I love your videos man! But could you do something non beatles. My favorite band no doubt but I think you've already covered everything important about them.

thanks for this hollyhobs. Some facts i didnt know and you definitly enlighten me well. Also just wanna say you looked nice today :^) thanks for this, love from australia!

The 'Paul is Dead' myth is wrong... BOTH Paul and his long lost Brother Faul died in the car. Paul was replaced by Shirley a coat attendant from Swansey. All true. It's revealed if you don't listen to the albums at all.

You're welcome bro

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That's what I've always thought, and I dont even think paul really looked that different in the first place

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@@shoneyis are you joking?

אור רחמים must be nice believing a rumor that a bunch of college kids invented just for fun

AnnaPanda no point changing their mind, it’s hard to win an argument with a genius but it’s impossible to win one with an idiot

This is the only truth

Well, that's a new theory in Quantum Beatlonics!!!!!

Woah, Deja Vu

Question. Was Ringo the fastest walker in the world? Answer. Ringo wasn't even the fastest walker in The Beatles! (And I know John never said it. It just works for the joke)

They (we) then found it was only Ringo who believed that. lol Oh, and Paul didn't really get all the money. Remember, Paul married into the Kodac inheritance.

Well according to some of George's closest friends he was anything but quiet!

He just “looked” somber.

And he was clever as f*ck

His hair looks like Paul’s in the rooftop concert

Tank top, it's called a tank top in the uk..

@@mikecummings3149 it's called a vest in the US

It looks good on him! I saw the thumbnail and was wondering why it looked so familiar. :)

I respectfully disagree. Paul is the only Beatle whose looks, height, hair part, eye color, ears, etc all changed dramatically between 1966 and 1967. There are enough oddities to at least make one raise their eyebrows.

Sam Jones yeah, I see now how it the myth started but really....John looks like a completely a different person

Ringo looks nothing like he used to. If I didn't already know it was him, I'd never be able to guess that the modern Ringo is the same Ringo from the Beatles

It's funny how John looked like about 8 different people from 1965-1970 and no one ever claimed John had died in the 60s

Let's imagine for a second Paul actually did die. A secret like that would not be able to be kept by that many people for this long. I especially think when John and Paul were arguing back and forth in the early 70s he would of said something because if anyone was gonna reveal a secret like that it would of been John. Even during the early 70s when they were arguing and dissing each other the most he was asked about it in an interview and said that it was ridicoulous and wasn't true

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And be left-handed.

Paul was his own worst enemy for fueling the hoax: He made song-writing look easy, something anyone could do.

And be able to write hits like Paul.

and especially write such fantastic Music like Paul. Paul forever!!!

Well that’s what the government would want you to think...

Flat earthers bieve this.

The Magical Mystery Tour is another shameless rip off of The Rutles' Tragical History Tour! I'm sick of seeing these Beatles videos milking their legacy! It's worse than the rip off of the Rolling Bones! :(

David Aston LOL

I have always thought in the back of my mind cheese and onions.

David Aston Too bad time hasn’t been kind to The Rutles.

"Please, please hold my hand! Hold my hand (yeah, yeah) Hold my hand (yeah, yeah) Hold my hand and I'll see you home!"

Funny how the host of this video didn’t know that.

I've heard a rumour that the insect in question wasn't pleased about being named after The Fab Four! It apparently had always wanted to be called "The Rolling Stones!" 😏

They spelled it differently to avoid lawsuits

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Yeah, that was awesome

The *only* legitimately *good* "boy band" was... ummm... errrr... ahhhh... hmmm... lemme see now... [*crickets*]

I've always hated when someone refers to them as a "Boy Band". They were a rock group, a pop group, however you prefer to think of them, but they weren't a boy band. Oh, they were a band, alright, because a band denotes the playing of instruments, which they certainly did, unlike boy bands which are dancing/singing acts.

Especially Paul

Especially in Magical Mystery Tour

... while in the background, Yoko can be heard talking on the phone to her family in Japan - including wealthy, well-connected businessmen, politicians, and high-ranking police/customs officials - informing them that on Paul's imminent Japanese Tour, he would attempt to conceal nearly three-quarters of a pound of marijuana in his guitar cases... guaranteeing Paul's arrest for international drug smuggling. After hanging up the phone, Yoko contentedly curls up next to John, who is toking on a joint he rolled from some of the marijuana that Paul had only the day before shared with the Lennon's... a sample of the same stuff Paul told them he was taking with him to Japan. Paul was quite chuffed with the quality of the smoke he'd procured, and eagerly seeking John's approval, Paul said, "You gotta try this stuff! It's really some dynamite weed, man!" After Yoko's dooming phone call, and once she'd returned to her place beside John, she purred contentedly, "All taken care of!" John nods in acknowledgement, and mumbles, "Okay. Cool." Exhaling after another toke on the joint, John said, "Paul was right, you know. This really *is* some dynamite weed!" Sooooo... how likely is it that John would throw one of his closest friends and collaborators under the bus like that? Well, *I'd* say it was *very* freakin' likely, mate!

I've always loved the look George gives John when he sings 'the only thing you did was... yesterday'. It's an unspoken 'bloody hell, that's going to far'

Early john lennon then

I actually laughed when I heard him say that. He basically threw everyone under the bus at one time or another, including George Martin. George thought John didn’t like him for a time because of the comments he made in his 1970 interview.

Riad, you are wise beyond your years! Good for you! (Spread the word!)

Thank God for George Harrison!

He was the quiet one because he didn't do much talking on stage. It was either John or Paul.

So true! When he had a point

@@ktcarl When John & George had an interview post-India about meditation, etc., George COMPLETELY dominated the interaction concerning the practice of meditation. John barely said a word...he seemed really shy and uncertain. Not our pal George though. Answer for everything.

@@karaamundson3964 Good for George. I'm just trying to point out an idea for why George was called "the quiet one".

Also there's the fact that some of Paul's greatest work comes *after* he supposedly died

Eh, mine personally was Martha

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I’m just gonna leave this hear R/wooosh

Ah....."the fictional one",I believe they liked to call him. You just know that the Sargent wasn't particularly happy that they stole such an integral member of his Lonely Hearts Club Band. But I've heard that they'd been going in and out of style for years by that point anyway,so The Beatles probably did them a favor.

No problem!!

Perhaps The Beatles had taken a page from Monty Python's playbook: "... and now, for something completely different: A man with three buttocks!" 🤣

Yeah .. so cocky he said NO to Crosby Stills & Nash for Apple lol... DUMB MOVE .. All Apple ever did besides the Beatles, was Badfinger for whom the credit should go to Paul

@@stevekaspar1396 Being cocky is not the only reason in the world to say "no" to an artist, however talented they might be. Maybe he did not like them enough, maybe Apple was for TB exclusively, maybe something else.

Huh? I keep hearing how much of a gentleman he was

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Yeah, to the point it became a running joke. I once had a Beatles tribute band, and whenever we play Strawberry Fields I always sang the "I buried Paul" line at the end

OMG!!! That damned dealer ripped me off, man! He told me it was LSD, but apparently, it was some kinda damn LITSWD bullshit! *DAMN!!!* Can't trust *ANYBODY* these days!

Yeah, if George and sexy Sadie had a kid.

Love that, nice compliment ❤️

Alejandra Cabezas John also definitely did say that. There’s footage of it

I always thought it was a pun/joke referring to Pete Best.

@@darthjesus420 Where is the footage then? I've always heard that story, but I've never managed to find it. And yet John kept on asking Ringo to drum on some of his songs after the break up, so there must be something he liked about his drumming.

@@thatmarchingarrow everyone loves ringo, and contributed very creatively with his drumming. I think most people could agree on that. But technically he’s a sloppy drummer, his execution is unpracticed, but what is in his head is intelligent and usually fairly interesting. Hence why they loved his drumming. Plus he could really go to town on some 1-4-5 Rock n roll. John said that about ringo as a obvious joke, ringo was right next to him. I believe it was around 66 when he said that if I’m recalling correctly. And to answer your question, I don’t have a clue where to find the footage , I remember finding it 2 or 3 years ago. I’m sure it’s been scrubbed from the internet by now if no one can find it anymore. Otherwise I don’t know where a myth like that emerges. There’s clearly truth behind it.

@@darthjesus420 As far as I'm aware, it wasn't a Lennon quote at all, but a bit by a comedian in the early 80s (after John's death). I'd have to look into it to give you more details. I know he isn't that great from a technical point of view, he's definitely not Neil Peart or Buddy Rich, but great chops aren't what makes a legendary drummer. Ringo didn't need that because he had the feel, the ideas and the connection with the music to play exactly the right parts. Also, to my ears, his playing isn't sloppy at all, it's just not flashy. All that isn't to discredit people like Buddy Rich or Neil Peart. They are also legendary. But they're legendary not just because they can play fast and complicated stuff. There are quite a few drummers who can do that. What makes them great is something else. Edit: Ok, here's what Mark Lewisohn has to say about it. twitter.com/marklewisohn/status/1039429309797158912?s=20

Are you sure that you actually *need* it? Or, is it possible that you merely *want it so bad, it's driving you mad* ???

"I can't remember why he didn't want people to know at the time." *Dude! Seriously?* Maybe it had something to do with the fact that possession and/or use of LSD carried with it a long prison sentence, and that would *really* look bad on John's application for a Green Card??? 🤔 Just a wild guess!