In this video, we take a look at seven shocking examples of the ‘Mandela Effect,’ in which large groups of people share the same false memory, giving some people the impression that they woke up in a different dimension similar, but not identical, to the one they had previously inhabited.
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April Fools!
And happy belated Easter.
I apologize for trying to gaslight you. Below are the ‘seven examples’ revised to reflect reality.

7. MIRROR MIRROR ON THE WALL – No tampering here. The queen really does say, “Magic mirror on the wall, who is the fairest one of all?” AprilFilms.ca, however, is not a real website.

6. THUNDERBIRD PHOTO – This example is also real. Thousands of people recall seeing the Thunderbird photo in some book or magazine, but have been unable to relocate it. My friend Kevin Guhl does have an excellent website called ThunderbirdPhoto.com , which is dedicated to this disturbing phenomenon. And I really did do an interview with Frank Graves, which is back up on YouTube.

5. CREEPY CLOWN SIGHTINGS – You’re not crazy; there really was a rash of creepy clown sightings in the summer of 2016 – something that still freaks me out to this day. Aprile Inganarre is not a real person.

4. LADY GAGA’S MEAT DRESS – Lady Gaga did famously wear a dress made of raw beef to the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards. To the best of my knowledge, she is not a vegan, and has no qualms about wearing leather or wool on stage. The lady in the lettuce leaf bikini is Courtney Stodden, who attended a PETA event in that outfit in 2013.

3. CUSTARD’S LAST STAND – The general’s real name is George Armstrong Custer. Dr. Avril Prima is not a real person.

2. THE NAZGUL CHASE SCENE – In Tolkien’s novel, Frodo Baggins was carried across the Bruinen River by the horse of the elf Glorfindel. In Peter Jackson’s film, Frodo was carried to safety by the elf-woman Arwen Undomiel. Huge thank you to the great Billy Boyd for helping me with this bit.

1. APRIL FOOLS’ DAY – For those unacquainted, the 1st of April is a day where people play tricks on their friends and family, known in English-speaking countries as April Fools’ Day. In France, Italy, and Turkey this custom is referred to as April Fish. In the Spanish-speaking corners of the world, it’s called Holy Innocents’ Day. In Ukraine, it’s called Humorina, while in Indonesia it is known as April Mop.