Top 10 Mandela Effects That Will Break Your Brain #top10 #tenblend #funfacts

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Are your memories real… or is reality lying to you?

Welcome to a mind-bending countdown of the Top 10 Mandela Effects That Will Break Your Brain — where what you remember isn’t what ever actually happened. From Pikachu’s tail to the Berenstain Bears, these bizarre collective false memories will leave you questioning everything you think you know.

Was it “Luke, I am your father”? Or “No, I am your father”? Did Curious George ever have a tail? And wait… didn’t the Monopoly Man have a monocle?

In this video, we dive into the strangest and most famous Mandela Effects that have confused, disturbed, and fascinated millions around the world. Whether you believe it’s a glitch in the Matrix, alternate realities, or just the power of flawed human memory, you won’t walk away the same.

💥 Watch till the end to see the one that started it all — Nelson Mandela’s "death" in the 1980s.

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