scouse of distinction

[@taybong]

George's accent and speaking voice.. I can listen to him for hours.

[@bohemian.ratsody]

George’s accent makes me so happy for no reason

[@NaaHva]

Terry Johnston

[@juliecurran9884]

It's lovely ❤

[@valeriemercer9463]

Yes, very distinguished-like! (I love Georgie's accent!)

[@uhhh925]

Valerie Mercer sameeeeee

[@automix343]

Although Paul's Scouse accent doesn't seem as strong as John and George's, I can still hear it in Paul's accent.

[@dylanw.8428]

Tom S I always thought that Paul's scouse accent was stronger than John's.

[@evelioherrera64]

Emma W. When Paul says words like "Back" and "Book" you hear it

[@jaejunlee3377]

Tom S Well, in Till There Was You, you can clearly hear him saying 'saw-er' which means 'saw'

[@NaaHva]

Suddently it became more strong after November 1966... "Oh yeah, we want to get bettah, but if we're naht listened to and we cAn't even hear ourselves then we can't improve. So we're try'na ge better with things like recording" - this man who said that in December 1966 is definitely not Paul.

[@Fitzroyfallz]

I notice it when he says words like ‘ringing’ where he pronounces the first G quite strongly like ‘ring-ging’

[@uhhh925]

I love George’s voice

[@Heavensdoor92]

How can you not like the Beatles? Thumbs up!

[@ianmc621]

Scouse Power

[@mariadanielaoliveracalvo7040]

I love the way they talk. They're so funny.

[@cassandravalle3989]

I always repeat this quote to myself about 10 times each day and I don’t know why

[@jamesdavies5266]

You’re lovely

[@azloii9781]

i love how John, the one with the wife, was gonna be the one to actually pull

[@TheMellin]

George HaRRison aw john

[@fernandovernon3578]

The scousest thing i've ever seen

[@rachelthompson7487]

I love this scene so much and when Paul talks to the girls.

[@akiouchiyama]

George "Harison"

[@TheBeatlesSissel]

Aww I love their accents!!!

[@mootheconqueror1965]

You'll never walk alone

[@MikuHatsune-go9ih]

Georgie, you funny boy!

[@MidnightJellies]

God, I love their accent :DD It's sooo cute

[@ktulu6]

dont rOOOsh!!

[@abz4zayn]

I'm from Liverpool, and I really don't have a very strong accent but theirs are like not there. This video is the best I've seen for having strong scouse accents, all of the others they don't sound very strong. Maybe that's because I'm so used to the accent though?

[@msperfectionable]

I heard they tried covering it up but I'm not sure how true that is, I'd have to agree with you on that though it's not even there subtly

[@HappinessIsAWarmGun]

What does it mean? None of your five bar gate jumps it over sorts of stuff? I'm Korean and I don't know what it means but George's accent is so attractive

[@gringotroller]

I’m American and wondering the same thing

[@kacema70]

Paul´s mom taugth to her sons to speak "good english" without the "vulgar" Scouse accent... :)

[@om5101]

@Otis Williams Pauls liverpool accent is very noticible now.

[@sinceunati]

I guess the scouse accent would be like us in the States having a "country" accent. Or even an East Coast accent. Maybe that's the cockney of the States. Haha

[@user-vj5xg8yc5f]

​@@sinceunatiI always thought Scouse is sort of like Boston accent and southern US is like west country UK accent.

[@Mitch93]

​@@user-vj5xg8yc5f Scouse is scouse. It's not like any yank accent.

[@snakerman2612]

Yeah but northerners are considered “rednecks” , it’s actually the opposite of the US. A scouse accent is still to this day associated with someone with limited schooling and of “lower class”, which is ridiculous

[@yourdagan]

Just reminds me so completely of The History Boys. Comfy.

[@SiennaWooldridge]

Am I the only one who really noticed that when John moved to New York, he sorta lost his accent?

[@MakeMePotatos]

Reading your comment while I'm searching for examples of Lennon's Scouse accent, and I have just watched an interview from late 70's, where his accent is more American-like. So ye, indeed.

[@xXLilac_Stars666Xx]

Sienna Wooldridge Yeah, that's what usually happens when you move to a different country for a long period of time.

[@lesliezaremba2195]

You would, too. Everyone adapts.

[@WinkDaMan07]

Ringo too, after living in LA for many years

[@miguelmanzano3960]

Bet if he did a she loves you performance it's she loves you yes yes yes

[@IAmTheRealKen]

LMAO this is great!

[@aaronsaunders6974]

what a great micro-language; even better than bristol

[@finckel2682]

Interestingly, all Beatles but John come from a working class background, and people who come from such background usually have a thicker accent. John was raised by his aunt, who was married a middle class man called George Smith, even though his aunt herself came from a working class family. Still, it seems John's accent is more noticeable than Paul's, when it should have been the opposite.

[@Alex-ox7fm]

maybe a case of the more well off john trying to appear more modest and the more modest paul trying to appear more well off haha

[@finckel2682]

@@Alex-ox7fm Exactly.

[@namn.2466]

Epic

[@alexalbarnturner1112]

thank god for subs

[@KeizerHedorah]

george is so wooden its hilarious

[@ThePDPR]

What have I just witnessed?

[@ireneonly]

hahaha! what?

[@nersesarslanian6751]

is this a movie?

[@0_obethy424]

yes, A Hard Days Night

[@Bhabna10]

Dont rooosh

[@jojipogi]

lol

[@CrispyRingo]

@RoxxtheOldies2 Who cares? They're Liverpudlian!

[@dr.winstonoboogie7302]

Don’t røsh