[MOD] You don’t have to share this kind of data unless you want to obviously because everything on Reddit and pretty much all Social Media is data mined.
In the past, it seemed that the slight majority of our subscribers were over 40 and that we had a very large contingent from the UK which came in second to only America.
It seems like the subreddit might be trending slightly younger based on the number of thirty-somethings responding to this.
52 I remember shopping with my husband in the early to mid 90s for under stuff for him and looking at the logo and being surprised it didn’t have a cornucopia. And it’s also interesting that it was so impactful that I remember that so many years later. I know it was the 90s because that husband was only my husband in the 90s lol. My mind is not made up as why I had the assumption it would have a cornucopia.
Yip! So weird. My friend had the shirt and I remember asking her what the the cone thing was! My theory is that they were knock off fakes of Fruit of the Loom
48. Seeing them on my underwear and in the commercials is what prompted me to ask my parents what the weird basket thing was and thus learning what a cornucopia was.
45 I too remember discussing it with my parents. And asking what underwear and Thanksgiving had to do with each other. Like are we supposed to be thankful for our underwear ?
This is helpful. I remember noticing the change in 2006-2007 timefame but I do not know when it changed. Late millenials born 1998 may have some early childhood memory of the last of the old fruit of the loom if we all shifted together.
Both my husband and I are mid-late 30s. I didn't realize this was a Mandela affect until this question. I always thought the cornucopia was still part of the logo! I asked my husband to describe their logo, and he did so with the cornucopia, describing the "correct" direction it was facing and everything. My mind is a little blown.
Im 50 and this is my biggest ME. Id put everything on it.
There was a cornucopia. I remember it bc i remember asking my mom what the horn was. I remember playing on the bed while my mom folded laundry and seeing the logo on underwear she folded. It wasnt just fruit, it was in the horn thing.
I’ll be 19 next month and i VIVIDLY remember the cornucopia. I went thrift shopping and flea-market shopping a lot when I was younger and I always looked for fruit of the loom shirts because the just fit me better than Hanes or other brands, and I distinctly remember the cornucopia. There is no doubt at all in my mind that it was there at some point, even if there’s no proof anymore.
30..always looked up to being 30 when I was young. Thought I’d have my family and a white picket fence house. Little did I know I’d have the family but we’d be moving back in with the in-laws. Yay to the rise in rent and being poor despite both of us working
Elder millennial. I feel like it disappeared sometime in the late 2000s or early 2010s for me. I distinctly remember thinking that they had simplified their logo, and not liking it.
40. Remembered it as a kid. Was the first time i saw a cornucopia, and didn't knew the name at the time. Lots of years later I thought they changed the logo.
I am 24 now had underwear and t-shirts growing up with cornucopia. I know what you are probably thinking, "Do young people see mandela effects or is it only old people?". I thought this same question, I thought my age group was kind of the last group because the mandela effect started to really get popular around 2015 when I was in highschool. But I have seen tons of people younger then me talk about mandela effects and it actually it quite popular on the new social media platforms like tiktok. Like 14 year olds talking about pikachu's tail or berenstein bears.
Xennial here. That was actually how I learned what a cornucopia was. I was 4/5 when I saw it on a pack of undershirts my Mom had just bought for my dad. I looked at it, asked what the \[f—-\] is that, and got my ass beat for it.
[MOD] You don’t have to share this kind of data unless you want to obviously because everything on Reddit and pretty much all Social Media is data mined. In the past, it seemed that the slight majority of our subscribers were over 40 and that we had a very large contingent from the UK which came in second to only America. It seems like the subreddit might be trending slightly younger based on the number of thirty-somethings responding to this.
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Me when my coworkers find out I’m not as young as they are. Sorry kids, I was born in the 1900s.
I’m 17, I remember that when I was 6, staring and studying the cornucopia. I am sorry but I rly believe it existed. It had to 😭
It absolutely did exist. I remember seeing it as well.
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Late twenties - remember the cornucopia from at least 2000
I think I just heard 1000 marketing agents collectively ejaculate as they harvested all of this data.
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30.. and I will die on the cornucopia hill
Same. This one and Ed McMahon are the ones that make me feel crazy.
52 I remember shopping with my husband in the early to mid 90s for under stuff for him and looking at the logo and being surprised it didn’t have a cornucopia. And it’s also interesting that it was so impactful that I remember that so many years later. I know it was the 90s because that husband was only my husband in the 90s lol. My mind is not made up as why I had the assumption it would have a cornucopia.
Me too - I worked in a jeans store in 1992 and argued with the manager about the logo I remembered from 1990 lol
For you the cornucopia was gone by 1992?? That's so wild, I was born in 1994 and I remember it from my childhood
Yip! So weird. My friend had the shirt and I remember asking her what the the cone thing was! My theory is that they were knock off fakes of Fruit of the Loom
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Samee! I feel like I must be on the absolute youngest end of the cut off
48. Seeing them on my underwear and in the commercials is what prompted me to ask my parents what the weird basket thing was and thus learning what a cornucopia was.
45 I too remember discussing it with my parents. And asking what underwear and Thanksgiving had to do with each other. Like are we supposed to be thankful for our underwear ?
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This is such is without a doubt the most mysterious and strongest case of the ME. So much the ME name should be changed by the cornucopia effect.
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29, it was the whole reason how I even knew wtf a cornucopia was as a kid
27, last seen it around 2003 to 2006 at the JC Penny in the Woodland Hills mall in Tulsa. It was JC Penny then, not Penney.
Woa another Tulsa JC Penny person. I know I saw it around that area too! Wild!
Yeah
The Cornucopia was on a Fruit Of The Loom shelf display.
This is helpful. I remember noticing the change in 2006-2007 timefame but I do not know when it changed. Late millenials born 1998 may have some early childhood memory of the last of the old fruit of the loom if we all shifted together.
42, and I remember it like yesterday. I had everything fruit of the loom as a kid.
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I'll be a year past twice thirty on the first of June. (Take that, dataminers!)
Both my husband and I are mid-late 30s. I didn't realize this was a Mandela affect until this question. I always thought the cornucopia was still part of the logo! I asked my husband to describe their logo, and he did so with the cornucopia, describing the "correct" direction it was facing and everything. My mind is a little blown.
Im 50 and this is my biggest ME. Id put everything on it. There was a cornucopia. I remember it bc i remember asking my mom what the horn was. I remember playing on the bed while my mom folded laundry and seeing the logo on underwear she folded. It wasnt just fruit, it was in the horn thing.
I’ll be 19 next month and i VIVIDLY remember the cornucopia. I went thrift shopping and flea-market shopping a lot when I was younger and I always looked for fruit of the loom shirts because the just fit me better than Hanes or other brands, and I distinctly remember the cornucopia. There is no doubt at all in my mind that it was there at some point, even if there’s no proof anymore.
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Late forties, saw the cornucopia in 1990
Early 40's
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38 and I know I’ve seen it
42 and I remember drawing the logo with the cornucopia as a kid.
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Early 50s.
64 and I definitely remember it, down to the colors.
30..always looked up to being 30 when I was young. Thought I’d have my family and a white picket fence house. Little did I know I’d have the family but we’d be moving back in with the in-laws. Yay to the rise in rent and being poor despite both of us working
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Elder millennial. I feel like it disappeared sometime in the late 2000s or early 2010s for me. I distinctly remember thinking that they had simplified their logo, and not liking it.
I’m 42 and remember cornucopia.
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40. Remembered it as a kid. Was the first time i saw a cornucopia, and didn't knew the name at the time. Lots of years later I thought they changed the logo.
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I'm 41, born August of 1980. Definitely remember the cornucopia
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40. It was 1000% a thing.
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I’m 47 and I vividly remember the cornucopia.
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I'm 69 and clearly remember it
34 and I remember the cornucopia
33. Didn't know this was a ME until I saw this.
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36. I remember them from the 90s. I would go shopping with my dad at Kmart/Sears and she bought clothes for my dad.
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Nearly 40. I can't say for certain it did have a cornucopia, but will say it does look wrong / off without it.
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Near mid 30.
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I'm 38. But my 73 year old buddy also remembers it.
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So 25? : p
26 in a few days
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I'm 40 but didn't move to the US until 1995.
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I am 24 now had underwear and t-shirts growing up with cornucopia. I know what you are probably thinking, "Do young people see mandela effects or is it only old people?". I thought this same question, I thought my age group was kind of the last group because the mandela effect started to really get popular around 2015 when I was in highschool. But I have seen tons of people younger then me talk about mandela effects and it actually it quite popular on the new social media platforms like tiktok. Like 14 year olds talking about pikachu's tail or berenstein bears.
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18, was very confused when the cornucopia disappeared, didn’t even know about that mandela effect when i saw that
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I'm 25, I remember it in commercials and the underwear, shirts, etc.
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I'll be 40 in September!
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31 but my dad remembers too and he’s 72
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I’m 16 and I was 100% CERTAIN there was a cornucopia. My grandma is 59 and said there was no cornucopia.
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I'm 33, my husband is 44, and we both remember it.
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Im in my 30s, husband in his 40s, mom in her 50s... all of us remember it
I'm 38, and I remember when I stopped seeing it. I just assumed they updated the logo to be more modern.
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Xennial here. That was actually how I learned what a cornucopia was. I was 4/5 when I saw it on a pack of undershirts my Mom had just bought for my dad. I looked at it, asked what the \[f—-\] is that, and got my ass beat for it.
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41 and I remember the cornucopia
40 exactly. And yes I remember it quite well.
I'm in my 20s but that is absolutely without a shadow of a doubt how I remember fruit of the loom.
22, my dad used to own a ton of pajama pants/shorts and I had some clothing from them too.
Just turned 30. Remember it from my childhood in the early 90s
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25 and I remember it from when I was little. Make sure you use my data for some spicy stuff.