What? I wish you could meet the real lennon. Lennon was not an evil monster but he was flawed as hell. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jJyViZqL2M3Mc6c.html

Well not everyone.... 😂

That’s racist

@@MrGenexxx Funniest ting I have read all day

@@MrGenexxx No.. that is ugly and gross.

Probably ran away 😂

You missed him by like a minute

Funny that they erased Yoko and replaced her with Forrest, Jajaja !!!

He's doing what his drill Sgt told him too!

If you'll recall, Forrest sat where Yoko was sitting, to John's left.

And the 90's

I always wondered over the years what became of him after watching the Imagine documentary as a kid. I loved how compassionate John was towards him and tried to understand what was going on in his head. He was a good looking guy and apparently highly intelligent, so to read of his descent into drug abuse and his untimely death at only 32 was very sad.

Two weeks after Lennon's death? Their fates seem to have been intertwined even then.

Claudio was killed in 1981.

@@spiroangelatos4274 You are correct sir. I fixed it.

Indeed. Just a random drugged out hippie. John’s kindness would later come back to haunt him when a lunatic gunned him down.

Well spotted Dru, I've spoke to a lot of American friends and they, overwhelmingly pin the accent to Boston/New York area, consistent with where the show was recorded.

@@whathappenedtoclaudio But he was REALLY tired and hungry in the Imagine documentary at Tittenhurst.

100% New York/Jersey accent

Curt Claudio was from California.

Ps. Malpitas CA to be exact!

Well, that guy went to their at some point in time, maybe that's what she was alarmed for? I don't know.

It IS HIM.

@@damianbroderick3913 It isnt

@@damianbroderick3913 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b5-Wi61p07m2YYE.html

Lennon is a bit older when he meets Claudio at Tittenhurst, Claudio would be younger here.

@@damianbroderick3913 Curt's brother Ernie says it isn't.

Of course it is, he's had a shower, shave, decent meal and not walking for miles on end!

every one in the 70s looked like that guy tho

It IS him. His mental illness is not presenting here. That's the difference.

This was after he started on his anti-psychotic meds.

@@damianbroderick3913 no man in the 70s a lot of people had that look lol

Should be sometime this summer, for more info please take a look at www.findingclaudio.com/

He resembled Kurt Cobain

It's neither the 1st meeting nor the 2nd. Curt Claudio was NOT the guy on the Dick Cavett Show, which explains why there's no reaction from John or Yoko when he's asking questions. They'd never met the guy before.

That's because he was sleeping in Lennon's garden with no food. That's why he looked disheveled.

@THE RENAGADE Could be the Same Human Being but NOW a Different and SOBER Man!!

Yes I thought the same - similar way of asking questions.

Same dude - he just had a better script written for Cavett

Looks like the same guy to me. *Slightly* different voice (not that much though). Plus the microphones had a different tone to them.

Lol

Dropping a bollock is a lovely turn of phrase, dropping a massive bollocks, takes it somewhere else.

I mean TBF its so much easier to find information about stuff like that nowadays compared to back then

@@TheRyanDuffinProject not really anyone paying attention back then knew in fact as the Beatles said themselves nearly always especially later on the person who wrote the song sang it .

@@ronaldtant3196 you disagree that is easier to find information like that now than back then? ok dude xD and I get your point but in this case the guy quoted the song carry that weight which is a song where the whole band including ringo harmonised together with the rest being instrumental sooo bit more understandable for this guy to mess up a lil

@@TheRyanDuffinProject No ,of course it’s easier in fact the ease has demystified so much that we struggled to find out back in the seventies and not always for the better . I always enjoyed that part of the film as John was all about lyrics and the guy quotes Paul almost as good as when he asks Sean for his favourite Beatles song and he replied With a Little help from my friends.

OH no, yoko

This is hilarious!!!!

“They’re down to your knees Oh please Get a bra “

Although people were getting more desperate. The old transitory illusion conferred by drugs trick. Being young is tough. There’s 100 times to much to process.

I watched. I don't see it. Regards from Liverpool.

Yet he is Irish and English🙄

I can see what you mean. The eyes for the far east.. The german jaw

No, it's not him

Yoko was a joke.

@@watchman1178 check the mirror recently?

1971

Unfortunately not

She didn’t own a bra apparently.

He went to John Lennon house type it in KZfaq

Haha, I think what John was referring to were the Chinese table tennis players who were in the news in 1971. In England table tennis is called 'ping pong'. In 1971 the US table tennis team made a visit to China, as a diplomatic gesture to try and normalise relations between the two countries. The visit was dubbed 'Ping Pong Diplomacy' by the media. If you're interested there is more info here: diplomacy.state.gov/artifact-collection-highlights/ping-pong-diplomacy-historic-1971-u-s-table-tennis-trip-to-china/

@@solarsessions1556 hey thanks for the info! I love John either way lol

it's because JOHN LENNON was much more than the powers be expected....

@David Gray You are not just figuring that out are you???

Time stands still for no one.

Seriously? I never knew that.

Oh my god come on a supporter of Ronald Reagan I don't think so

@@watchman1178 - Because it’s not true.

yup he's not perfect

You think John was a hypocrite.? Next you'll go calling him a phoney.

@@twomindz79 you mean he wasn t a hypocrite...in 1980 he was a big yuppie, with tons of money...and a fan of reagan, kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qZdmgcZ1z8_Doo0.html best songwritter though..."John, basically, made it very clear that if he were an American he would vote for Reagan because he was really sour on Jimmy Carter," Seaman reveals in the new documentary "Beatles Stories," according to the Toronto Sun. also, he and yoko in early seventies made it clear, how they wanted to be lenient to criminals, and refered to attica state. yet , chapman was mentally ill, he deserved a mental hospital, and was a model prisoner...yoko then, said how she wanted leniency and audience member said, if someone you knew were killed etc....now, when it comes to chapman , she doesn t want him out. but chapman is remorseful was mentallly ill, and is not a violent person, should be in psych ward, but she has no sympathy......back then she supposedly had.....now i rarely hear talk of the misfortunate...she s rich, yet back then boy did she care about the needy. i like her art, i love his songs...but sometimes artists think all over the place....and yes, i think at times he was a hypocrite, and she was as well, but that doesn t take away from his songs and her art.

@@twomindz79 i m a big fan but i don t think he was a phony....

@@stevejames5863 Lennon became a U.S. citizen in 1976. It also hard to be a young urban professional when you're semi-retired, upper class, and pushing 40.

Watch The Beatles Get Back before you run your mouth off like some immature, pathetic loser! (Let's Go Brandon!)

Imagine

Something that isn't physical. Something higher.

Ringo and George had much better taste in women then John and Paul.

Sometimes it’s not what you see but feel. Having said that though, I do believe Yoko was JL’s handler all of which was managed by the Tavistock, EMI & other govt run agencies at the time. Tavistock institute is in the UK, do some research you’ll be shocked by what you find.

You worked with Curt?

The man was an advice? Wtf does that mean???????

Just a handler doing her job.

Did it ever occur to you that Lennon actually WANTED it that way??

John wanted her there they had a weird thing the dude was a little cooky

She didn't say anything. Leave her alone, John loved her

@@bandav_lohengrinYoko Oh No!