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Someone else has to answer your question, but they can't say the same answer as what you thought of!

I feel like most people who talk about Mandela effects here, started talking about these things after discovering the Mandela effect. That however, was a more recent term. So what I'd like to know, is if any of you have ever experienced what we would now call the Mandela effect, before the term was actually coined.

There was a YouTuber I watched it back in the mid 2010s. He was a kid and he had a brown Bowl cut. He used to do these skit videos and challenges too- i think.

The one video of his that I remember and still quote, was one where he went to a Walmart for back to school shopping and he asked Shoppers where the scissors were, but he kept pronouncing scissors as "skizzorz". I think he also had a video where he made a smoothie with a bunch of weird ingredients and there was another skit where he left home.

I recall his name being something like "Cadicarus" or something similar sounding, although when you look at that name up now you get the famous YouTuber who talks about video games.

He quit YouTube at some point and many years ago I looked him up on the internet and after a while , I found out that he made an Instagram post​, explaining why he left and it had to do with like mental health problems and a bunch of other stuff. I don't recall how famous or popular he was, but maybe one of you remember who he is and any help would be appreciated!

Not long ago, I started thinking about this YouTube channel that I watched when I was younger, like in my early teens. It would have been back in the early 2010s. I don't remember a lot, but I'll try to give you what I can remember. I seem to remember the YouTube channel having a Russian name or the YouTuber themselves actually being Russian ( although he spoke English). I specifically remember them doing videos on cartoon conspiracy theories. I'm not sure if that's all they did videos on, but those are what I remember them specifically for. Another detail that might help is that I remember them always having video game footage in the background. They would talk over the video in the background, I don't remember what video game it was, if it was a different game each video or not, but I think it may have been like a first person shooter.

I don't know if the channel is still up because of course I don't remember the name. But if anybody has any help, it'd be greatly appreciated! ​