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Mandela Effect Horror: Collapse of music, Springsteen, John Denver, more
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There were only about 800 Scopitones ever in the U.S. Most of them were put at bars and nightclubs as the subject of the videos was basically what would have been considered softcore porn at the time. This is why noone remembers them.
The machines cost $3500 at the time and they didn't catch on except for drunks wanting to ogle some tits and ass.
Tons of music videos were made as far back as the 40's. Mtv didn't invent them.
God damn, people, do a little research before claiming timeline shifts.
And stay away from YouTube.
Quoting: Born_Again_Hard Yes, in THIS timeline perhaps. In MY timeline, black-and-white TVs (color came later) started becoming popular in the 1950’s and they were very expensive. And where were these Scopitone tits-and-ass videos to be seen back then? In MY timeline, there was no such thing as a TV or video jukebox in a bar back then.
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