Here we go!!!! 4 day predictions 😆

Looks like your Lying!

I’m just going to buy a few of them coins and see what happens. They under a pennie a share. So what a lil $100 for a million shares. That mf go to 50 cent and I’m cashing out 😂

@curtmcgurt530 Script literally 🤣🤣 and the more people watch it and focus on it the greater chance of it coming to pass. All a part of their scripts.

They aren't predicting the future. They are telling you.

Shows 3. Careful people

Pure bullshit. @grok **No, the video is NOT real.** It’s an edited montage (deepfake or overlay) created specifically to promote the **$WCOR meme coin** (World Collective Oil Reserve) on Solana. Here’s a step-by-step explanation of why: - The main clip shows **Homer Simpson** sitting and watching TV, but the TV screen has been **edited in**. In the original *The Simpsons* episode, there is no “CRYPTO MARKETS” graphic showing Bitcoin at $75,000, Ethereum at $2,000, Solana at $80, and WCOR at $1 on May 19, 2026. That exact image is the same one circulating on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook as part of the viral marketing campaign for the coin. - The video is a typical crypto hype compilation: - An influencer talking straight to camera (“only 4 days left until the Simpsons prediction makes us millionaires”). - Fake Simpsons-style images (Trump, Xi Jinping, etc.). - Screenshots of the $WCOR token on DexScreener. - Fake articles claiming Trump and BlackRock are “launching the World Collective Oil Reserve on May 19.” - **There is no Simpsons episode** with this scene. Season 37 ended months ago, and no official episode guides (IMDb, Simpsons Wiki, etc.) mention anything about crypto markets, WCOR, or that date. It’s the same trick that has been used before with fake “predictions” for XRP, Trumpcoin, and other meme coins. These kinds of videos are made to create FOMO (fear of missing out) and get people to buy the coin. In the comments on the post itself, people are already calling it out: “edited video to promote spam coin,” “those aren’t real pictures of the simpsons,” and asking for the real episode (which never appears). **Summary**: It’s 100% meme-coin marketing disguised as a “Simpsons prediction.” The video is fake and so is the “prediction.” If you’re thinking about investing, do your own research and don’t get swept up by these viral videos. This is not financial advice — just the truth about the clip. Want me to look up more info on the coin or anything else? Just let me know.

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Those aren’t real pictures of the simpsons

Masons.

At this point ya'll need to drop the actual Simpson episode so I know it's real

Are the writers of The Simpsons TV show Freemasons?

Just like the moon shot of XRP.

@SECGov

Shame, another video where it's difficult to hear what the person is saying due to the music being too loud 🙄🤎👽🛸

It's a meme coin

I never believed they get it right. I need them to drop at the beginning of the year everything that's going to happen not after it happens.

Ain’t gonna lie, he may have a point, I got notified of getting out of automated deposits by today.. something’s up.

I’m Selling My House 🫪🤣🤣🤣

I am convinced this are no longer predictions, but what they are planning on doing in the future.

I just don't believe any of this.

DONT FALL FOR THIS SCAM SIMPSON NEVER SAID THIS THIS IS MADE WITH AI ANY SCAMMER CAN DO IT!

rUg PuLl

Edited video to promote spam coin

Bro getting financial advice from cartoons

Project Looking Glass. Central Casting

Couldn’t follow - too fast.

It’s not a prediction it’s all planned.

Xrp is where your money is

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Useless people

@SamuelWare18 Bro talks faster than light 🥴

Wow, today is the day when the world is going to be filled with millionaires...

News flash the hauntavirus has been around since the early 90's which is when it was first talked about.

Not gonna happen we havent had enough economic hurt yet.