Are you affected by the Mandela Effect?
“The Mandela effect” is a phenomenon in which a large group of people has a “false memory” of a particular thing. Some brand logos are very good examples to understand this effect. Let‘s take the test to find out. 👇😊
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pepsi logo #1 -
pepsi logo #2
Correct!Wrong!
pepsi logo #2
Many people remember this one but it is actually the old one!
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KitKat -
Kit-Kat
Correct!Wrong!
KitKat
Do you remember the logo as Kit-Kat? No, it’s not, it never was!
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CocaCola -
Coca-Cola
Correct!Wrong!
Coca-Cola
Some people remember it as CocaCola, without the hyphen.
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Volkswagen #1 -
Volkswagen #2
Correct!Wrong!
Volkswagen #1
The Volkswagen logo is separated between the V and W.
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febreeze -
febreze
Correct!Wrong!
febreze
Many people think that there is as an extra E, but there were never two E in the original logo.
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rich uncle pennybags #1 -
rich uncle pennybags #2
Correct!Wrong!
rich uncle pennybags #2
Many people remember him having a monocle, but it is not true.
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Ford #1 -
Ford #2
Correct!Wrong!
Ford #1
F is curly in the original Ford logo.
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The laughing cow #1 -
the laughing cow #2
Correct!Wrong!
the laughing cow #2
Nose rings are typically seen on bulls, not cows, yet people say remember The Laughing Cow logo specifically rocking a gold nose ring.
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Volvo #1 -
Volvo #2
Correct!Wrong!
Volvo #1
The Volvo logo features an arrow in the top right corner of the silver circle - a feature that most people do not recall.
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Are You Good At Remembering Brand Logos? Test Yourself!
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