The entire video is trying to tell me I misremembered it. I did not misremember it.

My school bus drove by a large sign of Fruit of the Loom with the cornucopia in it every single morning and I sat in the same spot seeing it every morning and wondering if it was edible, if it was made out of bread, and what it tasted like. I remember it the exact same way everyone else does. I remember thinking it was just a larger form of those cornucopia shaped corn chips you can fit your fingers in.

The only explanation that I can come up with without questioning reality is that it was an incorrect artistic recreation that added a cornucopia for whatever reason.

But I will repeat: I did not misremember it being there. Yet, 3/4 of this video is about the author alleging it's a false memory and as such I will call this video for what it is: a low effort clickbait.

artist rendition.
and. ot to mention you were. a child CLEARLY of an age that didn't quite understand what it was. you could've easily imagined that...and that's what stuck in your memory.
it COULD be that you saw it on an image somewhere else. as kids, we try to relate things. I'm 37 and STILL whenever I see fruit and vegs one or other or both, laid out on a table or platter, I see a "ghost image" of a cornucopia.
have been doing. that since I learned what it was in kindergarten...Thanksgiving nonetheless.
I've done that wjth fruit of the loom as well. I just slap the image on theere.
I don't see it so much as tmjust think, "eh..could be a cornucopia there"
as someone so young, you probably did what I did, and your mind went off on a tanget about it.  completely normal for a child of that age


I remember being a kid and seeing the commercial of the men dressed in the fruit commercials and wondering how they’d make a costume of the cornucopia


I distinctly remember thinking the cornucopia being the “loom”.

@The Horizon there's also too much evidence that there's some basis for it. even the screenshot of the dms with the corporate account says some of them remember it

yea same, i physically gasped when I saw it wasn't there, because unlike all the other Mandela effects, this one is really different. I haven't really heard of a cornucopia before I knew of the brand, yet I so distinctly remember it with one.


This man literally just talked about the logo of an underwear brand for 15 minutes

And somehow made it interesting


If anyone can do some research, in 2007 i attended a show in south africa where a band from USA called mad caddies played. I purchased a zip up hoodie with their logo printed in blue and white. I have never in my life seen the fruit of the loom logo before that day but im pretty sure this hoodie had that logo on the inside and i was fascinated by it. I have lost the hoodie but many other people who went to watch the band bought those hoodies


I do think it's a case of people mistaking the older brown leaves for a cornicopia.

Mr. Pete Channel is 100 away 2 the big time!


The bear thing isn't actually just about the suffix. Some people remember it wrong because there was apparently a knock-off version that used the different spelling. A few people have posted pictures of them online.

That was one of the few effects that bug me tbh, that and South America and Australia seem to be slightly out of position.


This one scares me, because when I realized there was never a cornucopia, I'm pretty sure I was alone. I just found out looking at my underwear one day. It just wasnt there

@F-22 Raptor landing zone I only play games with cow physics

I remember buying some new shirts and seeing it without it. I was like, "huh, they removed the cornucopia." I cannot be convinced that it was not there.

i thought they just switched their marketing.


I seem to remember the cornucopia...but I think the confusion may be due to similar images that were popular around Thanksgiving


I also recall thinking that the Cornucopia was the loom but it's something I haven't thought about until seeing this video


I don't think the Sun Maid logo having the same legal code cancels out the possibility of a cornucopia in Fruit of the Loom's, or at least it isn't a solid example. You claim that code just gets attached to piles of fruit, which maybe it does but the example you show doesn't support that statement. The code relates to "baskets of fruit; containers of fruit; cornucopia" the sun maid is holding a very shallow woven basket, that's what she's carrying the grapes in. I also can't see something that's specifies  "baskets of fruit; containers of fruit; cornucopia" being applied to just a pile of fruit when the Sun Maid's code alone shows two different examples each for bonnets, circles, and triangles. Why would you have two separate codes for bonnets but none for a loose pile of fruit? That doesn't make sense.

I'm honestly not where I side, I don't remember the logo that well to begin with. What I do find interesting is why parodies would have a cornucopia if the original never did. Was it just adding that detail made it distinct enough that they would avoid getting sued? Was there a big enough parody of it that that's what people are remembering? Because I can see something on a big screen sticking with you better than a tag you see everyday in the back of your underwear.


Woah, that Ant Bully scene explains the issue for me so easily.


4:00 There's no way 'Cornucopia' is a word used more often than 'heatwave', surely?


I don’t ever recall a cornucopia being in the logo so this video makes me feel like the main character


How do you make such a good, long, interesting video about a cornucopia on an underwear company logo? Idk but I was hooked the whole video


My operating theory is that there was an influx of knockoff underwear being sold in Asian-owned dime stores and gas stations during the early 90s. Our family was poor then. If I’m right you’ll find these commonalities: The people who remember the cornucopia were poor in the early 90s, or bought cheap underwear. I recall those briefs wore out quickly and were painful to wear. I distinctly remember the cornucopia.


TIL "cornucopia" is a more popular word than "heatwave".

Heatwave is almost always used as two separate words - heat wave


I think it looks correct because there IS a logo with fruit coming out of a cornucopia. I even remember it was facing the same way, opening to the left. I can't remember what it is though. I thought it was the Country Mart logo but no...


It's easier to fool someone than to convince someone they have been fooled


Out of everything in this video, I’m confused on how cornucopia is used more than heatwave


When I saw the thumbnail my first thought was "wait, does the logo have a cornucopia in it? I thought it was just fruit, am I going insane??? There was never a cornucopia..."


Growing up in europe, i connect cornucopias with greek history and making wine out of grapes. And theres grapes in the logo. I didn't have any fruit of the loom clothes as a kid, so i dont remember which version it should be. But it feels like the case with the monopoly man. I, at least connect the fruits in the pic to cornucopia.


I think this video has some sort of cognitohazard in it, because I used to think it had the cornucopia, but now that I've watched this I can't remember ever thinking it had it except when this is playing.


Isn't this very adequately and simply explained, by people seeing OTHER images—with the same motif as the FotL-logo—featuring a fucking corn-dog?


They literally legally cannot claim that Froot Loops are real fruit and that's why it's spelt with two o's


On one hand, I remember the with a cornucopia, on another, I remember there being no cornucopia at all

Schrodinger's underpants.

@Alex Thibodeau You probably only remember it being there because you're thinking about it now so your brain subconsciously makes the association.

SAME HERE. I remember only fruits being there, but now after seeing the cornucopia, I feel like I remember it being there now and it's freaking me out


Fruit loops has changed back and forth on me over my life lmao


"the score of the falcons before they choked"
21 to 3.
i remember it clearly.
i was so hyped and then they choked.


I clearly remember being confused by what a cornucopia was as a child. I remember it in the grocery store. But not on no damned underwear.


I remember the Cornucopia on the there clothing, it brings back memories of Costco in the early 2010's.


You managed to go 9 and a half minutes into this subject without bringing up parallel universes. Amazing. 👍🏻

@Peach Pie he didnt mention parallel universes until 9:30. a very self explanatory comment


it might be that the company is called “fruit -of the-“ implying that the fruit is in or from something, and a cornucopia is easier to imagine than say a basket because it’s more lowkey, being positioned behind the fruit

additionally, a loom is thought of as a very old piece of technology from the days of american cottage industry, and that time period coincides perfectly with the original thanksgiving era we associate cornucopias with


There is a german brand called füllhorn, which features a cornucopia, and I kinda associated fruit of the loom with it when I was a kid


I live in England and the fruit of the loom shirts was what all schools used as there uniforms in the 90s I definitely remember the cornucopia I remember it because I thought it was a bread roll 😂


Okay so I have a mildly strange theory here but... I think that the logo exists--I'm positive even.
To be honest, I think the effect isn't that the logo never existed but that it's just us--people--combining the logos of two different companies.

I remember learning what cornucopias were around Thanksgiving time back when I was in grade school, and that same afternoon we had one of my FAVORITE events--our librarian did magic shows for us and then we got to pick out a book.
That afternoon was a bit weird and new because our teacher challenged us to find all of the seasonal cornucopias we could in the room, and I vividly remember finding that logo and trying to turn it in and the teacher finding it funny.

And honestly, at first I am very willing to jump on the ship that it was indeed a FoTL logo but the more I think about it, the more I remember it having to do with the library itself. I couldn't place why until it hit me after like, an hour.

I wonder if maybe there's a logo for a publishing company or something that has fruit that looks uncannily like the fruit in the FoTL logo? Cornucopias aren't all that different when you look at different paintings of them, so it's not implausible to me.

I'm going to try and dig into this theory, but it's a needle in a haystack that may or may not even exist.


I will never stop shilling EmpLemon, truly one of the best content creators on this platform.


I SWEAR that there is a cornucopia on Fruit of the Loom clothes in the 2000’s. I remember thinking “what is that thing? is that the loom? fruit of the loom?”<br>Of course it’s hard to find it, who is going to keep their fruit of the loom shirts from the early 2000’s? It’s in the trash!

I SWEAR that there is a cornucopia on Fruit of the Loom clothes in the 2000’s. I remember thinking “what is that thing? is that the loom? fruit of the loom?”
Of course it’s hard to find it, who is going to keep their fruit of the loom shirts from the early 2000’s? It’s in the trash!


I distinctly remember the cornucopia design specifically being on their shirts, but not underwear.


no I really believe it was on knock offs. it would make sense why i remember using the packaging as a reference to draw one for a thanksgiving school project. my grandma always shopped at places that sold cheap knock offs for our clothes. they might have been from mexico.


I'd be curious if anyone outside of North America has experienced this? My guess is people are just associating a fruit display with a thanksgiving cornucopia.


This is the most unexpected controversy I've ever encountered


Dude, that memory and underwear comparison was amazing


Im from Germany. I've never seen Fruit of the Loom underwear but we've had a tote bag from them when I was a kid. Definitely with cornucopia. I'll habe to find it, maybe they printed a different logo on their underwear versus other products.


I can understand things like Mandela and Kazaam, and I don't believe in universe-sliding or conspiracies, but I am 100% positive it was Beren_stein_ Bears. I explicitly remember getting into an argument about it with another kid in elementary school when we watched the cartoon (he couldn't read well). I don't know how so many people can have "wrong" memories, but there must be <b>something</b> to it.

I can understand things like Mandela and Kazaam, and I don't believe in universe-sliding or conspiracies, but I am 100% positive it was Beren_stein_ Bears. I explicitly remember getting into an argument about it with another kid in elementary school when we watched the cartoon (he couldn't read well). I don't know how so many people can have "wrong" memories, but there must be *something* to it.


The only reason I know about this company and why I clicked on this video was because I noticed two shirts I used to have had their logo, and now I'm apparently going down a rabbit hole that will change the way I perceive the world around me forever.


I think the most logical explanation here is that everybody just had shit stains on their Fruit of the Loom tags


Yep at this point it's obvious our consciousnesses have been transferred and it honestly explains a lot


Ok i just figured out Shaws had a logo with a cornucopia shape in one of its signs i didnt think about it but i think its probably the closest thing i can relate to the cornucopia in the fruit of the loom logo.


Ok but just because the fruit of the loom logo has different fruit than fall time doesn’t really mean it’s so weird to remember a cornucopia~


I had a similar experience with Tyler the creator's album cover wolf were there's a bee, squirrel, and frog on a rock, I swear they didn't use to be there but they are


I believe the reason we thing there’s a cornucopia in the logo is because it’s brown. When you look at the fruits alone it feels like there’s something missing. The brown from the cornucopia fills the missing colors and makes the drawing feel complete. That’s the art of making good art. Something that feels complete. But since there’s no cornucopia, the logo feels off and unfinished


I can see this being a misconception from an individual, however if multiple people remember it in the EXACT same way that is pretty convincing.

multiple people xan do .ath the incorrect way.


There was a cornucopia, I refuse to believe it wasn't there.  I remember seeing the tag in my underwear when I was little.  If many people remember it being there, It had to of been at some point.


This is literally just "ZOOMERS DONT KNOW ANYTHING BEFORE SPONGEBOB"

@Nocturnal Recluse this

had nothing to do with the cornacopia

@Mr. Dead Memes So I am an old millennial born in 81 and I did some research and the fruit of the loom logo never had a cornacopia. I was convinced that it did...but now I realized that it never did.

"how dare people not know things that i like it's not like tastes advance when time passes everyone else is wrong"

@tsundereCat [TC] I said it's been done on Family Guy, I didn't say it's the only place it's been done.

Reading comprehension is hard, but I don't know what I'd expect from someone that can't grasp capitalization.

@odobenus159 if you're referring to the joke about reagan the actor, i'm highly certain that was done in back to the future, long before family guy

@Rabbi Goldberg log off and take your meds schizo

This thread is about as uninspiring and vaguely frustrating as expired dairy

@Blaster .M Alot of my generation seems attracted to old media aswell as past events because we have easy access to it. The Nostalgia baiting is mainly for Millenials but falls flat.

how the fuck does rusty cage have a checkmark but emp doesn't 🤯

@Rabbi Goldberg actually that's you zoomie

@Richie Demo Everyone is just some schmuck on the internet, having an established channel doesn't give your opinion more weight.

That said, he was clearly not making any argument, it was a joke... and so are most of these replies.

Grab some popcorn and watch kids try to debate Rusty thinking he's just some shmuck on the internet.

Dwag im pretty sure zoomers would know about a lot of shit before 1999 with all the soulless nostalgia shilling of the 90s and 80s in pop culture as of late<br>or it could be millenials idfk man

Dwag im pretty sure zoomers would know about a lot of shit before 1999 with all the soulless nostalgia shilling of the 90s and 80s in pop culture as of late
or it could be millenials idfk man

@jonas1015119 That's the joke, no one born after 1980 would recognize him as anything but the 40th president. And it's a joke that was done on Family Guy... Season 5 Episode 18.

OMG RUSTTY CAGE??? FROM THE KNIFE GAME SONG

@Rusty Cage I'm 11 and I don't want to get political or anything: but what the fuck is an oat

I wish this was true so I didn't have to see "I'm 12 and I hate my generation xd" on every Pink Floyd video on YouTube ever.

@A52 It’s a joke. An unfunny joke, but a joke nonetheless.

How does a cornucopia have anything to do with Zoomers?

yall cringe, arguing over who has the biggest brain or not.<br>We used to beat people up for saying things like that.

yall cringe, arguing over who has the biggest brain or not.
We used to beat people up for saying things like that.

But rusty, I’m a zoomer (turning 12 next month :)) and I know so much from before I was born!!! You are generalizing!!! Also I love your knife game videos please make more haha I’ve been watching you since I was 2 :) <3

@_gorillaz freakinc._ Did you hear Danny Phantom say that and so you thought you'd repeat it here?

@Rusty Cage jerry lewis??? the vice president???

@Rabbi Goldberg I mean you can still point out flaws in a joke while still acknowledging that its a joke

@_gorillaz freakinc._ they dont teach humor apparently

@Rusty Cage why on earth would a zoomer know ronald reagan as an actor but not as president?

@Rusty Cage Ronald ragen the actor and Ronals ragen the president are the same guy my boomer dude

Ey Rusty, hope you're fightin' that pesky alcoholism

"Durrr whats a corndacopydia?? durr ronald reagan?? like the actor?? durr durr"


at a time i thought it had a cornucopia. looking at it now, the cornucopia seems very out of place in there. either way, i remember seeing it, but i swear it was on the left instead of the right.


This still doesn’t explain why the object everyone remembers is a cornucopia


I remember the cornucopia looking the same but he older version was more wider.

Any one remember that, that old cornucopia use to be more wider?


Wait, you're telling me that all those capri suns I've had, had no cornucopia on them?


Honestly, it's probably memory conflation, just not with a similar brand. Fruit of the loom's logo is simplistic and brightly colored, similar to a children's drawing in alot of way. Every year around thanksgiving, young school children are made to color thanksgiving themed pictures, mostly with an assortment of primary colors. It isn't crazy to think that people are conflating the colorings they made as children with a similarly colored logo.

Yeah, and paintings of fruit in cornucopia were plenty, paintings in general are not hot right now but if they were, people would notice they're conflating the two.<br>Me personally, I believe there were some holiday specific logos and the holiday season is when kids are dragged off to buy clothes and gifts in the first place.

Yeah, and paintings of fruit in cornucopia were plenty, paintings in general are not hot right now but if they were, people would notice they're conflating the two.
Me personally, I believe there were some holiday specific logos and the holiday season is when kids are dragged off to buy clothes and gifts in the first place.


It's amazing how people would rather believe they somehow ended up in an alternate universe, where something mundane and simple is different, and not just that they remembered it wrong, because some other people corroborate their story. Never mind that talking about it in an authoritative manner can cause other people to start remembering things differently, making this an unreliable metric.

For example, there was a fairly large study done at one time where people were TOLD they say Bugs Bunny at Disneyland as a child. Bugs Bunny has NEVER been a mascot at Disneyland. Many of the participants had never even been to Disneyland in the first place. And somehow, MOST of them were convinced that it happened. Some merely by bringing up the subject, others by the researchers simply being assertive. Only a very small number of people needed a doctored photo (the child in the picture wasn't even the participant).

Ockham's Razor states that the simple and obvious solution is more often than not the correct one. So what's a simpler explanation? That human memory is flawed, or that our minds somehow ended up in another quantum reality?

yes, human memory may be flawed, as shown in many other mandela effects where we combine similar things or associate them with common things (curious george is a monkey and monkeys usually have tails, sinbad the sailor marathon + kazaam = shazaam, a dash in kit kat just seems logical) but as said in this video, this is different. why would we remember a very uncommon object in the logo if it's the result of our flawed memory? so many people say they remember first learning what it was from the logo, how could they have randomly substituted it in if they didn't know what it was before then?


13:27 the fact he sat there for like a minute smiling like that is creepy and funny.

Then again, some guy has made hundreds of videos just sitting in front of a camera and smiling for hours straight each vid so what do I know?


I remember Pikachu's tail being black. I have clear memories of drawing it


As an artist, I can tell you that IF there was a cornucopia in this logo, it would be facing the other direction.


Bro I don’t normally believe in these Mandela Effect things but this one is tripping me out fr. I distinctly remember the cornucopia, and learning what it was after I mistook of for a seashell when asking my parents about it as a kid. Wild shit. I think the most likely explanation is that it was really another logo for a different product, and my memory couldn’t remember what it was, so it associated the memory with a similar logo I do remember, and then this same thing has just happened to a ton of people


the fruit of the loom is such a normal thing and yet no one even talks about it


I vaguely remember the cornucopia too, after you pointed it out. Am I crazy??


I mean I see how people can add the cornucopia to the logo accidentally. Especially during thanksgiving you might think of a variety of fruits or vegetables, or hell even both in a cornucopia.


Counterpoint:

Children in the USA were and are very familiar with the image of a cornucopia. During Thanksgiving season, many of the activities they did in elementary school were laden with Thanksgiving imagery, which generally included cornucopias.

This would lead to those children associating piles of fruits and vegetables with cornucopias in the same way that they associate monocles with the rich. That would mean that this situation is not dissimilar from the one with the Monopoly Man.

I got internet access until 12, and learnt more fluent English until 18, this year is the first time I've seen that the cornucopia wasn't there (at 23 yo), even though I do see conspiracy videos this year was the first time I saw this being a thing and it really caught my attention because I remember seeing it when I was a kid, not only that but growing up I realized that the logo didn't have the cornucopias 'anymore', but never knew that they didn't exist because as I said, I do remember seeing them in my childhood 🤨

I had no way of being influenced by american culture when I was younger, no one in my family speaks English, I started learning on my own (14) thanks to internet culture.

I don't want to come off as rude or anything, I'm only saying that I'm in another country, with no american culture influence, and yet here I'm, remembering the cornucopia, even though I called it 'la trompeta café' or 'cuernito' because I didn't know what a cornucopia was until this year.
Anyways, have a nice day, be safe ✌

@Go_Rilla26 I'm actually almost certain that's what my memory of asking what that horn thing is. I don't recall having FotL underwear, but I can easily see children associating a pile of plant-grown food with the Thanksgiving decoration after finding them so strange.

@Punching Bag Could be you're being influenced by Americans claiming they remember a cornucopia or American media.

I'm mexican, we don't do that here, and I remember seeing it when I was younger... Idk man

I was saying that the logo looks like a filled in coloring book and in grade school you'd always do a cornucopia one around Thanksgiving.


Even the people who made the fruit of the loom logo couldve sworn on everything it had a cornocopia


I remember some company with it and it was funny cause they were trying to copy froot of the loom but there was no point since froot of the loom was cheaper


I always remember it having a cornucopia but I'm pretty sure I'm mixing it up with the DECA logo.


I have a shirt from Fruit of the Loom and the fruit logo does not have the cornucopia BUT it does have beige/brown leaves behind the fruits which sort of looks like a cornucopia at a glance. So maybe that could be something?


That excerpt from Jerma and Star at the end, making me extremely nostalgic.

@rilla fy oh yeah man totally. Any day now.... sob

I cant wait for the star video im sure its happening at somepoint

@Greg Brech jerma and star were never mad at eachother

I knew thats what i was hearing! Love those boys

@Doodguy The blank id pay for a never ever about jerma

I remember watching those videos all the time. Man :D

I just want him to do a Jerma video at this point.


Underwear are the most common piece of clothing that get thrown out so it would be hard if it was a discontinued Logo.


10:07 - Maybe people saw Pikachu's black-tipped ears and misremembered his tail being the same, because it would be a sensible design choice

10:07 - Maybe people saw Pikachu's black-tipped *ears* and misremembered his tail being the same, because it would be a sensible design choice


Wait until someone reads this and realises that every single clip of the Simpsons in this video (and all of EmpLemon's videos) are actually hue-shifted 44% forward towards green.


This is so wierd because I literally learned what the word cornucopia meant by asking my dad what that horn on the fruit of the looms logo when I was a kid.<br>I'm not into conspiracies but I'm not crazy either

This is so wierd because I literally learned what the word cornucopia meant by asking my dad what that horn on the fruit of the looms logo when I was a kid.
I'm not into conspiracies but I'm not crazy either

You're likely just getting some wires crossed. Throughout elementary school every kid sees and draws cornucopia stuff with fruit pouring out. I specifically remember it <b>not</b> being on the tag because I was trying to figure out what the hell a loom had to do with fruit.

You're likely just getting some wires crossed. Throughout elementary school every kid sees and draws cornucopia stuff with fruit pouring out. I specifically remember it *not* being on the tag because I was trying to figure out what the hell a loom had to do with fruit.


This really makes you think about just how we really do live in a society.


And then there's me not even knowing they were an underwear brand. I've only ever seen the brand on t shirts - mostly custom ones or merch ones if I remember correctly. Though, these could even be knockoffs


<i>Mysteries are what keep humanity at the edge of their seats</i>

_Mysteries are what keep humanity at the edge of their seats_


I do indeed remember asking my parents what the cornucopia was


I mean, has anyone considered the idea that because the logo itself is tiny and we barely spend a few seconds looking at it in detail that everyone just kinda ended up conflating it with the thanksgiving cornucopia anyway?


How EmpLemon makes then most mundane subjects so interesting to watch is a real talent.

Alec from Technology Connections: "Hold my toaster."


6:15
Is one of the reasons why people think there was one in the Fruit of the Loom logo. They've seen it and then associate that with the original image when in reality there never was one on the original logo. Just these knock off ones.


How the hell am I fully invested in a video about an underwear logo?<br>EmpLemon strikes again.

How the hell am I fully invested in a video about an underwear logo?
EmpLemon strikes again.


The reason pikachu is remembered with a black tail is because in the video games pichu, the lower level version had a black tail. Only real gamers would get the mandela because they would conciously see one continuous character through the character designs. Furthermore, if you played the game with pikachu your brain is going to have a more familial connection with the black tip as thats YOUR pichu/ pikachu in your brain. Even more so with the proportion of people introduced to pokemon via the game vs anime, I beleive more millenial peoples, (Not Gen X or Y because they know pikachu more from the anime) when shown a side by side image of correct pikachu and black-tail pikachu, their brain is going to tend to recognize, and rather WANT to recognize the black tip pikachu more as its not only familiar but encouraging and reaffirming.


I've asked my mother about the cornucopia as a child I remember!!


I never remembered a cornucopia in the logo. Ironically, now that I've seen this video, ask me in a year and I'll probably swear there was one LOL.

@Hopplar memory is a composite. If someone talks about the cornucopia on the fruit of the loom label then u would naturally add it to ur past memory reservoir. If a person was talking about how their are only apples in the label then u would have been more likely to think that there is only apples in the logo. U don’t memorize random labels 100% correctly and in those margins memories can be slightly guided by the present.

@S I remembered the cornucopia before I ever saw the Mandela effect version. I honestly have no idea how so many people could have the same experience, I remember wearing Fruit of the Loom underwear as a kid and wondering what that weird horn shape next to the fruit is. I'm not saying it's weird timeline shit but I don't know how to explain that memory and why so many others remember the same thing

@Caleb Jablonicky just goes to show how easy it is to fool ppl. Just tell them things used to look a certain way and all of a sudden ppl start thinking that. It’s not very mysterious.

My first thought was that I didn't remember the cornucopia, but it started to look right to me the more I saw it. Something about it just feels intuitive enough to get lodged in people's memory, so you're probably right!

@David's piano he's actually gonna do it guys


I didn't even know it was called a cornucopia. I haven't really ever seen one other than on the logo. I call blasphemy! It has always been there!


Most people under 50 probably don't even know what a loom looks like.  Especially since clothing manufacturing these days is mostly done by slave labor overseas.

So if those people are misremembering the logo then it isn't much of a stretch to misapply that term to it as well.


The change is a result of quantum dynamics. If you're familiar with the double slit experiment you can change the past. Observation can literally change the result of something after it has already occurred.


Another good example of this is people talking about humans producing power in the Matrix. Morpheus holds up a battery and says that what humans are used for by the machines. He then states the machines use a form of fusion for power generation. The scene was pretty clear, but so many people seem to have seen a completely different scene leaving them with the impression humans are used to generate power, rather than store it.


Damn there’s something poetic about a YouTube pooper discussing underwear.

@Phone Thief there's also something poetic about how you said "fits into"

And there's also something poetic about how your username fits into this.


You should make one of these where you pretend the one people remember wrong is the actual one


I think someone just had some fun with a time machine.


EmpLemon is the only guy who can make a 15-minute interesting video about underwear


I remember when i was in Poland, were we don’t celebrate thanksgiving, seeing a truck with the fruit of the loom with the cornucopia.


Maybe the real cornucopia was the friends we made along the way.


I don't think a lot of people who would be participating in these discussions would still have their childhood underwear from the mid-80's to show the tag off. That's the main problem. All the examples of tags shown are clearly more recent. That "conversation with your parents about what this object is?" is so specific. I remember it like that too, don't know what else to say.


i think it's most likely a case of the logo looking complete w/ the cornucopia so we just kinda automatically fill it in

tho, i do remember always thinking cornucopias were called looms when i was younger, even tho i don't rly remember the logo having a cornucopia? idk i don't think we had fotl stuff a whole lot tho


My mom painted a Pikachu on my wall when I was a kid, and it has a black stripe on the end of it's tail. The Pikachu in question came from some Pokemon pajamas that she traced off of.


There's a plaza near me with a logo that looks like the fruit of the loom logo with a cornucopia and it took me for ever to realize the difference between the two


It’s the brown leaves thing because the green leaves just feels like there’s something missing


Wow I’m in the middle of this video. I must say that
Wow
I never thought that
I always think it’s interesting that the name of the company is a reference to fruit of the womb which is in the hail mary

But I never thought about the cornucopia being there
Now I feel like it’s hard to imagine it not being there

And I never thought of it until the start of the video


Idk, I don’t particularly remember a cornucopia but the image gives off mad cornucopia vibes to me so I could see how people would remember it that way.


I didn't remember the colored image but the outline logo on the white shirt looked WAY more familiar. Spooky.


Words can’t describe the anxiety I feel knowing literally every memory I have, regardless of how many people share it, could be fake.

@Brett VV Yeah that is indeed possible! :)

@Galaxia StardustYeah, and it's just as possible that you just popped into existence seconds ago, or that were all living inside of a turnip.

Possible, but dumb.

@Galaxia Stardust Yea, but the chance of that being the case is lower than the chance of 100 people working together to properly writing a googolplex in 1,000,000 hours. Comparing the near 97% chance that’s backed by undisputed scientific evidence and research studying the human brain and its major flaws (the 2.9999% goes to the chance it does exist somewhere or some time-traveler decided to be a dick and purposely make very trivial changes to brand logos and show names to mess with us), the 0.0001% that only works with the idea that the parallel universe had been born around the same time as ours, and then have to take into factor the chance of particles aligning in a way 1 out of 10^10^122 but then you have to take into the factor of that parallel universe having the exact change of an added cornucopia onto some underwear brand, then finally take into the factor of you remembering this trivial detail from your original universe.

@Galaxia Stardust Or you just misremembered a very small trivial detail and your brain refuses to believe it’s mistaken. Why do you think courts consider witness testimonies to be useless unless all agree on distinct details en masse? The brain can’t remember every detail precisely even if the situation happened only 5 minutes ago.

I remember it with the cornucopia, this is just a new parallel dimension we transferred into where it never existed, but our consciousness still remembers it existing in that last/original dimension.


I had this discussion with some people today about traffic lights. Is the green light on the bottom or top?


Look at the logo at 7:03, the leaves in the background are BROWN, like a cornucopia, many people might’ve seen the one point on the right and the wide patch of leaf on the left and simply assumed it was a cornucopia without looking much further.


I actually did wind up with knock off fruit of the loom<br>It was with the cornucopia

I actually did wind up with knock off fruit of the loom
It was with the cornucopia


I swear, I remember the Western faction in TABS being called the “Wild West” faction, does that count as the Mandela Effect


The most jarring part of this phenomenon isn't just imagining that cornucopia is there, but that I picture THAT PARTICULAR render of the cornucopia at 00:33. When you phased it in, it was exactly the way I'd imagined it.

I too saw this but mirrored, so the cornucopia on the left side

@Brock Beard <br>Thats cause the cornocopia is drawn in the same artstyle as the rest of the logo. If your filling in the blanks of a piece of art, it would naturally be in the same style.

@Brock Beard
Thats cause the cornocopia is drawn in the same artstyle as the rest of the logo. If your filling in the blanks of a piece of art, it would naturally be in the same style.

@Brock Beard I know right! I swore I saw that exact cornucopia......my brain hurts

@Shaun Enwright And that's what makes it so eerie. It felt strangely satisfying to see that particular design phased into the graphic. I wonder if I would have felt the same had he, say, uploaded a photo-realistic image of a cornucopia instead.

How can you be sure that the way you pictured it before you saw the video was more vague and the video only filled in the blanks? Memory is only meant to keep you alive long enough to make some babies, and your brain often fills in the blanks with newly acquired information while seeming like that’s what you thought all along.


i think around this time computers were becoming mainstream with more homes having a desktop PC most of those had a word processor or even had cd's with 1000s of clipart images in them. it was one of the only ways to spruce up a school project before the internet. Could people be recalling these as I can remember seeing this cartoon image for harvest or thanksgiving.


The most fucked up thing is I remember vividly being a kid looking at the cornucopia behind fruit of the loom logo and not knowing what it was supposed to be


“We always have it on unless were very intoxicated.” I need to use that out of context


It's a thanksgiving decoration confusion! Happy Turkey Day!!


3:57
I can't believe "cornucopia" is more common than "heatwave".

misleading because many people probably type it as "heat wave" or "heat-wave"

I know right? I know I've used the word "heatwave" in conversation, but definitely not cornucopia.


I'm thinking it might have to do with the fruit of the loom logo have a similar art style as coloring book drawings that could have involved cornucopias many of us may have colored in as kids, but that could also just be my own experience as midwestern white dude lol


Hella late to the video but I felt it could have to do with the leaves being orange back in the day, we saw the tone behind the fruit and our kid brains filled in the cornucopia


I SWEAR ON BOTH OF MY KIDNEYS that the logo used to have a cornucopia, i find myself to have very good memories of growing up in the early 2000s and i distinctly remember asking my mum what it was


Is it possible it was just in something else? Like some kind of random image teachers would put on Thanksgiving homework. That would explain why people remember asking there teachers


Mr. President, EmpLemon's here to give you a brief.

@Al Ease Not anymore, thankfully, but this new guy looks like he'll be almost as shit.

More like to give him a pair of briefs 😂

Damn dude you're everywhere in the videos I watch lmao

I like how everytime a popular creator leaves any comment they get swarmed to no end

Ladies and gentlemen, the Shuck has entered the building.

Emplemon: top Youtuber among turtle audiences

@Doofus and emp on several occasions said he hates anime and will try to avoid people watching it

The monopoly guy’s name is actually rich uncle penny bags

How’s the vtubing going shuck? Have you managed to convince Nux to join you yet?

Ngl fruit of the loom sounds like a Steven Spielberg book or movie.

@Delirious _Z9 bruh shuck constantly makes downwards spiral and emp jokes lol

Like a Lemon he just brings the coolest (and weirdest) people to him

Climb up the ladder if you want another go. Otherwise come over to the monitors for a debrief.

Damn i didnt think you will be here welcome


The design for pikachus tail has changed over the years


i was born in 2006 and so grew up wearing fruit of the loom clothes, and whenever i saw the logo i remember seeing the fruits and no cornocopia, but thinking 'oh wheres the basket thing? did they change the logo?'wierd


If I was transferred to a parallel universe I wish I would have been transferred to one I'm truly happy in.


When I was younger I always thought the cornucopia was a horn or "the loom" on the logo


Out of all the channels on YouTube, you're probably the most YouTubey youtuber. Seriously, not only were you a YouTube poop channel reletively early on in YouTubes life, but your a meme channel, commentary channel, and a respected creator. There will never ever be another youtuber like Emperor Lemon.


I'm more of a Hanes man now, but yes, back when I did wear Fruit of the Loom I remember the cornucopia...


This reality doesn't contain that version of the image. When you die you enter seamlessly another instance of reality. You might get a feeling of "deja-vu" when it happens but that's it. Quantum immortality.


Berenstein Bears isn't an example of the Mandela Effect. That is the actual name of the family of bears in one of the sources of media they are portrayed in: Either the videos or the comics. And Berenstain is the name of the family in the other.


A cornucopia is a common enough object, at least in the United States, it's a central piece of Thanksgiving iconography and cornucopias often include fruits like apples and grapes so it visually kind of makes sense, sense enough that several parodies of the logo decided to add one to differentiate from the brand while still obviously referring to it, these parodies would then reinforce the idea that there was ever a cornucopia in the original logo to begin with as people's memories would consolidate the two. Also, you would think that with the logo being on the inside of peoples’ underwear it would be a sure thing to remember but a shocking number of individuals tune out skidmarks in their undies so do you really expect that people would pay that kind of attention to the print on the inside band?


"Enjoy the Now" is the best moral to this mundane topic. And I'm gonna enjoy my Thanksgiving, shutdown be damned.

Hopefully while obeying lockdown rules, right?


I'm watching this video thinking "I can see why people might misremember this, it feels like they SHOULD have put a cornucopia there"
Then you say people remember calling them "looms"
I USED TO CALL IT A LOOM

shit

I'm watching this video thinking "I can see why people might misremember this, it feels like they SHOULD have put a cornucopia there"
Then you say people remember calling them "looms"
_I_ _USED_ _TO_ _CALL_ _IT_ _A_ _LOOM_

*shit*


It must have been my memory that gave me false recollections of Saddam's nuclear weapons, the Jessica Lynch story and Assad gassing his own people whilst winning a war.<br>This Mandela effect has a lot to answer for

It must have been my memory that gave me false recollections of Saddam's nuclear weapons, the Jessica Lynch story and Assad gassing his own people whilst winning a war.
This Mandela effect has a lot to answer for


I always heard about the Mandela effect but never experienced it until this.


I’m pretty sure the brain is just interpreting the word ‘loom’ in the name into an image.


the cornucopia has a whole other connotation on the other side of the ocean, in Europe, and if often thought of as a symbol for spring, fresh fruit in abundance in often depicted with it! it stems from a plethora of ancient myths of one with an infinity large inside but a finite and handy-format outside, being filled with infinite fresh fruits. myths containing the cornucopia are found on all part of Europe, from Scotland and Norway to Hungary and Spain


when using a corporate logo and not wanting to pay you might turn a pile of fruit into a cornucopia of fruit; it's distinct but obvious. perhaps our memories came from seeing this version of the logo in media


I bought a People magazine in the supermarket last week with the headline “Betty White Turns 100!” Obviously she passed (RIP) after some deadline in the production process. I plan to put it away for now and in a couple of years I will bring it out and convince stupid people that I have evidence of an alternate reality.


Nah i never remember seeing a cornucopia, but i will say that it fits and i think the reason why people remember it is because of the thousands and thousands of pictures painted of fruit, i forget what its called but fools but drawing fruit w cornucopia for hundreds of years and thats not a exaggeration. Im assuming by connecting the dots there


I'm just gonna guess that most of the memories come from that album cover.


I swear the Simpsons used to be yellow, Mandella strikes again? Or is this a <b>TIMELINE SWAP</b>

I swear the Simpsons used to be yellow, Mandella strikes again? Or is this a *TIMELINE SWAP*

@ShardTheDDon at first I thought you were being ironic but then you kept going...

Reddit is a plague that I'd give anything to exterminate

You're wrong, man. They've always been green. Don't know what reality you've grown up in.

@Australian Anarchist Seriously man, Reddit is far from the worst things to love.

@ShardTheDDon obviously an attempt to get on r/rareinsults

@ShardTheDDon reddit is a lot better than https://www.twitter.com. You're right

@ShardTheDDon you bring shame to emp's comment section. surely by now you must be aware of his great disdain for your reddit kind

this is a bit of a stretch, ive always remembered them being green

@Ethan Satcher r/wooooshed CARD, ACTIVATE!!!

Claiming the “called it” bragging rights when someone inevitably gets r/whooooshed.


In other news, I picked the right penny, even verifying it with one from my spare change container before seeing that the video reveals it.


after years of forgetting to wear underwear, putting on fruit of the loom undergarments... seemed wrong.

where the fuck is the cornucopia?


I think it's just the design looks lacking, and the cornucopia completes it. So we just complete it in our brains, I can't tell you how many fruit with cornucopia pictures I have seen in my elementry school during November. So is it hard to believe that we just assume it had a cornucopia because it feels better


One thing I want to point out is how often do you look at your underwear? You don't, so even if there was one fluke printing with the cornucopia on it, you wouldn't remember it, so it must've been long times of printing.


I actually remember a cornucopia for fruit of the loom.


People probably remember jokes with cornucopia better than the everyday product itself. This is how conceptual art works.


It had to be knock-offs. Seems most reasonable explanation to me.


A simple google search will show there WAS a cornucopia! I just did a 5 second google search and found many images of both!


Don't ask that question again, that was the dumbest goddamned question - I'll tell ya where he got his ideas - RALFS. OK? That's where he got em...

@SleepyRaccoon it looks weird on the thumbnail of my second most viewed vid

Your profile picture still doesn't look right to me...

He said it in the beginning, he asks his viewers for topics.

Mandela effect has been a thing for so many years

Probably just looked at r/MandelaEffect and made a good Thanksgiving connection.

it's made with passion and love for talking about this kind of stuff. if you keep it random and interesting then people will never get tired and they'll always keep coming back for more. there is a lot of obscure stuff we don't know about, and uncovering those topics for us to learn is intriguing. that's why many creators like making these kinds of videos.

Its kinda scary how random but good the topics are


I'm from Mexico and I can state that we are not familiar with cornucopias neither with brands names or adds from "fruit of the loom" so, our mind are not jaded by the media <br>But I remember the logo and the cornucopia while buying underwear, I guess it might be counterfeits

I'm from Mexico and I can state that we are not familiar with cornucopias neither with brands names or adds from "fruit of the loom" so, our mind are not jaded by the media
But I remember the logo and the cornucopia while buying underwear, I guess it might be counterfeits


We live in a multi-verse where realities have collapsed into each other, some of us originated from one reality while others were from another, who knows how many there are or how many have merged.


I can swear I remember it in the 90s not on the tag but on the plastic wrappers of the shirts and underwear. But I could be totally wrong it has been 20 years...


There was a grocer in my area as a kid called produce junction that has a cornucopia in its logo. That's my personal explanation


Because it looks better with the cornucopia, it makes the logo feel "complete". I think our brains know there is no cornucopia, but choose to add it simply because it feels right

I just remember asking my mom what the thing behind the fruit was called and she told me it was a cornucopia.

That doesn’t make sense though, I’ve never heard of this thing aside from the logo itself.

How did I add an object to an image that I didn't know existed? There has to be an even better logical answer for all of this

How does that make any sense? I and many others distinctly remember as a kid asking our parents what the cornucopia was

Being a zoomer you would have zero memory of there being a cornacopia in the logo, so such a logic would be easy for you to accept.

I don't think this is the answer, and the video itself succinctly sums up why; it's too uncommon of an object for people to naturally assume it's there, let alone discover the object because of the logo. It's nothing as insane as parallel universes, I don't believe in the Mandela Effect, but that isn't a logical answer when applied practically.

I really don't think it works like that.  Now, I'm 14 years old and have never owned Fruit Of The Loom underwear, so my thought process might not have been altered in such a way that causes me to think that. But anyways, I really don't think the brain would edit something in just because it feels "right". As the Emperor himself said, many of the Mandela Effects are chalked up to common details being altered. The brain's autocorrect would need to, by nature, expect a cornucopia where there is none. Merely adding a cornucopia because it feels "right" wouldn't make sense.

That's what I thought. I don't remember the cornucopia, but when he added it I was like "huh maybe there was a cornucopia?" But I think it's just because, like you said, looks more complete with it there.

@magica for me it’s the same thing. Like a lot of people I thought the cornucopia was called the loom. It’s just creepy how it’s not there anymore and I remember it so vividly.

@magica I remember years back seeing the logo and asking my mum what the basket was at the back, she told me it was a cornucopia. That’s how I came to know the word.

I never even knew what a cornucopia was until I saw the logo years ago. Why would I put something there I don’t know about.

EXACTLY there's just something about the logo design and the placement of the fruits/leaves that leave that top right corner uncomfortably open so our mind wants to fill it in with something distinct to the rest of the image.

also people hear other people remember something specific, and since they don't have a strong memory of said thing they accept the other person's version of events


Theory: A little poop went conveniently in the area of the cornucopia and stained it


The one Mandela Effect thing that still gets me is Dolly not having braces in "Moonraker"


The cornucopia looks familiar ish but honestly so do the fruits alone. This one doesn’t weird me out that much, I don’t know why.


I didn't know what a cornucopia was when I was a kid, but I know it was there.


You would have to be a world class headass to believe that it was “Flinstones” instead of “Flintstones”

i only remember thinking it was "flinstones" as a kid when my mom would give me those flintstones vitamin gummies, i never really saw the bottle and only heard her say it and since we're from america and americans barely pronounce the letter "T" she pronounced it like "flindstones," and i never really watched the show so i never saw the name on TV. as soon as i got a bit older though i saw that it was "flintstones" and i was like "yeah that makes sense, cause cavemen made things out of flint stones"

Their name is literally a Stone-Age object/tool; only a very young kid who was unfamiliar with the term would remember the misspelling

I can kind of understand it. Whenever someone says the word "Flintstones", they seem to pronounce it "Flinstones". It's very rare to hear someone actually pronounce the "t", or at least in my experience it has been. So I could totally picture someone trying to write the word "Flintstones" but spelling it phonetically and not writing in the "t"

yeah, a lot of Mandela Effects are just this

Fuck off Youtube Don't Want to use my real name.

it’s because we pronounce flintstones as flinstones, that’s why people automatically processed it as flinstones

the one on the left is centered better, i had to stare at it for a whole minute to see it, i was looking at freds hair and clothing, and the thing i was looking for was right in front of me


I will never give up on the cornucopia, the other "mandela-effect" memory differences are easily explainable but I've never found resolution for the cornucopia... not even this video. The search continues...


I literally learned what a cornucopia was because I asked what the brown thing was when I was a little kid. I assumed the cornucopia was removed to modernize the logo, but this is way weirder


Holy shit that jerma and ster twilight zone bit got me, I remember that tf2 video. Great video man!!


Its crazy i still cant help to think theres something missing


Every Fruit of the Loom logo is personalized


I remember specifically thinking it was weird there was a cornocopia because it wasnt a lume.


I specifically remember the cornucopia that’s super strange


That little smiling friends clip got me excited for smiling friends.


i will point out that the mock-up cornucopia is not in the same art style: the line thickness is different; the pen strokes have line weight; the "shading lines" on the fruit run horizontally, but on the cornucopia they are random; the cornucopia has shading (on the inside), but nothing else does


Missed opportunity not putting the downward spiral logo on the bottom of the mug so you can get sucked in every time you take a drink


This is the one ME I can not be swayed on. It’s pretty upsetting lol.


I have a plain white shirt from fruit of the loom and I don’t know where I got it from given that there’s no places in London that I know of that would sell fruit of the loom, but I also only remember the logo with a curnocopia despite seeing it quite often


The mundane... But having conversations in the past about things that apparently never existed? I remember having a conversation about this very subject BEFORE the internet was there to share in the wisdom of "you rely on your mind to remember? FOOL!" I get it, our reality is very much subjective but when things that were are not anymore then are we allowed to question? It seems not. I remember a time when the news was terrible about everything and politicians were thieves and bad guys yet some people remember better days; I think they're nuttier than a cornucopia filled with fruit.


When is fruit ever grouped like that except for a cornucopia?


I feel like Emplemon could make a 4 hour long video about paint drying and I would still watch the whole thing

Great, now he has a good idea for an april fool's joke video.

as long as it has his trademark narration and/or editing, of course


I remember in grade school I got a pair of hand me downs that I very clearly remember having a cornucopia. I'm going to go looking for them again, perhaps there was an off brand fruit of the loom underwear that happened to have a cornucopia and people are simply misremembering the names?


the only thing I can think about that could have done it would be kids confusing it with those thanksgiving colouring things you do in kindergarten. but that wouldn't explain the 60s or 70s.


fruit of the loom made my school uniform from around 2011 and I'm certain it had a cornucopia on it, ill have to find it


I think here in Canada, we had knock off brands which may have used a cornucopia


This is like the Office episode where they forget if Stanley has a mustache or not


nobody ever considered that the cornucopia is just a doo doo stain ?


a parallel universe / timeline? no that's just ridiculous. clearly the most logical answer is we are living in a simulation and during an update some legacy graphics and scripts were altered (compatibility? accident?) but the user data conversion failed and was reverted, which is why it loads in erroneous data that doesn't exist... because it doesn't exist <i>anymore</i>

a parallel universe / timeline? no that's just ridiculous. clearly the most logical answer is we are living in a simulation and during an update some legacy graphics and scripts were altered (compatibility? accident?) but the user data conversion failed and was reverted, which is why it loads in erroneous data that doesn't exist... because it doesn't exist _anymore_


The Berenstein bears always made me wonder why they had a jewish name. I wouldnt have thought that about Berenstain....just my recollections...and the reason we cant find anything with the cornucopia is we slipped into the parallel universe where it never was.


I think I thought the corniwefion was there because the grocery store near me had a similar fruit pile and cornicoposdidif


All I'm saying is that it DEFINITELY jad a cornucopia


I only remembered the cornucopia, I didn't remember fruit being in it.


9:30
That is literally the creator of Mandela Effect's explanation for their own phenomenon. Which is a shame because the Mandela Effect is so interesting! The human brain is so interesting and the Mandela Effect is a great example of that but it just HAD to be named by a nutjob.


The craziest thing and the most baffling thing to me is that I myself am from Mexico, I remember the Fruit Of The Loom brand logo having a cornucopia and here in Mexico cornucopias are not much of a thing, in fact you will barely ever see any representation in media, advertising, seasonal products, products in general, not even physically a cornucopia, WE DON'T EVEN CELEBRATE THANKSGIVING FOR GOD'S SAKE!!!

There aren't really any celebrations around fall/autum festivities like in the USA and there isn't a culture of Thanksgiving day here, the only real festivity around that season is The day of the dead (Día de Muertos) and there is no use of cornucopia nor many of the same parafernalia/symbols used in Halloween, harvest celebrations, Thanksgiving, as in the US, you can look it up. Cornucopias are a very European element or an element/ornament of very throroughly Europeanized cultures, really.

So cornucopias are pretty much a foreign concept and a foreign thing, both figuratively and literaly over here, even in large cities (I live in the second largest metropolitan area of Mexico) they aren't common, so it is pretty amazing how many of us remember there being a cornucopia on the Fruit Of The Loom logo.

I remember as a child my grandparents or my mom giving me underwear with the cornucopia logo and even the packaging, either cardboard boxes or bags having the same logo, (no, I'm pretty sure they weren't knock-off brands) and other people does remember them too, buying them from large store chains like Wal-Mart, Aurrerá, Soriana, Gigante, La Comercial Super / Mega / Hiper, Superama, Carrefour, etc. so I'm pretty sure they weren't pirate copies or anything like that, those are the things that the average person remembers...
...I even remeber at one point in elementary not knowing what it was and discoverung both at school from teachers and with my family, confirming what it was.

I remember that my mom told me what it was a "horn of abundance" in Spanish: "cuerno de la abundancia" and although the same name applies to it, "cornucopia", in Spanish, it is so uncommon here that most people either don't know the word itself or don't know what it means and don't know that's the name of them; I'm pretty sure a lot of people doesn't even know them, what they are, what purposed they're suppose to serve if they ever encounter one.

So yeah, as a kid I didn't even know what they were, the cornucopias, and I was also curious about what they were, what was that thing on the Fruit Of The Loom logo after seeing them so many times in their logo, but still the only place I can recall where I had seen it at that time and all the way to my teenage years was in that logo distinctively and nowhere else in fact, I am pretty sure of it because it was weird and unlike anything else I had seen before on any brands, logos, advertisement, commercials.

I know that I'm going off and rambling about but I want to make very clear that I was a kid in elementary and as a kid outside of the USA I did't have any other possible point of reference or contamination from any other source and that this is a very particular case in which I'm very positive we couldn't have confused that element with anything else, another very important point regarding this is that I know what a lot of you will say that maybe we saw them on the internet or through a website, video or some sort of content on the web and we mixed them up or confused them or something of that nature, but I am talking about my childhood growing up in Mexico in the 90s and early 2000s, at that moment in time the internet was barely taking off in every world market and it wasn't the thing that it is today, besides, in Mexico the computer use per capita has never matched that of the USA for example and not many people back then owned a computer or had internet service, I didn't even have a simple basic cellphone until I was 13 or 14, I'm sure. (and with no access to internet either.)

In fact since it is so uncommon and nobody ever uses it an everyday context here in Mexico, I hadn't heard of the word "cornucopia" until I was a teenager and I was discovering Black Sabbath's music and I learnt the title of the Volume 4's song: "Cornucopia" and I looked it up (it's meaning), so yeah, it's not like everyone knows what a cornucopia is, not even its name sometimes and still people remembers it being on that logo at least.

What I'm saying is that it is pretty astounding to me that it's not an isolated incident to the US peope and that even people like myself with a different culture, upbringing, background have a memory of this against all odds and regardless of all the evidence to the contrary...

...And although it is very convoluted to think that there's a conspiracy behind these phenomena or that there are alternate realities or dimesions and glitches within the fabric of our existenced having to do with this, I think it is very convoluted and conformist (and dare I say even negligent to some extent) in the same way just to deny, disregard all these discrepancies and just play it off as a false memory, a faulty collective dellusion or a mistake, since so many people in so many different cultures, with different backgrounds and upbringings have the same recollection of things even under very different circumstances and conditions.


I honestly thought there were more fruits, like a banana and an orange...


A "Dé·jà-vu", in simple terms is a memory that is written into long term memory at the moment we experience it. So it feels very weird as we experience AND remember it at the same time.


I didn't know what a cornucopia was at the time but I still remember it


I think by far the weirdest thing about this is the use of the cornucopia in media depictions of the logo like did those people not check what the logo looked like did it not come up with a cornucopia and they all remember the exact same thing in the exact place


The cornucopia by itself looks unusually scary

Yeah I’m lying in bed and when imp showed the cornucopia I covered up more

It's like a vessel of infinite emptiness.<br>Spooky.

It's like a vessel of infinite emptiness.
Spooky.


The Mandela effect is terrifying if real. If reality can change and constantly is. I wonder if under string theory if something like this could actually be possible. Who would of thought time travel was possible. Or that quantum entanglement can send information MUCH faster than the speed of light. Seemingly breaking the laws of physics. The Universe is a strange interesting place.


What about knock off’s…Bootleg…. fakes?
 I went to a lot of flea markets as a kid….and it seems like most of my family ended up with loads of socks, underwear, hats, undershirts… Shit like that.

Obviously they were either factory overruns, errors, but mostly just knock off’s 😁


Had a t-shirt form that brand 20 years ago and it was very uncommon where I live so I remembered it better than other low cost brand trags and it didn't have the cornucopia :srhug:


I like how you went full RedLetterMedia at the end 😅


You know what’s funny?<br>The Cornucopia design of the logo looks nicer and makes the logo looks more full overall.

You know what’s funny?
The Cornucopia design of the logo looks nicer and makes the logo looks more full overall.


The cornucopia was on the cardboard label attached to the garment. It was most definitely there. Many people still have the garment but it was not on the garment, how many people kept the throwaway cardboard tag?


This still gets me because I genuinely swear, I learned what a cornucopia was because I asked what that cone thing was on the logo. Like there's no evidence that I didn't misremember this but I really don't believe that I did 😭 like it's not really common to see one in any other context. Extremely weird

OTHER PEOPLE DID THIS TOO?? That's so wild! I hadn't ever heard of someone else having such specific recollections


The tagless fruit of the loom logo should be colorful as the logo stickers are. They should bring the Banana back to the logo, add a cornucopia, and bring back the blue and yellow waistbands.


As a latino person, I can confirm that looney was tunes, cuz I remember I spelled incorrectly like "too-neh-s" cuz I didn't know what means


Emp is the only person in this barren land that can keep my attention for 20 minutes while talking about underwear.


The actual explanation- <br>Millions of people were all mistaking millions of individual, coincidental shit marks near the logo with a brown cornucopia.

The actual explanation-
Millions of people were all mistaking millions of individual, coincidental shit marks near the logo with a brown cornucopia.


The logo looks normal to me with the cornucopia and without it.


makes sense the cornucopia is in the films and album cover because it has to be different because of copywrite, giving a reason for its existence.


This is the only instance of the Mandela Effect that gets me.


I think memory is designed to be useful, not accurate, and there’s less overlap than we’d like to think.

@Klobi for President Yes. And I remember most pictures I've seen and liked or disliked enough to remember at all as an accurate but not especially detailed written description of them. I remember most conversations of note as accurate but not especially detailed textual transcripts of the gist of the discussion.

@Nathan the God-Fearing <br>Highly accurate, low detail memories of written text? So you're good at remembering the gist and remembering it properly but the finer details are blurred?

@Nathan the God-Fearing
Highly accurate, low detail memories of written text? So you're good at remembering the gist and remembering it properly but the finer details are blurred?

@Klobi for President Accurate, but not especially detailed or vivid. My memory usually works a lot better for text and textures/sensations of touch than it does for images or sound. And lots of details people just take for granted as easy to memorize (faces, names, and voices) I tend to greatly struggle with.

@Nathan the God-Fearing <br>Accurate, detailed or vivid? They're three different things.

@Nathan the God-Fearing
Accurate, detailed or vivid? They're three different things.

I often wind up with uselessly accurate memories. This checks out.

That’s a great point. We use our memory differently than any creature ever before.


Okay I've never heard of the NZ Mandela effect before haha! I think we can chalk that one up to poor geography education


I had a few shirts that were printed on fruit shirts and I swear there was a basket on it...


God damn it. I saw the logo at a Burlington Coat Factory in Las Vegas, NV when I was around 10 years old. I have a very distinct memory of being bored while shopping with my family and I was pawing through underwear and each one had that cornucopia logo on it, exactly as depicted here.

It wasn't EXACTLY as depicted. It was a darker brown with tighter circles that were better suited for embroidery.


Not to beat a dead horse here...but the Sinbad genie movie is something that I can remember happening.  My mom used to buy old movies from Ebay (when Ebay was just getting big) and I can remember her buying Kazaam with Shaq.  I remember us talking about the movie with Sinbad because they were so similar and released around the same time.  Also when the movies "A Bugs Life" and "Antz" came out I can remember discussing how similar this was to when Shaq and Sinbad both had genie movies.  This is the only mandela effect that I can relate to, other than misremembering when Nelson Mandela died (I thought I remember being taught he died in prison in school and thinking how sad that was, but that is probably my brain making up stuff after hearing about the phenomena).  But with Shazaam I can distinctly remember two separate conversations I had about a movie that apparently never existed.


So when I saw this video, I was like "Oh, Emp is probably tackling something about the company" and then 30 seconds in, I realized, "Oh wait, this is Emp."


theory: there was a bootleg brand of fruit of the loom and THAT used the cornucopia


Whenever a Mandela effect is discussed there should be 2 fake Mandela effects mentioned as well as I could be convinced chucky e cheese was green and wore a top hat if someone said a lot of other people remembered it that way.


I think as a kid I thought this logo had a cornucopia because there was this local grocery store near me whose logo had a bunch of fruits with a cornucopia. So…


It's simple, cornucopia is associated with pile of fruits/food. Then, we add it to pile of fruits.


@TheSamuel Quality content is not what we see often

I hope he makes a video about my name jeff.


When I was little for Thanksgiving we made a drawing of a cornucopia with fruit in it that's probably why I thought their was a cornucopia in the logo


I remember it exactly like that.  Insane

I remember it exactly like that.  Insane


I have an anchor memory to the cornucopia being there. This is the ONLY Mandela effect that I can’t get a hold of. Shazam and Chic Fil A kind of get me, but I get it. That being said, the cornucopia was there, and it is EXACTLY the one that they show on here. Who made it?!? The person who mocked this up remembers the real one.


"Oh, grapes, an apple...what the hell is THAT supposed to be? Tobacco?"


"Both memory and underwear and both doomed to be permanently stained by something we don't quite understand"

i had to post this just because its too good lmao


ISTG FRUIT OF THE LOOM WAS HOW I LEARNT THE WORD I was shopping with my dad and I pointed to that logo and asked “hey what’s that thing called” and he said “oh that’s one of those cornucopia things Americans use during thanksgiving”


Sinbad dressed so terrible that we all had no choice but to remember him as a genie.


The New Zealand Mandela effect is true. We used to sit above Australia but we got bored and it was too hot up there. So decided to row the old girl down next to Antarctica and save on AC. Sorry for the confusion 😕


I REMEMBER THE CORNUCOPIA. After learning about this a couple years ago it has cast a tint of doubt over my reality that I can never scrub clean

i remember my childhood friend's voice sounding the same as he does now except we were 10


In regards to the Berenstain Bears, even the tv show pronounces it -stine while still spelling it correctly: https://youtu.be/7h8jqEs_8kA


I’ve always seen the the cornucopia until now… interesting


Its been over 5 years since 'cornucopia' was said in my brain


i remember the day i learned what a cornucopia was, and then going home and seeing the tag like “ohhh that’s what that brown object is”


OH FUCK, that parody album cover really made the hair on the back of my neck stand up. Why would it make any sense to parody something that wasn't there?!


Everyone I know adds the cornucopia when asked specifically, but that may just be the power of suggestion


This video when showing other examples just made me realize I had been Mandela Effecting thr Flintstones into the Flinstones.


Mandela Effect is a term that describes a collective misremembering of names, places, events, etc. It is named after the collective misremembering of Nelson Mandela being a heroic revolutionary and not a sadistic murdering terrorist.


I know it's not even close to the first time your face has been made known but it feels interesting seeing it in such a recent, modern-Emp style (if you so will) video. Anyways, like what the more reputable channels are saying, you really do find a way to make any topic interesting, I was slapping myself this whole video at some of the brand examples you showed. Great content as always, and keep it up.


Are you really trying to tell me that “Cornucopia” is a more common word than “Heatwave”? Yeah, ok.


>memory is like underwear<br>>its with on us everyday with the exception unless we're extremely intoxicated

>memory is like underwear
>its with on us everyday with the exception unless we're extremely intoxicated


Has anyone connected misremembering the monopoly guy having a monocle to the scene in ace Ventura where he says to a bald old guy with a mustache and monocle “you must be the monopoly guy” so then we automatically assume the monopoly guy had a monocle too


As a non-american, I always remember them as the logo on my school gym shirt.


all i can say is there is still change happening. watch out for the subtleties.


Mr Monopoly is actually named "Mr Moneypenny"

The more you know

Mr Monopoly is actually named "Mr Moneypenny"

*The more you know*


I’m a simple woman.<br>I see JEB!, I keep watching.

I’m a simple woman.
I see JEB!, I keep watching.


4:20 you, sir, come from an education system and society deprived of classical art.


I specifically remember the fruit and cornucopia logo on a store, we'd drive past it a lot when I was a kid. I'm not actually sure what they sold or what it was called but I remember associating it with the brand Fruit of the Loom and thinking "huh, so that's a loom?"


I choose to believe that the FotL logo has a cornucopia in an alternate universe, and that we're all seeing glimpses of that.


This video ruined my life, thank you Emperor Lemon


“A movie that everyone remembers if you’re over 20 years old” welp me being 20, makes sense why I don’t remember it then


Me watching this video:<br>“Wait…Kit Kat doesn’t have a hyphen?”

Me watching this video:
“Wait…Kit Kat doesn’t have a hyphen?”


I didnt even know what a cornucopia was but I literally remember it


Maybe there was some Hitler-esque person that was inspired by the cornucopia in fruit of the loom in some way. Then time travelers realized if they go back in time and somehow manipulate the designer to not include the cornucopia they can prevent this individual from gaining power to do harm.       ... obviously I'm not serious but I always think of this sort of situation when I hear of mandella effect things.


When rusty started ranting, he kinda sounded like the nerd


Some people reeeeeeeeally don't want to admit that their memories are fallible and primed to respond to peer pressure.


This dude is able to turn literally ANYTHING into the most fascinating and interesting thing in the universe


Tim Hortons had a donut box with a cornucopia on it, I wonder how many people with the discrepancy are Canadian?


I think I solved it. Bootlegs. What if there were a widespread bootlegs in 80s and 90s with the cornucopia, but were thrown away by ppl because they realised that they were fake


2:35 Sinbad was a genie in American Dad though.


I might be the only one here… but I don’t think I ever imagined it with a cornucopia


Having unreliable enough memory is like getting to enjoy the results of being able to draw, make music, movies and games with the only downsides being no way to share them with an audience and having to note down important things.


God I had corrected until you showed the incorrect “memory” information then I became really confused because I had thought I’m actually correct “memories” were now wrong when in actuality they were correct.


I literally didn't recognize the logo until you put the cornucopia !!!


11:34 it took 6.5 billion years for someone to make this metaphor.


Who else got the Safeway logo mixed up with the Fruit Of The Loom logo?


Never got the curious George had a tail thing, maybe people mistake his feet for his tail, a big thing in the show was he always swung around with his feet and essentially used them as a second pair of hands


Before the mandela effect was "founded" I allready had asked friends why the logo changed.


i think it's because we want to believe the fruit has a home and not just sitting on a table or something


It did have it! Thing is, that they updated the logo, just like many logo reboots. I remember when it changed. Just like logos, mascots on ceral changes, get better designed, cleaner lines, etc etc etc.

That's exactly what I assumed, too, but unless these companies are lying that's simply not correct. They are claiming that the logos or art never appeared as many remember. It's not credible to me to believe I imagined a cornucopia on my brother's underwear when I was a child. It's not credible to believe I conflated Mr. Peanut with the Monopoly man's monocle. Cornucopias and monocles are very random objects and not easily imagined to exist where they don't.


Nahhhhhh the fruit of the loom HAD a cornucopia. Period end of story. I remember with my own eyes seeing a cornucopia on my boxers. How else would i have learned what that was unless i asked my parents that said they didnt know


Weird, I remember contemplating (in my pre teen years for sure) why the logo didn't have the cornucopia on the underwear tag itself,
but on the plastic bag it was in at Walmart, it had it.
maybe everyone just threw it away because no one would keep some garbage

or maybe its just a theory 🤔


I know for a fact jiffy peanut butter feels so real in my memories


I think they’re just trolling cause I remember as a kid asking my mom what’s that called and that’s litterly how I learned what a cornucopia was


I knew of the Mandella Effect but I could swear my black shirts were having that on the logo. I am sorry. What? Are we just passing through near simillar versions of the universe when we die, but the effect of that is we get a slightly  modiffied version of it in continuing living?


I do remember the cornicopium pretty vividly


i don’t remember it with a cornucopia, it just looks better with one or more satisfying


my (british) school uniform was made by fruit of the loom, with the cornucopia it just looks wrong, i’ve never seen that before


The image on older clothes is washed out, and has leaves and holes, which are grapes. It could be mistaken.


I feel like I remember it because when I was a kid I think I remember thinking of it as a horn


I don't believe in most Mandela Effects but Chic-Fil-A and the Cornucopia FOTL logo are two things that I know for certain I had memories of. It's the strangest thing.


Therapist: Chad Dale Gribble isn't real, he can't hurt you!
'Chad' Dale Gribble: 2:08


9:49 explains the entire video and my thoughts on it


I didnt even know there was a typo in the Dale Earnhart video, I've watched that video twice, all the way through, neither time noticing the hilarity that is the typo "Speeway"


ah, the far-reaching Normie explanations for the effects of CERN, gotta love to hear it


My theory:<br>It was in the logo, which is why everyone remembers it, but the reason that no one has physical proof is that underwear gnomes stole them.

My theory:
It was in the logo, which is why everyone remembers it, but the reason that no one has physical proof is that underwear gnomes stole them.

@MelecieDiancie Well, I've had this account for almost 15 years so not too surprising. Hello!

i think this is the third time i have met you, greetings fellow youtube commentor

They figured out what step three was finally


0:42 Just so people are aware: cornucopias are a thing people in the UK know about too, that person was just ignorant.
Edit: That said they do seem to be more common in American pop culture, I assume it's a symbol of the bountiful destiny the USA manifested on North America
Edit2: wait why does a brit even know of Fruit of the Loom?
Edit3: Pumpkins? Thanksgiving? Do Americans think they invented the cornucopia?


I even remember an older version of the logo with a cornucopia.


That’s… weird. I remember the cornucopia. So strange.


Nobody who was actually a Pokemon fan in 1998 and old enough to have reliable memories thinks Pikachu has a black tip on their tail.  Pokemon fans tend to be artistic and obsessive.  We all drew Pikachu a million times, and we all know that Pikachu never had a black tip to their tail.


I’m starting to believe that EmpLemon is an alien being that’s coming down to Earth to study how little you need to get humans interested.


Oh so thats what that basket thingy is called. It's been bugging me for years trying to rememebr to look it up but keep on forgetting. A fucking cornucopia.


I'm not from the us
I didn't know that was called a cornucopia
I've never heard of this brand
but i still vaguely remember that exact logo with that exact cornucopia drawing


I always thought people were remembering an art piece with a cornocopia


Yeah okay now let me tell you what REALLY happened


To think, out of all the infinite universes, we were unlucky enough to get one where the live action Sinbad movie was never made

@LumpySpaceBrotha switch kazam and Shazam lol I messed up

@LumpySpaceBrotha well ik Kazam isn’t that good, but how do we know Shazam would have be good?

Kazam is way better than Shazam, trust me.


i think it was knockoffs, berenstain bears probs knockoffs, fruit of the loom def. curios george i never seen it. new zealand i just thought it was closer to austrailia from where it actually is


I love the star and jerma twilight zone part I remember that video just like the cornucopia


I never remembered that logo with a cornucopia and it looks strange with it in. People are crazy, I swear.


8:20 damn I feel bad for the Mexican American Grocers Association


Thanksgiving cornucopia always has fruits in front of it, so it’s easy to think it’s a background object


I'm from the UK and to me the logo with the cornucopia looks like clip art and logos used around the harvest time in church and school


I haven't finished the video, but maybe there was mass produced "fake" fruit of the loom with a cornucopia<br>EDIT: Yeah he brings that up lol

I haven't finished the video, but maybe there was mass produced "fake" fruit of the loom with a cornucopia
EDIT: Yeah he brings that up lol


Ah looks like I'm going down the fruit of the loom rabbit hole


This whole time I thought this fruit of the loom was cider or like an event 😂 it's underwear?


I vaguely remember the cornucopia being on underwear packaging rather than on the underwear itself. Maybe that's it?

@Captain Codpiece i remember that shit too

No i distinctly remember it being on my underwear. I took notice of it becuase the fruit of the loom tag was getting super worn out lol

Nah it's just gone, man. Welcome to Earth #293567


When i first heard about the Mandela Effect, it sound dumb for the few first exemple. But, it was the first exemple that make my brain explode. 100% sure it miss the cornucopia. And i'm not even in the US, this is not a big brand everywhere, this is not a logo you see everyday. But i know my memory for details like this. Even when working for Amazon, i remember describing the logo to someone. I remember talking about the curnucopia, and the face of the girl when talking about it. The Mandela Effect wasn't know at the time.

not knowing a term doesn't mean your brain did different things lol.<br>no cornucopia

not knowing a term doesn't mean your brain did different things lol.
no cornucopia


i think its just that a cornucopia looks like it should be called a loom lol


i didn't even know fruit of the loom had a logo


This sounds like something I would hear in an SCP article.


I spent a good 5 minutes looking at the two pictures of curious george going "What is changed?" before noticing the tail. I'm a dumbass.


Howd he get the smiling friends scene a year before that season came out?


i am not from america, but i remember the cornucopia only from watching thrift store videos, that is some matrix level shit


I think the Berenstein Bears thing can also be attributed to how certain parts of the country pronounce "Berenstain". I come from Tennessee, and I can tell you that in a Southern accent, reading it aloud can easily sound like "stein".

People have also found versions of the merchandise with both spellings.

I'm from the Northeast. We pronounced it the same as Frankenstein


There are Double Stuff and Double Stuf. We bought 2 packs of Oreos and one was Double Stuf and the other was Stuff


Could have sworn it was the "Mandala effect"


i have a theory okay fotl (fruit of the loom) started out with out the cornucopia them added it for a 3 or 4 months then took it out ( ik this is really bad but its really late for me)


You may be right that it's mundane things, but it's not because we have a bad memory, that's the dumbest thing I ever heard, when we recall something we always do to the best of our ability, assuming you're not somebody with alzheimer's, but I'm guessing you are going to be able to remember with great accuracy, otherwise you just say you don't remember, but the thing is we do remember,


I asked my mom dad and sister all separately what they remember about the logo. They all said they specifically recalled the cornucopia. I asked my grandmother if she remembered a cornucopia and she said she remembered a basket although she is old


I never heard of Skippy peanut butter but i still remember jif as jiffy


I simply...can't. All the other Mandela effects make sense but this one is difficult to accept.


I am one of those who knows there isn't, and never remembered seeing, a cornucopia on the logo.


somewhere out there is an old children's book with an image of some fruit in a cornucopia


I would never have expected that a jerma clip would segway into a merch segment but here we are


Can we all agree that cornucopias seem like a terribly insufficient way of transporting fruits, not to mention every picture the stupid basket is empty and all the fruits falling out


The only example of a fictional fruit of the loom logo without a cornucopia i can think of is from the pete and pete episode "inspector 34".


We all died young and went to heaven. But they couldn't get every detail right


The monopoly man had a monocle. That’s a fact I will never dispute

Chick-Fil-A was always spelled Chic-Fil-A


Pikachu fact is wrong but it's so obscure you might as well be right. It's on one pikachu in omega ruby and alpha sapphire. I original saw the fact and immediately thought you were wrong but it was just my pikachu. To anyone that doesn't know it's the cosplay one.


Okay what if the idea that fruit of the loom has a cornucopia that it causes the mandella effect.


I saw a video not too long ago talking about  how the cornucopia was always there and people don't remember it.


I'm french Canadian, as a kid, I did not speak english,  tho these underwears were popular here too. I recall calling this brand of underwear :  corne d'abondance ( which means cornucopia in French) How can a child not knowing a language could call something if else there is a clear drawing of the thing ? I'm very confuse to learn the basket was never on the original logo... Maybe there was a knock-off brand using the same name but having add the said cornucopia?


My virgo brain is LIVING for this. Set them straight PERIODDDDD


I am from India, only ever saw fruit of loom underwear logo twice before, since it really isn't popular here and I don't remember the conch shell thingy, I do remeber the grapes and Apple


We can't just ignore how horizontal and shit the logo looks without it, right?


Emp is such an amazing chameleon when it comes to his videos, you never know what the next one will be about, but you can be sure it's going to be well researched


I'm 42. I sort of remember the people dressed as the fruit in an 80s commercial running out of a cornicopia


I never remembered it having a cornucopia. Y'all just have bad memories.


Extra twist: there never was a genie called Shazzam (that's Captain Marvel's activation word) but there was an eponymous Hannah Barbera cartoon about a genie called Shazzan (with an N).

I got to use eponymous in a sentence :achievement unlocked 🤣.


This whole cornucopia thing is getting me so mad.


It’s nice to see that EmpLemon is trying to stay positive in the apocalypse. Will he invite Plague Roach onto his show and do a crossover?

@Sammich Smiggms <br>I guess you didn't watch the ad.

@Sammich Smiggms
I guess you didn't watch the ad.

@km099 <br>Rusty Cage is obviously a robot.


i remember asking my mum especially because she used to work there


There is a Fruit of the Loom Statue in my city. It has the cornucopia.


It’s weird how the only relation I have to the brand is because my mother worked on the offices of their manufacturing plants in Honduras. In all my lifetime I never imagined a cornucopia on the logo still fruit of the loom as a product doesn’t really exist outside of the US.  So it’s interesting seeing this!


You also missed a "Datona" typo in the Earnhardt video, but never mind that.


i remember seeing the cornucopia on the logo every time i went to walmart until i was about 5 or 6. one day i noticed it suddenly didn't exist and it freaked me out. this whole time i just assumed they changed the look of the logo in the 2000's. i also remember the company at&t being a&t for some reason. this was around the same time too. weird.

I remember seeing ads for AT&T being marketed as a merger of a merger


Im from germany, we dont have thanks giving... I know the logo was like that in the 90s.. I Did not even know what a cornucopia was... just know it from the logo


Ok listen, i might of figured it out, the cornucopia is normally with fruit so thats why we think its in that logo and because a cornucopia is with fruit and its brown, and that one time the logo had brown leaves, it thought that.


It looks wrong woth the cornucopia. This is also the first time ive heard the name as anything other than "horn of plenty" and ive never seen it.


I'm from the uk so I only have one shirt with that logo on the tag, from overseas, but yeah even I thought there was a cornicopia.


no, I don't remember that at all , but tbh I never knew that was called a cornucopia either.


I usually think Mandela Effects are dumb but this one is bugging me. Maybe it IS possible to think very hard and believe to get into another timeline. I quit weed even, this shouldn't be tripping me out.


This is the first time in my life that I've had a slight interest in underwear brands


the answer is the devs patched it out with the 2020 update of earth and all the textures got changed


0:05 Fruit of the Loom
0:48 Mandela Effect
1:57 Reconstruction of an event using Memory
3:49 Cornucopia
    5:30 Cornucopia across decades
7:26 There Never Was Ever A Cornucopia
9:31 Parallel Universes?
10:40 Memory is connection with the past,
11:45 The Token of The Past

13:00 The Advertizement


I didn’t remember The cornucopia,

until you showed it to me,

🧐


https://youtu.be/z-syaCoqkZA In this pbs spacetime video eventually they get to a point where quantum timelines that separate may eventually re-alignand thought of that as a potential theoretical answer to this. People who remember the Cornucopia are from a slightly different timeline that has rejoined due to synchronicity or something.


The world did end in 2012. Reality was destroyed. We are in limbo where nobody knows the truth.


Reminds me of something out of The Dark Tower series by Stephen King


I first wore fruit of the loom back in elementary school. I also had to learn my abc's and f would be fruit. I remember there being a more generic fruit logo with a cornucopia. Maybe that would cause the confusion?


I didn’t know it was called a cornocopia. I called it a horn a of plenty and basically only use it to sing the song from the hunger games


How is altarpiece more common than heatwave?


10:26 the most exciting part of the video was when I got this right


I remember seeing the cornucopia logo when I was 8 in the late summer/ early fall of 2012


Maybe the real cornucopia was the friends we made along the way


at least I can be confident about one of these quibbles. Pikachu has never had a black stripe on its tail


I remember the cornucopia.. I must be from another universe ;)


"underwear is something we have on every day"
hehehehehehe
Also theres just the other possibility that all these companies and brand names are just impulsively gaslighting us so they don't get memed on with the "don't make me into an oversimplified logo"


Berenstein bears changing to Berenstain bears freaked me out.


i remember the logo never having a cornucopia.  but i also remember nelson mandela being elected president of south africa.  so what's wrong with me?  some enterprising young researcher should go to south africa and ask a bunch of south africans if they remember mandela dying in prison in the 80s.  the results would be...enlightening.


When I hear about Fruit of the Loom I can't stop laughing for some reason. Somehow I find the name hillarious.

Isnt it kind of a balls joke? Ive always thought it was


I remember the Cornucopia from the 90s. Mandela effect is crazy.


maybe the unfindable logo is from an art piece? maybe a painting or statue?


The Mandela Effect, AKA remembering things incorrectly


10:42
This is the ultimate showdown of ultimate destiny!


Storytime:

In my Sophomore year, we had to do trivia quiz for to gain competition points for our grade. We were given this statement to answer:

“Also known as Rich Uncle Pennybags, give the name of the game from which this monocle-wearing man comes from.”

I answered Monopoly and then told the questionnaire that Rich Uncle Pennybags never had a monocle. He said: “Don’t question me, I’m right.”

(What a jerk, couldn’t even Google to make sure.)


I think you're reaching on the point of people not adding it in as its unrelated its close enough that people could reasonably add it in similar to the other examples


18 dollars for 4 pair of boxers says they’re not so concerned about providing a cheap product.


I wonder who drew that version of the logo with the cornucopia.


Sims 2 had an item that is a bunch of fruits with a curnocopia!


I like Emp's wide smile at the end. It's like an Aphex Twin grin


"has nothing to do with underwear" dude the logo is fruit. the name is fruit of the loom. that has everything to do with underwear.


I'm from the UK and don't remember the cornocopia on the logo.
I do remember pringles used to sell 'sour cream and chive' pringles but they changed it to 'sour cream and onion'. But there is no evidence of it and clearly it's Mandela effect cos u usually hear sour cream n chive and not sour cream n onion.

But I swear I'm not going crazy 😭 I really think the government is hiding the original name from us. Lmao


Watched this video muted while very stoned and still learned so much


When I was a child my mom decorated for all the holidays for us kids and there were always cornucopia in the cutouts she would hang. Also we made them in arts class in elementary (along with "hand turkeys"lol) . Im sure everyone else did too and thats why we associate it with the logo


Ok I’ve talked to multiple people and some have the same memory of a commercial of men dressed fruit suits and a cornucopia and the butt of the joke being no one knowing what a cornucopia was


always appreciate a rare jerma sound clip


Can we appreciate the star and jerma part


Oh for real I never had the Mandela effect happen to me but god damnit.