Mandela Effect - A Wop Bob A-Loo Bop A Wop Bam Boom

"A Wop Bob A-Loo Bop A Wop Bam Boom" - at least that's how I remember it.


Little Richard's "Tutti Frutti" is noted as being the song that started rock-and-roll - but it's not the same anymore.


We have a rare opportunity to see a Mandela Effect that's only partially merged...

Wikipedia still shows the lyric how we remember (the 'old world way'):

Rolling Stone magazine declared that the song "still contains what has to be considered the most inspired rock lyric ever recorded: 'A wop bop alu bop, a wop bam boom!'"

Lot's of other acts covered the song..

ATS Images are hosed right now (can't upload) so..
Link to Bruce Springsteen's Tutti Frutti cover lyrics
Elvis Presley's Tutti Frutti cover lyrics
(they both have "bam boom")

In fact - this is crazy - here's all the results for "tutti frutti lyrics" - every one I check says "..a wop bam boom"..
Go ogle Results


Google's suggestion is how we remember it - I couldn't get it to suggest the 'new' way it is now.



Residue is literately everywhere..

(more pics but can't upload)


All over YouTube.. (first few seconds of each video)





* So what do you remember? *




Here's how it is now.. studio and live.




"..a-wop bop bop". There's no feakin' way... sounds so strange.



There are astounding changes in the world around us - not just Mandela Effects - in all kinds of ways.

a reply to: Pearj

Must be Little Richard doesn't know his own tune! Someone should tell him.

A-wop-bop-a-loopa-a-not-you-too?

I think there is something to the Mandella effect but this is pushing it in my opinion. This is way too easy to goof up.

a reply to: Pearj

the song seems to end with ...bam boom. so for me this is a non issue.

kit-kat missing the dash bothers me though.

hehe

Several people got it wrong but you can't argue with the king.

a reply to: Pearj

Tut. You kids with your rock n roll....

It'll never catch on you know!

originally posted by: Reverbs
a reply to: Pearj


kit-kat missing the dash bothers me though.

You know what's funny? There was another ME topic posted fairly recently about a candy called Cow Tails v Cow Tales.

I never heard of the candy in my life. After reading the thread, all of a sudden I'm seeing them everywhere.

Confirmation bias? Or total matrix re-wiring?

As long as ME doesn't mess with my Witch Doctor song



Or messes with my Bugs Bunny lyrics:



We're good......

seriously....don't mess with my Bugs ME!

originally posted by: Pearj

"A Wop Bob A-Loo Bop A Wop Bam Boom" - at least that's how I remember it.
[snip]
Lot's of other acts covered the song..

I find it odd that you are citing the second image as proof that the lyrics are the same as those in the first. If you look again, you'll see that the second set of lyrics is almost completely different except for the 'bam boom' bit at the end!

a reply to: TerminalVelocity

Yeah that's crossing the line bahaha. Oh man that was an awesomely funny post

a reply to: TerminalVelocity
I still have my Chipmunks album . LP vinyl , cover , and all

a reply to: Pearj

Don't forget the beginning (and middle) of this song from "Grease:"


But in reality, it could simply be that subsequent singers, including Elvis, didn't like the sound of the original, so they altered it a bit, and, well, with Elvis being Elvis, his version probably became the norm in the end.

So, we really must ask, who put the bop in the bop-shebop-shebop, and who put the ram in the rammalammadingdong? Those are the really pertinent questions.

There are websites about mis- heard and or misremembered song lyrics. Classic songs people get wrong are Jimi Hendrix - "Scuse me while I kiss this guy" ("Scuse me while I kiss the sky") and Credence Clearwater Revival's - "There's a bathroom on the right" ("There's a bad moon on the rise").

Apparently, the latter was so widespread that in live performances Jon Fogerty would sometimes slip the "bathroom" version into live performances.

So for the love of God can we please not have all this ME crap when it's just people misremembering/mishearing things and not time shifts or whatever caused by CERN?

I love a good conspiracy theory but this sort of guff is just becoming a royal pain in the butt.

a reply to: oldcarpy

I love a good conspiracy theory but this sort of guff is just becoming a royal pain in the butt.

everyone has to feed their delusions.

Some just really like the Mandela taste

Why are all mandela effects song lyrics people always get wrong?

The internet created the Mandela Effect.

Suddenly people have the power to instantaneously discover they were wrong about stuff they've believed since childhood. The logical human reaction to this?

BOOM: MANDELA!

originally posted by: Dudemo5
The internet created the Mandela Effect.

Suddenly people have the power to instantaneously discover they were wrong about stuff they've believed since childhood. The logical human reaction to this?

BOOM: MANDELA!

It's not me that's wrong, it's the whole universe!

What kind of ego do you need to have to think you are so perfect that it's more likely the universe is wrong than you were wrong?

originally posted by: OccamsRazor04

originally posted by: Dudemo5
The internet created the Mandela Effect.

Suddenly people have the power to instantaneously discover they were wrong about stuff they've believed since childhood. The logical human reaction to this?

BOOM: MANDELA!

It's not me that's wrong, it's the whole universe!

What kind of ego do you need to have to think you are so perfect that it's more likely the universe is wrong than you were wrong?

mine?

Ive lost interest but I swear to you tidy cats was called tidy cats right? i bought that stuff 3 times a month.. well one day i was at the store to buy it with my gf and kitty too. it was called tidy cat..

it was everywhere tidy cat.. I lost my damn mind trying to convince my gf it was supposed to be tidy cats.. tidy cat whatever.. i give up.. i gave up..

well god #ing damnit its always been tidy cats again!

fml

no need to take me too seriously though.

for real I must be half crazy.

Im not kidding.

a reply to: Reverbs

We are an easily confused species.