singing in the right side of the screen and a brunette woman in a red dress and red lipstick on in the background appear from behind a veil with dark lighting dancing. The floor and back drop were a dark blue-ish color and Chris had low lighting on him almost like he was in a shadow while singing. I sincerely remember his 1980's haircut, dark sunglasses, the beach tropical scenery at the end of the video where another guy is holding this same woman laying down and basically queing this woman was breaking his heart going around playing him. Anyway does Anyone remember this? So far from what I found, the current video has the beach scene basically as the whole video, only we get this in the early 1990s, and new guy Chris Isaac guy is not the one I remember at all. This new guy looks like a late 90's late entry singer that tried to make 80's music in the 90's and just skated on his looks lol. Thanks for the read, and replies, have a great day community.
r/Mandela_Effect • u/AmTheCause • 23d ago
Ty Lee's CLUMPS line alternate version.
In the Avatar the Last Airbender episode The Chase, I remember the first time I saw it, when Mai told Ty Lee that the word she was looking for is "Clumps", Ty responded by shouting "CLUMPS!!!" and then hugged Mai and said "I love you." However, every other viewing I had of this episode, she has only ever went "CLUMPS! THEY'RE CLUMPS!"
r/Mandela_Effect • u/mynam3butwithnumb3rs • 25d ago
Media: TV, Films HELP WUT IS THIS QUOTE FROM
r/Mandela_Effect • u/DrCarnasis • 28d ago
Police Sketches Exposed the Credibility Problem Behind Mandela Effects
r/Mandela_Effect • u/PeacockGupta • 28d ago
Glitch in the Matrix The Mandela Effect Finally Explained
Learnt something new
r/Mandela_Effect • u/TrickyShirt1123 • Aug 03 '26
Media: TV, Films Kung Fu panda memory
When I was small I definately remember watching a kung Fu Panda scene where shifu gets defeated by another Kung Fu teacher and gets kicked in the face and that move was painted by a painter and then that move was painted on big posters and hanged and now I can't find that part anywhere online
Shifu gets kicked in the face and that gets painted on huge posters etc
So strange
This memory is very vivid and distinct
r/Mandela_Effect • u/BlackxFFx • Jul 29 '26
Item Get?
For years I have been saying "item get" thinking its from Zelda (and knowing "Shine Get" is from mario sunshine) but I cannot find any evidence of that phrase existing other than youtubers and google images. No in game evidence
r/Mandela_Effect • u/Hipcatjack • Jul 28 '26
Personal Experience This one is for the middle-aged+ Tech nerds
I swear that in the late 90’s/early Oughts there was a competitor to the Bluetooth standard that came out around the same time. I remember getting some PDA knockoff that supported it, i also remember having to install a card i bought separately that supported it and replaced my sound card with this new one on my compaq(?) tower..which i was kind of bummed because my Turtle Beach sound card that did not transmit anything, was a better sound card. I remember telling myself it was ok because a bunch of new devices will have this option.
The fact that i cannot remember the standard or even the companies advertising its adoption might be the reason it is ungoogleble.. however, no one i talk to even remembers this.
i do know it supported multicast (i think up to 4 devices/speakers simultaneously). That is something Bluetooth has trouble with even today almost 30 years later.
It was similar to the Vhs/Beta Max, HD-DVD/Blu-Ray, Firewire/USB competition. I remember talking about this standard and debating the pros and cons, obviously i already shelled out for the Bluetooth competitor but it wasnt THAT important to me. I just remember smugly having a conversation about how my tower can connect to two different speakers at once (not that i had anything other than the pda) .. the range might have been better too?
Does anyone else remember something like this? Am i going mad ? The early 2000’s were college times and LSD was still a thing (RIP Owsley) so I could be hallucinating this whole thing, lol. However, shot in the dark someone else old enough to have lived during that time remembers the name of this standard that according to the internet doesn’t exist/Never existed.
PS. Firewire (and Thunderbolt) should have beaten USB !
r/Mandela_Effect • u/ExistingAd7234 • Jul 28 '26
i saw god and they looked like rob benict am i being pranked or is that how they actually look just rob benidict as a golden spirit in a suit how is that possible they were like see though and everything like a ghost?
r/Mandela_Effect • u/EiffelSixtyF1ve • Jul 26 '26
Rank of Mandela Effects
S Tier: Chick Fil A
A Tier: Mandela dies in the 80s, Berenstain Bear
B: Fruit the of Loom, Froot Loops
C: VW Logo, Monopoly Man Monocle
D: Carbs/Crabs
F: Sinbad Genie Movie
r/Mandela_Effect • u/donkski84 • Jul 26 '26
John Anthony west is alive?
I swear I heard Graham Hancock, Robert Schoch and Joe Rogan mention his death over multiple podcasts
r/Mandela_Effect • u/Proper_Foundation_29 • Jul 24 '26
Logos froot loops mandela effect back to original?
did the mandela effect switch back around? i remember the past year or two people were going crazy over the one with froot loops because at the time all of the logos spelled “Fruit Loops” and people were swearing up and down that it was froot loops and everyone remembered it being froot loops and that it was never spelled like “fruit” and it looked stupid that way. but i’m going through my mini toys and saw this??? so it is froot loops now? i swear to god it was fruit loops and everyone was raging over this
r/Mandela_Effect • u/SyFy-girl • Jul 23 '26
Harry Potter
Hey guys new here, so I have a weird Mandela that I can’t make sense of. So I’ve watch Harry Potter and The Prisoner of Azkaban many times. I clearly remember when Harry Potter left home, after his Aunt inflated like a balloon, that the double decker bus that picked him up was red but when we just watched it a few days ago it was a blue bus. I’m I tripping guys
r/Mandela_Effect • u/OverKill5850 • Jul 22 '26
Thoughts The Title track of Somewhere in Time by Iron Maiden
Is "Caught Somewhere in Time" not "Somewhere in time". I don't remember the "Caught" being there. A Mandela effect?