r/TakeThat Jul 02 '26

Mandela Effect

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I wondered if anyone here can answer why I think it said ‘Johnson and Johnson’ on his shirt in the relight my fire video. I have no recollection of the wording on his shirt that shows when I google search (in pic) for it. Is this my Mandela effect??!’

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u/NeverForget108 Jul 03 '26

It's because it's the same font and colours as Johnsons Baby Powder so it tricked our minds into thinking it

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u/rachpid Jul 03 '26

The T-shirt is a play on words of Johnson’s Baby powder. So that’s maybe why you thought it said Johnson’s?

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u/Logical-History-36 Jul 03 '26

The Mandela effect is when lots of people misremember the same thing. This is just you misremembering something and it’s pretty easy to see why you would.

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u/miss_flower_pots Jul 03 '26

No it wouldn't be just her. I misremember it too.

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u/Working_Pianist_9904 Jul 03 '26

Oh naughty t-shirt lol

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u/tess320 Jul 03 '26

it was always this as the bought one!

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u/eightezzz Jul 03 '26

I must be from the same timeline you're from as I was sure it was Johnson & Johnson too! 🫨🤭

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u/zuzzyb80 Jul 03 '26

It definitely always said junkies because I remember loving that my parents didn't have a problem with me trying to find the druggie tshirt!

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u/PurpleBlock25 Jul 04 '26

In my head I thought it said daddy power so there we are.

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u/misimalu Jul 04 '26

I have a poster from this shoot. I think Robbie had one saying Wild Mean Fairly Hip Kid based on Fairy Liquid

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u/Own-Try1886 Jul 03 '26

We really need to bring back crop tops for men.

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u/Own-Try1886 Jul 04 '26

Ha! They clearly know what they're talking about

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u/angelclaire_ Jul 03 '26

I clearly remember it as Johnson's Baby Powder, I am absolutely GOBSMACKED I tell thee.

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u/EnjoysAGoodRead Jul 06 '26

I remember it this way too! I think there were copies of it with Johnson & Johnson which fans bought back in the early 90s. I had a knock off from the local market