Rappers React To The Beatles "Let It Be"!!!

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[@angelskunk2206]

This song was written by Paul McCartney. His mother, whose name was Mary, died of cancer when he was 14 and some years later, in the sixties, when he was having a lot of turmoil in his life, he had a dream in which she came to him and told him that everything was going to be ok, just let it be.

[@PhillyGirl64]

I didn't know that, thanks 😊

[@warrenhughes911]

True!!

[@ramatisnascimento8572]

👏👏🙏🙏🙌🙌🫶❤

[@MrsColumbo823]

Thank you. This needs repeating. ♥️

[@nates9029]

That is one of the reasons I love this song so much. I lost my mother when I was 14 as well and for years whenever I dreamed about her it was always a nightmare. One night when I was in my early 20's I had a dream about her where we met at a coffee shop and just talked for hours. I haven't had a bad dream about her since. It was very similar to this song in which she just told me that things would be alright. Great song and one that really resonates with me.

[@ThePittsburghToddy]

My brother recently passed. He was only 51. This song helps me deal with the pain and depression of losing my best friend and only brother. Thanks fellas.

[@ShanLH5]

So sorry for your loss 💔😢 Hugs from one Yinzer to another 🤗🤗🤗

[@tinapatterson5022]

I'm So Sorry For Your Loss. Sending a Smile Your way.😊

[@ThePittsburghToddy]

@@ShanLH5 Thanks yinz. 🍻

[@ThePittsburghToddy]

@@tinapatterson5022 😊

[@ShanLH5]

@@ThePittsburghToddy 😊🍻

[@timwhitnell7145]

Let It Be is purely a Paul McCartney song. He was inspired by a dream about his late mother. Paul's voice was never better. Iconic organ from Billy Preston and an amazingly beautiful guitar solo by George Harrison. Ringo's drumming, as always, is on point; I love the tone of his drums. The song itself is an anthem and a philosophy, a rare combination. I lost my beloved mom a little over two years ago. You don't have to forget or give up something to let it be but you can accept a loss/situation and try to move on.

[@reneerocha1796]

Yes

[@aprilstewart5929]

Word. And yeah, especially Paul's vocals. Superb control, emotion, just gorgeous.

[@Torrentialdownpurr]

Beatles making peeps cry decades later. They were and still are musical angels I swear.

[@darkmagus64]

Paul is on lead vocal, and his mother’s name was Mary. One of the origin stories of this song is that Paul had a dream of his mother.

[@MrBogeyman00]

This is the time The Beatles were having major problems and Paul was stressed then his mother appeared in a dream and told him to Let It Be...

[@Deidra74]

My Dad passed away 3 years ago from Covid and he loved the Beatles. I played this song at his funeral 😢 today he would have been 78.

[@nates9029]

I am so sorry for your loss. May his memory be a blessing for you.

[@Brandi6666]

This is why they are known as the greatest rock band. They created their own genre two years into their existance🤘❤️

[@heidiv5488]

Another great, emotional Beatles song written and sung by Paul is The Long and Winding Road.

[@samwise1982]

Ringo's drumming gets me every time. Just incredible.

[@philconner3946]

Saw McCartney live in Indianapolis in 2002 and sang this along with him and 17,000 of his "closest friends." Yes, there were tears running down my face, as well!

[@traceyvavrecan6714]

I saw him about 10 years ago and it was one of the best concerts I've ever seen.

[@ShanLH5]

@@traceyvavrecan6714same 😊

[@dwightfitch3120]

Remember I initially thot the song referred to Jesus’ mother

[@daseguin]

Dylan introduced them to pot around '65, and they got introduced to acid in '66. Good to see you so moved by the song, Hollywood. Paul wrote this after he dreamed of his late mother coming to him in a dream, while he was dealing with the heartbreak of the problems going on within the band. She told him to "Let it Be", and that everything would eventually work out ❤

[@matthewdrake4385]

We Can Work it Out...or at least they tried to.

[@wendyryder2708]

Deeply Sorry for your loss! Peace and Blessings to you and your family!

[@daseguin]

@@wendyryder2708 ?

[@bobwoolerOriGinal]

*64 and 65

[@futurereflections4097]

Everything about the Beatles is epic. Introduced to pot by Bob Dylan, and introduced to lsd because their dentist slipped it in their coffee

[@rwarner06b03d]

This version, the album version, has always been my favorite....my son's band played this to close out his funeral...it evokes a whole different vibe in me now.

[@joescott8877]

So sorry for your loss. Thanks for sharing that moving memory. I hope you don't mind me highjacking my reply for a bit of a (now) humorous story: My brother sort of got that in reverse. Our Mom died suddenly in 1994. At the time my brother was a drummer for a bar band in San Diego. He assured them he would be ok to play that night. But at one point they unthinkingly launched into Pink Floyd's "Wish You Were Here," heh. He played through tears, and accepted their profuse apologies afterwards!

[@rwarner06b03d]

@@joescott8877 That song, too, was played at my son's funeral. It was one of his favorites.

[@TheCornishCockney]

There can be only ONE GOAT……and these boys are it. Gods.

[@PeterBuwen]

A perfect song.

[@paragod9112]

Mary McCartney was Paul’s mum. She passed away when he was young. This song is about her.

[@SilverBoxStudios]

Back in 1989 I had the pleasure of experiencing Sir Paul McCartney sing this live, along with 20,000 other fans. I can tell you I'm not a religious person but that evening we all were in church.

[@HRConsultant_Jeff]

Notice the drumming in this song by Ringo. Next level at the time. The guitar work and use of instruments in this song show how they continued to change and grow through the years. Many bands could not change, but the Beatles usually led in many ways.

[@user-vk4zy6zo9p]

Agreed. The beat that he adds near the end of the song ("And when the night is cloudy...") is the chef's kiss.

[@barr790]

One of my favourite Beatles songs this one, makes me feel emotional too. ❤

[@AmberPearcy]

This song will always remind me of my great Aunt. It was her favorite and was played at her funeral more than 20 years ago. She was my age (now) when she died. So young! Wow. Yeah anytime I really listen to this the tears pour. When I saw him perform this live! Omg! Truly this song is a message for peace and to just trust we will always be okay. Merry Christmas y’all. 🫶🏻🫶🏻

[@brendabarrows4928]

Smokey, I totally understand how you feel about your cat. Two weeks ago I had to put my cat down and she was only 3 years old and she got really sick. I'm so sorry for your loss.😢

[@richardfeldkamp1707]

Amazing song, Billy Preston's organ adds some great texture.

[@achebwahs1111]

Three of the wisest words to pass human lips. Let it be

[@kennyoconnor6564]

I remember a Korean friend heard this for the first time. He sat down and had head in hands. It is that everlastingly moving across the globe.

[@michaelrowsey768]

This one can get me teared-up sometimes. Powerfully emotional!

[@user-ts6xn5mq8q]

Another classic from this album is "The Long and Winding Road." HIGHLY recommend.

[@Xcris_crosX]

Before the matching suits and before the Beatles became the Beatles, the Beatles were more like a delinquent subculture group called the Teddy Boys. It was their managers and producers that wanted them to soften up their image and make them more appealing to a broader audience. Supposedly Bob Dylan introduced them to Grass. I think it was probably Little Richard when they shared a dressing room in Hamburg, Germany. It was a dentist who later on introduced them to acid and music changed by leaps and bounds. The Beatles are credited for creating at least ten music genres

[@patticrichton1135]

Their dentist slipped the LSD in their tea without them knowing. That was how it happened

[@roncarnes5724]

"Eddie Brick-ull" had me laughing my ass off 😂😂😂

[@graciezundt4201]

😂😂😂

[@MsAppassionata]

I think you should do “A Day In The Life”, “Helter Skelter”, “Eleanor Rigby”, “Strawberry Fields”, and “Here There And Everywhere” by The Beatles. It will give you a little inkling of how diverse their music was. They are impossible to pigeonhole into any narrow category because they didn’t stick to just one genre of music.

[@barriehull7076]

The Beatles were an English rock band from Liverpool who recorded hundreds of songs during their career. The group's "main catalogue"-songs released between 1962 and 1970-consists of 213 songs (four of which exist in different versions): 188 originals and 25 covers. Sgt. Pepper topped the UK charts for 23 consecutive weeks, with a further four weeks at number one in the period through to February 1968.[210] With 2.5 million copies sold within three months of its release,[211] Sgt. Pepper's initial commercial success exceeded that of all previous Beatles albums.[212] It sustained its immense popularity into the 21st century while breaking numerous sales records.[213] In 2003, Rolling Stone ranked Sgt. Pepper at number one on its list of the greatest albums of all time.[163] Wikipedia.

[@radicaladz]

I associate this with the funeral of my maternal grandfather 20 years ago, as it was played during the service. Also, my parents got married the very same day John Lennon was shot and killed in New York, just over 43 years ago. The cycle of life, death, and rebirth is a mysterious thing.

[@user-fc8lz1cg4x]

No, boy band was not a term used back then...neither was pop. Beatles were before bands were put into categories. They started it all. 😊❤

[@netzahuacoyotl]

Pop was a term back then, but it was an umbrella term for anything that wasn’t classical, traditional folk or jazz.

[@braudabo]

The band's at this time were mostly called "Beat-Bands", regardless of the music they played.

[@bluebird1109]

This song always gives me goose bumps💚

[@ryderblu]

I saw the Beatles in concert at the Hollywood Bowl in 1965. Great show.

[@dggydddy59]

I totally envy you, friend.

[@glenncormack1424]

It's about Paul's mother. She is speaking to him. Very emotional.

[@chriscochenour6508]

You guys are by far the best reaction channel! Love this song and I think people see many meanings to this song.

[@lisaborel7714]

The song’s meaning according to Paul McCartney ‘The Liverpool legend explaned: "I had a dream in the Sixties where my mum who died came to me in a dream and was reassuring me, saying: 'It's gonna be OK. Just let it be...'"

[@hopeklemann1]

"sometimes we don't have to get involved in other people's business" most appropriate accurate and profound comment, Hollywood

[@MarkChappell1]

You two have so grown on me. Such characters, but still so dedicated and devoted to your music. And your friendship shows itself so well, it's endearing. Great song and review.

[@mikefetterman6782]

The Beatles came to the US in February. By 3 months later, British managers made all their bands get Beatle hair cuts, suits, and act. The Animals came that summer, The Stones, and Herman's Hermits that fall. Edie Brickell (EEEEdie) She had the song "What I am is what I am" in the 90s.

[@patticrichton1135]

Oh and John and Yoko never ever performed "Let it Be" because it's Paul's song, but yes recorded when the Beatles were still a group, but very soon after broke up

[@joanniesalaiz1853]

❤ hey guys i love this song simply because it got thru when i was going thru chemotherapy and radiation for cancer i would listen to it all the timelove ya guys❤

[@patticrichton1135]

@joanniesalaiz1853 I am so sorry that you had to go through all that. I sincerely hope that you are no longer dealing with cancer, and are doing well.

[@mikefetterman6782]

Dylan introduced them to WEED in 1964, and in 1965 the Dentist of John and George, during a dinner party were dosed LSD as a surprise in their coffee. Ringo joined their LSD club a few months later and Paul, after a year, gave in, and got in trouble when a journalist asked him if he ever did LSD, he told them the truth and preferred they didn't report it , saying it was their responsibility to not advertise that fact. They would be responsible for giving their fans the "drug" image. During a dream, Paul's mother who passed 12 years earlier from cancer, came to him and told him to put down his problems and relax, or let them be.

[@chicagojon1972]

And James Taylor introduced them to opiates

[@patriciaedwards5183]

He actually took his first Acid trip in December of 1965 with Tara Browne at Tara's house. Tara didn't indulge so as to guide Paul if needs be. Tara's wife Nicki spent the evening engrossed in an art book she had. Tara was also with Paul during the Boxing Day moped accident when he wrecked his bike, split his lip and eyebrow and broke his tooth in two.

[@jokami1051]

We had to perform the piano part from this in middleschool music class... hated it back then but hearing it now... damn what a good song...

[@jamesdignanmusic2765]

You were very close with Rainbow! Rainbow's Richie Blackmore was a founder of Deep Purple and played in that band with Coverdale. This is an amazing song, but the Beatles had so many bangers. The song is about the approaching split of the Beatles, and Paul being visited by his dead mother in a dream, saying "just let it go, things will be all right" - but I like your interpretation. Sorry to hear about the pets - they're family and deserve to be grieved.

[@KARENCOGS]

My favorite Beatles song!!❤️❤️

[@Bridgercraft]

This is absolutely my favourite Beatles song (followed very closely by While my guitar gently weeps). It's just a perfectly constructed and performed piece of music, the Beatles at the height of their power. As others have also said, it's sung by Paul and about his mother and accepting things and moving along, putting your past behind you.

[@jamesbuster7123]

Paul is the lead.

[@user-up3ux9jx7c]

Let It Be (album and song) at the Grammys was up for album and song of the year but Simon and Garfunkel Bridge Over Troubled Water took both awards.

[@terri2494]

That was a tough choice to have to make. Both incredible songs musically and lyrically. Both have brought comfort to countless people in difficult times for over half a century. So glad we still have both Pauls, as well as Art and Ringo. RIP John and George.

[@ricardo_miguel13]

I would have given the song to let it be, but the album by simon garfunkel is better

[@757optim]

You guys make me smile. I usually blow off long openings, but y'all have fun. Merry Christmas. Remember the reason for the season.

[@gennyreese420]

This was a great live, thanks guys! you could do an entire week or two or three of just really great Beatles covers, it’s truly remarkable how much great music they put out those four crazy dudes... And earlier on your podcast you were talking about Helter Skelter, it comes up from time to time with you guys and I always think to tell you this story but never got around to it… so the first time I ever heard Helter skelter was from Pat Benatar, I loved it and assumed it was her song… couple years later Mötley Crüe put it on their album Shout at the Devil and I remember thinking man these guys are awesome I can’t believe they’re covering Pat Benatar! A few years later I’m trying to tell my mom how cool Mötley Crüe is that they’re not just all gimmick they have great songs and they cover cool people she was just cracking up…didn’t mind bursting my little bubble and informing me that it was actually a Beatles song lol… in the end we had to agree that both Pat Benatar and Mötley Crüe were cool for covering Helter Skelter 🤘🏼🖤😎

[@sterling8298]

When I was a teen my dad was teaching me about Bob Marley, my mom was teaching me about The Beatles, and my sister taught me bout snoop dog.😊😊😊 And early Metallica and Megadeath taught me about heavy metal.😊😊😊 Then later in my very late teen years, my mom told me about Rage Against the Machine.😊

[@ColetteMalette1]

Paul wrote this song after having a dream where his dead mother came to him and just said Let it Be

[@user-fc8lz1cg4x]

I think Hollywood just had a religious experience on that one. We get it. Great reaction darlins. ❤

[@bluelionvintage8134]

This song isn't just about "world" peace, it's about peace, period. It's about staying in your lane and chilling out with the drama. The young girl who was killed on the cross country trip by her boyfriend had a "let it be" tattoo. It brought me back to the song, and gave me a glimmer of hope that a youngster would find meaning in something decades past. Iconic, indeed.

[@terryallen345]

Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds (LSD) is an acid trip described, well worth your time gentlemen

[@jamesbuster7123]

If you want a good live song. Listen to the live performance of "Don't Let Me Down" on the roof top of Abbey Road studios.

[@morrisgautreau6704]

I'll be at work when this drops, but I'm really looking forward to watching it once I get back tonight!

[@charliecochran3035]

It's just about his mother (passed when he was young) and how he still takes comfort from her during tough times. It is universally applicable and that's what makes it so great. It means all of those things you guys talked about. I saw you tear up at the "when the night is cloudy.." line. I was with you. That verse is the crux of it.

[@genebaughbba3479]

Following the teaching of the Beatles leads to a better life.

[@kimberleyphillips6671]

There will always be an answer.....let It be ......and everyone please chillax. We all live here. 💜🤟

[@rjart4]

"I love music" ....I hear you brother!!!

[@ClearTheRubble7]

Great reaction to one of my favorite bands and songs! I grew up in the 1960's and was introduced to the Beatles by my dad, who was a professional jazz musician. Usually it's the kids who introduce rock music to their parents, but not in my case. 😂 Others might have mentioned this here, but the Beatles--and especially Paul--became a fan of Aretha Franklin after her 1967 debut album and, according to the online music magazine, Far Out: (Quote): "...when Paul McCartney wrote ‘Let It Be’, he sent an acetate demo to the singer (Aretha Franklin) in the hope that she’d record it, which of course she did." She was actually the first to record it for an album, about two months before the Beatles. So in a sense that's the original recording of Let It Be. She did it as a gospel song, which is how I've always thought of it--and how it was presented in the Beatles-inspired movie, Across the Universe. She also recorded other Beatles songs, like Eleanor Rigby. Far Out magazine goes on to say that Aretha "...went on to record further covers of Beatles songs such as 'The Fool on The Hill’ and ‘The Long and Winding Road’. When Franklin died on August 16th, 2018, Paul McCartney said: 'Let’s all take a moment to give thanks for the beautiful life of Aretha Franklin, the Queen of our souls, who inspired us all for many many years.'"

[@ClearTheRubble7]

Side note: UK rapper/musician Ren (whom you've done great reactions for) mentioned Let It Be in his song Seven Sins and played a cover version of it for his fans from his apartment, with just him and his guitar.

[@robwalsh9843]

For me, the craziest thing about the Beatles is that they explored so many types of music in such a short amount of time compared to other artists. Their career was kind of brief, but their creativity just went for days.

[@Soundhypno]

John Riley, a dentist acquaintance of John and Cynthia Lennon, George Harrison and his wife, Pattie Boyd. At a dinner party attended by Lennon and Harrison and their partners in March 1965, Riley had laced their coffee with LSD, providing the two Beatles with their first experience of the drug.

[@mikecaetano]

Eternal Classic. This song dropped when I was three years old or thereabouts. I remember hearing it playing on the radio at the Dairy Queen my father took us to after church one Sunday morning. The "Mother Mary" line stuck out for me at the time when I was learning church stories and such. The 2007 jukebox musical film, Across The Universe, used a powerful gospel version of "Let It Be" to highlight it's dramatization of some of the social strife experienced in the US in the 1960's. Check it out when you can.

[@kristaspecht]

Morning guys! Ive heard this song many times at work and other places but not in my headphones til today. It touched my heart hearing it this way,in a new way🙂 thanks for sharing this❤️🤓

[@JMGoldSC]

This is from '69 and into 1970...one of their last hits

[@trishc3099]

Life without music would be very sad indeed.

[@AP-gb3eh]

1st Condolences on your dog . McCarthy said he had a dream about his mother Mary who had passed away. She said that to him and it made him feel better. We have to remember to let go of all the world’s trauma sometimes.You can’t let the world crush your soul,it doesn’t help anyone. Sometimes ……. ☮️

[@taylorf081]

Such a beautiful song

[@RichardRusiecki-ux3tc]

The Beatles were very active in the civil rights movement. Their song Black Bird was in support of Rosa Parks. Peace and Love was a major theme in their catalog. Johns Give Peace a Chance is a must listen.

[@johnsambo9379]

They did nothing for civil rights but do drugs and make millions. Lennon was a communist fool.

[@RadCenter]

If you watch the Peter Jackson documentary "The Beatles: Get Back," you'll get to see Paul actually writing this song in real time. Goosebumps.

[@thomasmcgivney4519]

This is The Beatles. They operate in another dimension musically 🤙.

[@Bill_Jones.]

I wish I could think of a guitar solo as good as George Harrison.

[@Chaudette-Le-Soir]

I hope you guys will do lots of Beatles songs, their catalog is incredible

[@wendysharp8291]

Love this song. So beautiful and meaningful for different reasons to different people. But you killed me with the Yokozuna. That's what I'm gonna call her from now on..😂

[@willbarrow8753]

The Beatles... They were only together for 7 years... But put out 21 albums!!!

[@cyndigirl418]

This is my favorite Beatles song. It became even more special when my grandmother, whose name was Mary, passed away at age 91 in 2021 due to COVID. I think of her each time that I hear this now. ❤❤❤❤

[@TheMUSICHEART]

Hey, guys, keep going.... Any band or popular rocker from the mid-60s until cassettes then CDs took over. The order records were released was not as important as the order of the songs on the record. But, album covers were another layer to experience kinesthetically and visually and auditorily. More feels! Deep Mojo.

[@toddmitchell7542]

My first concert was the Wings Over America, tour of Paul McCartney and Wings, in the Kingdome on the floor, I was 17, Paul, Linda, and Denny Lane sat on stools at the edge of the stage and played some acoustic songs, Blackbird was one and then it was just Paul…and he opened with Let It Be, and you could’ve heard a pin drop after the initial recognition of the song, and a huge rush went through the Kingdome.

[@rubroken]

Great music can bring anyone to tears.....that's almost the definition of great music

[@barbwolpert1856]

I saw Paul with Wings in 1992 in Boulder, CO. Incredible. Simply incredible....

[@bikertrash64babe]

beatles just love them. have all there albums🙂🙂

[@braddicken6776]

I am a huge fan of your channel. I rarely comment on reviews, but I actually look for your responses. Good job guys.

[@monkeyhouse1672]

1. The Beatles were never called a 'boy band'. That term is a very recent term and refers to synthetic / produced or manufactured groups of (often talentless) idiots. 2. The band were not hippies. At all. They often refuted this. You don't need to be a member of the hippy crowd to want peace - said John. 3. They were, instead, exploring psychedelic music, psychotropic substances and blues, and soul as well as harder edged music which began to influence their own, wonderful style. ❤ James from Liverpool, UK 🇬🇧

[@patticrichton1135]

@monkeyhouse1424 and "BOY BANDS" just sang while doing choreograpned dance routines and played NO instruments.

[@elowishusmirkatroid4898]

They went to India to study meditation with the Maharishi Yogi. I think all this makes them the original "Hippies".

[@sandybourdeau9300]

Paul McCartney wrote it about his mother. McCartney is vocalist.

[@tommyk6719]

@allnewnow2023Paul’s playing the grand piano.

[@user-up3ux9jx7c]

It was Paul’s mother (Mary) who would tell him, when he was young, to Let It Be because he worried about things.

[@southernbybirth9147]

Thanks for another great reaction. Now get to one of their really smoking rockers. Helter Skelter is the most rocking song they did. Hoping and waiting for your reaction to it.

[@nathanclarke2777]

Love you guys!

[@Mary-xo7ue]

One of their best❤❤😂😂 Enjoy.

[@supasoulproductions]

A lot of people think that "Mother Mary comes to me' is a religious reference. But it is actually about a dream that Paul had where his late mother (whose name was Mary) came to comfort him in a dream.

[@elowishusmirkatroid4898]

It can mean whatever you need it to mean at the time. That makes it Poetry.

[@supasoulproductions]

@@elowishusmirkatroid4898 As with all lyrics they can speaak to you in different ways. But I was relating the story that Macca told about writing it.

[@jamesdrynan]

The angelic harmonies entering at 9:11lend a mystical quality to the song. Billy Preston's entry on organ at 9:50 takes the tune to church. For some magical reason, this arrangement provokes an emotional response. Brilliant!

[@dadjeans391]

Love this song, but if you are looking for an underrated Beatles song, check out While my guitar gently weeps featuring Eric Clapton. Absolutely brilliant song

[@chrisleech6229]

Paul wrote it about his mother Mary. He had a dream about her where he was struggling with things and in the dream she said let it be 13:34

[@jeperstone]

This was a song Paul wrote whilst the Beatles were having problems.and Paul was distraught. Paul's deceased mother, Mary, came to him in a dream and told him to 'Let it be'

[@Stretch79]

I bet you guys are thinking of John Lennon's Imagine

[@tomerikmartinsen359]

This song means so much to me lost my wife in mars but have my dog hes 8 so maybe 4 years more but you must let it be but still you remember and cherish dem please brothers from another mother love your content👍

[@BillyBong]

Imagine is the solo Lennon slow song

[@VerucaSalt70]

I think y'all need to react to Edie Brickell and the New Bohemians "What I Am" because of Hollywood messing up her name so bad!!!

[@beatlesarebest]

Beatlesarebest! 😍😍😍😍