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US President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania have tested positive for coronavirus. As soon as the news was known, social networks recalled the “prediction” made by “Simpson.”
You remember? In August, an image went viral on social media claiming that the American animated comedy “The Simpsons” had predicted the death of the President of the United States, Donald Trump, on August 27, 2020. Well, the topic has returned to the Present.
The image shows a cartoon with Donald Trump lying in a coffin and gives the impression that it is a picture of an episode of the show.
The photo went viral on Twitter and several users asked everyone to search for clear evidence related to the August 27, 2020 episode of the death of Donald Trump.
After several searches, the image turns out to be false because no episode of the comedy actually predicted Trump’s death. August 27 is just a random date chosen by various TikTok users.
Some fans of the show tried to explain that the image was false and that the “Simpsons” never aired an episode that predicted Trump’s death.
This is not the first time a viral theory has been attributed to the show. He was recently credited with predicting the positive test for Tom Hanks on COVID-19 and that the world at large will have to isolate itself after a virus outbreak. It also turned out to be a hoax and this news went viral on social networks, reports dnaindia.
About other predictions made by the series “The Simpson Family”
The mystery of the predictions made by the “Simpson Family” series has long been debated on social media and alone. The coronavirus pandemic, the “killer wasps” attack, the election of President Donald Trump, the FIFA corruption scandal, the end of the “Warp of Thrones” series are some of the “prophecies” made by the famous cartoon movie.
The predictions in the animated series are already a myth
In one of the episodes, the world of the series is locked in the house due to a contagious virus similar to the coronavirus. People panic trying to find a cure. Meanwhile, a truck full of deadly bees arrives and attacks the sick.
Magazine “Entertainment Tonight” asked the show’s creators to uncover the mystery of its success by predicting so many things in the movie: We have a good story, which is impressive, said Nancy Cartwright, the voice of Bart Simpson.
Yeardley Smith, the voice of Lisa Simpson, offered the secret: If you’ve been active for three decades, you may find them from time to time.
One of the unlucky ones on the show, Al Jean, wanted to joke: “People now ask us to predict good things! I’ve only predicted enough bad things so far”.
So the mystery of the predictions made by the series “The Simpson Family” has astonished and continues to amaze the whole world …
