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what do I mean:

Have you seen something that got lost to the sands of time, to the point that you start questioning if it ever existed, because apparently no one else has never seen it?

This is most often the result of record companies or movie studios or the like pulling something off the shelves for reasons. It's a "I want to hide this, let's conspire!" kind of thing, more of a simple business idea.

Imagine you had heard the song "Telephone by Britney Spears" and everybody told you that it's actually a Lady Gaga song, to the point you gaslight yourself and think maybe you imagined it, or maybe it's a mandella effect. But no, it's real:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lguq3udN5jY

The song was made for Britney, but then Gaga took it. Britney's version was then disappeared.

What about backstreet boy's song "No Goodbyes"? That song doesn't exist, does it? Why is there a song called "I want it that way", super famous, but you could have sword the song had different lyrics? Because it did!!! The original version sounded the same, but the lyrics were awkward (they were made by a non-English speaker), so they were reworked into the song we all know:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z8UAe07x8Y0

See, the only reason you know this stuff is because I am telling you about it. If I didn't, you'd think I'm crazy, or that it's a mandela effect.

Now that I've explained what I mean, here are the 2 things I want to hunt down:

1) Alternate "baby, baby" song

Do you remember that annoying little shit Justin Bieber's first song ever? "Baby"? "Baby, baby, baby OOOHHHH". I am 100% sure that some black R&B guy, most possibly Usher sang this song before. It wasn't exactly the same, but the "baby, baby, baby, oooohhh" hook was there, sang by him (not the kids in Bieb's song) and in a slow, suave jazz style.

I have heard this song twice, but I can't find it now. It makes sense it got pulled off the shelves, since Usher mentored the Biebs and probably gave him his own song.

2) Lost disney PG-13 CGI Film

I saw a TV special about CGI. It explained the story of CGI in films, building towards Frozen. It said disney's first CGI film wasn't toy story, there was some sort of underwater movie with fish, sort of like osmosis jones, the same kind of humor, with CGI. The show said this movie got pulled out of the shelves due to its commercial flop and adult humor that disney never approved of.... I can't find the movie or the tv special now

help!