The Beatles - Revolution REACTION THIS IS AMAZING

[@sagan666]

They are the greatest band of all time.

[@josephtingley654]

If you listen to them in chronological order it is like listening to them grow up.

[@4ujj]

Absolutely

[@gioconda43]

Yep that's the best way to appreciate their music.

[@stephentoto6564]

Put it perfectly!

[@pinkbeatle2012]

I still do like their old stuff, but it is really night and day by their quality later on.

[@sourisvoleur4854]

@Joseph Tingley -- Well said.

[@CBGB_1977]

ANYONE who says The Beatles are “overrated “ are not real music lovers. The Beatles were influential to every single band / artists who are truly talented artists without fear of creative journeys.

[@jamespasifull3424]

I'm surprised that Lennon & McCartney's idol, Lonnie Donegan, is hardly even mentioned nowadays! The guy was a monster in his day!! 😲

[@samglover4923]

For real, you can not like their music, but to say that they were bad musicians and are overrated is factually incorrect. Almost every musician around today can probably trace back inspiration to either the Beatles, or to another artist that was inspired by the Beatles. Regardless of what you think of them, they WERE extremely influential

[@nl5828]

@@jamespasifull3424 what do you mean? Lonnie Donegan is now the host of the Tonight Show on NBC! ;)

[@stephanielane1821]

I've heard professional musician's, say that in a different era their talent would be likened to Beethoven, Bach Mozart, etc. Better than any other band, as far as versatility and scope goes.

[@wwekane2468]

And usually the ones who say that think they only sounded like love me so

[@andresigharas8168]

To:HazeBruv:The Beatles,Truely REVOLUTIONIZED MODERN MUSIC. period.

[@kestrelle5345]

The progression of their musical journey was like no other in it's range.

[@BuffaloC305]

And THAT takes a study of their albums. Joni Mitchell... Steely Dan... I'm sure there are others, but most performers and bands don't have 'generations' or 'eras' of their music.

[@grilledspaghetti]

And it all took a total of 8 years after they returned from Hamburg and broke out in Liverpool. That whole journey from matching suits and moptops to Peppers to hippy John and George. 8 years.

[@garp-cm7te]

Fram I Want to Hold Your Hand to yesterday to Revolution 2 I want you

[@johnduffy8532]

And in only NINE fucking years. Unbelievable

[@ploppill34]

Well said👍🏻✌️

[@Naiant]

The crazy thing is that the same man wrote "Yesterday" and "Helter Skelter," and the same man wrote "Julia" and "Revolution." The Beatles could do anything.

[@juliereminiec4937]

Naiant, Did you know that Julia was John Lennon's way of saying goodbye to his mother?

[@GBURGE55]

@redlightflash I think Naiant's point is McCartney wrote both Yesterday & Helter Skelter & Lennon wrote both Julia & Revolution. Soft love songs & heavy rock. Either of them could write BOTH type of songs.

[@stevens5541]

They couldn't match the bee gees

[@jamesswindle5253]

@@stevens5541 Talk fffffffffking sense if you want people to listen. Who would want to hear the Bee gees screech through a whole album

[@cuebj]

@redlightflash but the same man wrote them - which is what he wrote then compared that with two other songs written by same man. Both men were very versatile

[@kellywann3794]

The Beatles were simply the best band ever. If you disagree, you can argue with history.

[@allensaunders449]

I like the beatles i won't call them the best bsnd ever. They are definitely the most important band ever socially . Different things

[@superjeproxy7135]

they are the greatest..no band comes close..

[@oldsensei8350]

They were the best

[@duff0120]

@@allensaunders449 beatles will always be 1 step up from everyone else. even David gilmour from Pink floyd himself, said beatles were a better band his band. the video is on youtube

[@joealyjim3029]

@@allensaunders449 i know music is subjective but The Beatles are objectively the best band of all time. Actually fuck that, the best artist of all time.

[@Richard2003]

It is nice to see someone else discover the Beatles.

[@stuartharrison165]

Yep , discovered him today , spent the last few hours watching him freak out at them . He's gold , makes me wish I could go back 50 yrs ago & find those LPs one by one again .

[@robertsaul234]

The Abbey Road medley that closes out their final album: "Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight/ The End". It's got everything in it.

[@prettyteeth]

The Beatles really went out on their shield.

[@NathanVeenstra]

That’s what I said about a week ago 😉😘

[@raymondmanderville505]

The End , is 32 seconds of peace

[@douglaslangley501]

Really a must listen medley!!

[@rodin3872]

"The Long One"

[@lisalotwin3154]

You know that now you OWE IT TO MUSIC to make sure that every brother, sister, cousin, son and daughter hear these works of art by this band.

[@zeppelinmexicano]

They never made two songs that sounded the same. They had a never ending creative source.

[@juliereminiec4937]

The best protest song ever written !

[@JD_Cool]

HazeBruv, that "switching up styles" you're admiring was 100% purposeful by the Beatles. Unlike many bands who obey their record company's demand to replicate every hit song, the Beatles NEVER wanted to repeat themselves. In historical hindsight of their song catalog, it's a staggering accomplishment.

[@johnderose2450]

I love John Lennon singing and song writing, it's so amazing...and Ringo's drumming is always unique and adds a new layer to the song!

[@alabhaois]

This song is SO appropriate for today!!! All their music is so damn good!!! Better than anyone else!! 😎

[@user-michael77]

I'm 43 and been a Beatles fan for as long as I can remember. It's amazing they only recorded for 8 years and put out so much variety, influential material.

[@toddkurzbard]

It gives me great joy every time I see a younger dude not so familiar with The Beatles when they hear one of their songs for the first time, and their mouth falls open, there eyeballs bug out, and the just say, "Ho-LY SH*T!!!!!!".

[@whichgodofthousandsmeansno5306]

They are one of the few bands where like every song is a masterpiece. Too hard to pick a favorite song. Each one deliver its own magic and mood.

[@docvega5465]

It was their social sensibility abd their innovation that made them so incredible but also their love for people and freedom!

[@johnnylastovica6511]

It was a blast growing up with these dudes , glad to see the people still digging their messages Gotta do RAIN First song to use backward loops Beatles first in many things .

[@lindasokolowski8506]

It was a blast! We got to see them grow up. ❤

[@Trendyflute]

If you want more "harder" Beatles, give a listen to "Taxman", "Paperback Writer", "Everybody's Got Something To Hide Except Me And My Monkey", and "I Want You (She's So Heavy)"!

[@Zebred2001]

Stevie Ray Vaughn also covered Taxman!

[@williamjordan5554]

And come together

[@martinmillar5629]

Don't forget Helter Skelter!

[@pattyg8464]

Hey Bulldog

[@Trendyflute]

@@martinmillar5629 He just did Helter Skelter a few days ago :)

[@joannamatry8911]

I listen to them all the time. I miss them. Sing John ..your voice is perfect.

[@howcotube]

I follow some who react to the Beatles as the Beatles are my life (best way to explain it) But you react better than anyone and you do get it - The Beatles are the best there is and there will never be another group like them or even close, ever! So keep on enjoying the Fab Four and I will watching!!

[@jmelio1]

Me too. I love to hear the reactions to them. I literally grew up with their music from the age of 5 when they came out. They are part of me.

[@dmCurator]

John was prophetic with this one. Great reaction. 👍

[@janetmueller9195]

The Beatles were so versatile! Every song was.different, displaying many genres of music. They were never boring because they kept adding knew instruments, rhythms, and harmonies, etc. to each verse or chorus. When I was a teenager, we couldn't wait for the next song on the radio, or new album. You couldn't tear yourself away from listening closely to every song. Keep listening!

[@djs3484]

They each have their moments in this phenomenal song, John's singing those lyrics are as good as it gets then or now.

[@dannydoc1969]

Every Beatle song is different, they play all genres, from Rock, Blues, Country, they started Rap, Jazz, every type. Living through their journey, waiting for each album, it was amazing. They also innovated the whole music industry, and introduced studio techniques still used today. They are my favorite group.

[@themadcow71]

Tomorrow Never Knows - The Beatles. This one sounds like it was recorded yesterday not 1966!

[@DanMcManus]

This one. Tomorrow Never Knows - "Turn off your mind, relax and float down stream"

[@parkb5320]

Except that Yesterday was recorded in 1965 lol.

[@sst3d]

Yesterday sounds like it was recorded yesterday...

[@sst3d]

I do take your point having said that

[@DC05570]

Imagine the minds blown when people first heard “TNK?” Still holds up 50-plus years later. It’s like showing 15th-century German printing press inventor Johannes Gutenberg today’s Xerox machines and laser printers🖨, yo!!!😜

[@jackiesueann3476]

Favorite band! They went from 0- 100 in a short period of time! Amazing.✌❤🎶😁

[@nahoj234]

You should try "happiness is a warm gun" and "while my guitar gently weeps" really good songs from them. Or why not there most experimentel song "tomorrow never knows" so ahead of it's time.

[@jessiehermit9503]

Or "Revolution No. 9."

[@Disco_Rider]

@@jessiehermit9503 ho boy revolution 9 you sure m8?

[@cocoaman1564]

@@Disco_Rider number 9

[@MS-xu7jm]

I Want to Hold Your Hand to Revolution ... all within 6 years - absolutely mind blowing

[@LightsCameraKonkle]

I've always loved The Beatles music and you make me love it all over again

[@tomclemens5345]

Happiness Is A Warm Gun should also be on your Beatles list somewhere!

[@blazeesq2000]

Happiness Is a Warm Gun is a masterpiece. Like Beethoven's 5th, Bach or Coltrane.

[@scobysport]

Best Lennon Vocal!

[@UnexpectedTurnOfEvents]

I Want You (She's So Heavy), Got to Get Into My Life, Get Back, Come Together, She Came In Through the Bathroom Window, and of course, A Day in a Life.

[@seerofallthatisobvious1316]

People always overlook the early great stuff. "Please,Please Me", "Don't Bother Me", "I Should Have Known Better" and about a million more well before the Let it Be and Abby Road era.

[@willswomble7274]

Basically, start with the first album, enjoy each track, then proceed with all the rest, while reading their life stories and about George Martin, Abbey Road, and Apple. Then visit Liverpool and London.

[@seerofallthatisobvious1316]

@@willswomble7274 Don't forget to visit Hamberg, Germany too.

[@willswomble7274]

@@seerofallthatisobvious1316 Of course, Hamburg, you are right!

[@dobythedog]

THE greatest band of all time. There's nothing that can be said. FACT!

[@everettewell6167]

AMEN!!!

[@cheripetty1805]

There's just a small handful of bands that people choose to regard as the greatest band of all time. But one thing is for sure, if the Beatles had never been, neither would have those other bands, and the world would have become a much different place. The 60's as we know them would not have happened if it were not for the Beatles. Music. Fashion. Youth Culture. Peace Movement. The Sexual revolution. Nothing would have been the same it not for them! They were the most pivotal and influential entity of the 20th century. Their music endears, endures and will stand the test of time until the end of time itself. It belongs to the Ages! ✌🍒🇨🇦🍁🇨🇦

[@kayneedham6992]

Queen 👑

[@everettewell6167]

@Cheri Petty Well Said!!!!

[@777petew]

It's great to hear you talk about them like we did from 60s onwards. They were a revelation to us too. Many thanks.

[@jenniferjacobs228]

The Beatles certainly evolved from the early 60's to the late 60's and were prolific. Amazing music and lyrics right to the end.

[@kenennis6287]

As someone who has known them from the beginning, it is amazing to see people discover them for the first time and realize just how amazing they were.

[@hungfao]

Great reaction! And now a few anecdotes: This was not the original version of this song. John originally wrote it with a slow more bluesy vibe, but it wasn't considered 'poppy' enough to be their next single. So, he revamped it and this is the result. You can hear the original version on the 'White Album'. The Beatles always tried to remain apolitical in their music, at first. After 1966, they began to put more social commentary in the music though it was subtle. John had always wanted to be more bold so if you read these lyrics, they pretty much describe his 1960s point of view and opposition to the war in Vietnam(or war in general). Here, he has the line in reference to destruction, 'don't you know that you can count me out'. But if you check the 'White Album' version he follows the word 'out' with 'in'. When asked about that he noted that sometimes you have to be destructive in order to create change. Also, when this song came out on the 45 as the flip side to 'Hey Jude', many people were so dismayed by this overdriven guitar tone that they thought there was something wrong with the record and took it back. No, folks, this is only another example of the Fabs creating sounds you've never heard before. On a personal note: I once tried to imitate this tone in the mid 70s using the equipment that was available at the time. I succeeded. It sounded awesome but it caused the amp's internals to produce a very frightening red glow. I switched it off immediately and let it cool but I don't think that hardware was ever the same after that.

[@robertsaul234]

...and if you go back further to the Esher demos it even sounds a little bit gospel. It's up tempo in the demo. John said he was asked by certain groups to participate in the violent overthrow of government's. The Beatles and The Rolling Stones were to be the face of the movement and support them vocally and financially. John's response was this song and The Rolling Stones' was "Street Fighting Man".

[@nozecone]

Seems to me it's more a response to people hitting them up for money and their endorsement for dubious causes than about 'opposition to the war in Vietnam' - I don't see that in it ....

[@martingreen2633]

I am the walrus is right up there.

[@Squirrelconga]

GooGooG'Joob

[@otisroseboro2837]

Yes

[@tonyasullivan1133]

Love it

[@PackerBronco]

"The Beatles are the best ever at what they do" .... and they do whatever they WANT.

[@chrisjenkins6120]

Paul McCartney just rolls on his bass. Listen! This is real time... not digital.

[@everettewell6167]

Yesssss!!!

[@steevenfrost]

One of the best Bass players ever!

[@rebeccamaracle2878]

I love his bass work in Silly Love Songs. I know it was post-Beatles but it's still a bop.

[@steevenfrost]

@@rebeccamaracle2878 Agree it was more than keeping a beat it was fun and bouncy.

[@connecticutcollectibles8164]

Heavy bass.

[@thomasaskew1985]

I just love it when people discover the Beatles.

[@ontrack16]

thank you for doing this song, quite overlooked and underrated song amongst the Beatles' catalogue but one of my favorites. People of the time pointed to this song and the Revolver album as a whole as something completely new and different. Blew the fans minds and started to gain more reputable respect in the global community. Thanks again!

[@markcowling1275]

Don’t miss the message in this tune. It was important then,and now ! Love your excitement and positivity 👍🏻❤️

[@dougsusie2319]

You're about to be amazed many more times, just keep listening. Try Lennon's Nowhere Man, Dear Prudence, Happiness Is A Warm Gun. Harrison's Something and Mccartney's Oh Darling.

[@kathleensaladin2078]

Nowhere man it spoke to me

[@Barb5001]

It's impossible to ever pick a favorite Beatles song as there are so many songs with many different styles. One day you are in the mood for one particular Beatles song and you have to hear it ... and another day, you may be in a different mood and you have to hear a different song.. They were very prolific song writers and inventive musicians...... and they has a real social conscience

[@ritamariechaumont1342]

Something In The Way She Moves and While My Guitar Gently Weeps .. you will love ❤️

[@rickc661]

George , best songs on both the 'White album' and 'Abby Road'. not a bad resume

[@robertrouse4503]

Just Something.

[@waynemarvin5661]

The Greatest Rock Band of All Time.

[@bigtrouble4447]

thank you for listening.... peace brother....

[@rirchardrubio5621]

This song is like one the first Hard 🎸 Rock and Metal during this time.

[@ethelynchristopher6995]

There's a reason why many consider them the greatest band ever. The way they were able to produce music so many people related to and loved even as it changed and evolved drasiticly over a relatively short period of time. So many different styles of music and important messages to the world.

[@Mirrorgirl492]

Everyone's favourite Beatles song is the one they are listening to at the time. Every Beatles song is perfection.

[@feednanigan]

You’d dig Instant Karma by John Lennon of you loved Revolution.

[@Soundhypno]

I Want You (She's So Heavy)

[@tinypurplefishesrunlaughin8052]

Yeah buddy !!

[@sjw5797]

And "Oh! Darlin'".

[@thegirlinquestion]

dude should just do an Abbey Road album reaction

[@uiojklp2134]

he said it's coming sooner than we think!

[@williampearson9679]

Listen to While My Guitar Gently Weeps and Here Comes the Sun to hear the Beatles in another light.

[@cliffordschaffer5289]

If you want to see different, see the slower version of this same song. Same song, entirely different feel. In the 1960s, this was what music was like every day.

[@pattimurphyrocks]

The relevance of Revolution, right now in September of 2022 is eerie. The Beatles.....rock stars, virtuosos, prophets, trail blazers. They were and still are the most important thing that happened to music in the history of the world. I am so glad that I was born in 1955 and could fully appreciate and experience them beginning when I was 9 years old. I am 67 and I am still thrilled and yes, emotionally moved by the Beatles.

[@GrouchyMarx]

Dip into some of their early stuff too, like "I Feel Fine" 1965, "She's A Woman" 1964, "You've Got To Hide Your Love Away" 1965, "A Hard Days Night" 1964, "Norwegian Wood" 1965, "Can't Buy Me Love" 1964, and many others. They produced well over 200 songs. A lot to dig through! And definitely do "Tomorrow Never Knows" 1966, very different from their early tunes for sure!

[@cathyopthof8136]

Don’t forget Rocky Raccoon!

[@GrouchyMarx]

@@cathyopthof8136 Most definitely, Rocky Raccoon! He's done about 3 from The White Album so there's still plenty of songs there to explore like RR. 😎👍

[@johnmorris7262]

They continue to blow my mind after all these years!!!! They continue to make my life worth living!!!!

[@mahlonmclean1054]

There are at least three versions of “Revolution” There is also a Do-Wop version and a straight rock and roll version. Every one is just as good in its own way.

[@leslieduncan2405]

I LOVE THE BEATLES!!!

[@bassioelmucho]

All those songs just listed are great, especially Tomorrow Never Knows because it is the first song to use tape looping!

[@tinypurplefishesrunlaughin8052]

You are reacting just like millions of us who lived through the Beatles era. Ain’t it great? “Lovin’ yer lovin’”, Stay on the journey.

[@bassioelmucho]

@@tinypurplefishesrunlaughin8052 I'm actually a second round fan fron the 70's when I was a teenager. It's been a continuing thread throughout my life!

[@rickc661]

from the Revolver' recording sessions. the 45 rpm single with ' Rain' and ' paperback writer'. Rain is super cool. Paperback writer is - a Beatle song. ps. rambling on - the inventors of 'Cool' modern life - 'Norweigian wood' from Rubber soul. John's song, Georges intro to Indian culture, Sitar etc

[@southernwanderer7912]

"Rain," the first song with backwards lyrics ever - at the end of the song. They said it was done on accident but I doubt that.

[@captaincarl8230]

@@southernwanderer7912 It was an accident. John stated "After we'd done the session on that particular song - it ended at about four or five in the morning - I went home with a tape to see what else you could do with it. And I was sort of very stoned and tired, you know, not knowing what I was doing, and I just happened to put it on my own tape recorder and it came out backwards. And I liked it better. So that's how it happened."

[@southernwanderer7912]

@@captaincarl8230 In other words, it was accidental and then on purpose.

[@goodoz9942]

LOL...the Beatles were great fun...and familiar sounds from the past. They were one of a kind...Glad you liked it.

[@TodayImMaking]

I'm a fan of The Beatles too, and I am excited for you to hear more. They literally have hundreds of amazing songs...

[@adamserafini6945]

The Beatles are a Revolution. Amazing they wrote all of this material themselves and wanted effects made or developed that we have today. Some they did have made and used near their end. So much of a collaborated talent as a group off the charts on every scale of measure. Visionaries of genesis !!! Glad you discovered them.

[@Richard2003]

Proof of God is that the Beatles found each other.

[@makaveli201071]

Whats god got to do with anything?

[@jontatum4868]

"Imagine"

[@jjmarz1001]

... And proof of humanity is that after 10 years they couldn't stand to be in the same room with eachother.

[@douglascrandall7230]

Again, the live version of this song is fire.

[@davidwhite8220]

One of the best rock songs ever. The Beatles could do whatever they wanted, as well or better than anyone.

[@home2624]

Probably the best "B" side ever on a single record.

[@garycambus29]

Don't agree - Rock Me by ABBA - this is second best

[@milo0839]

@@garycambus29 nah bro it’s this

[@thebookofeli849]

To me Day Tripper is the second best B side to a single TO MY KNOWLEDGE

[@home2624]

@@thebookofeli849 At the time Day Tripper was released as a double A-side single with We Can Work It Out. Not bad for a single record lol.

[@thebookofeli849]

@@home2624 Oh my mistake I thought Day Tripper was the B side and We can work it out was the A side

[@marrkhicks]

This song is nothing without Ringo straight out killing it!

[@Haldane1585]

This guy has the best personality. Reminds me of my Aunty lol. Great job. Oh yeah, you’d be hard pressed to find a bad Beatles song (unless you try revolution 9 or wild honey pie). All of the selections in this comment section are great, good luck choosing what next!

[@johnandrews3151]

There is a laid back version of Revolution on the White Album called Revolution 1. Please pick the 2018 Mix version

[@Bekka_Noyb]

prefer the 2009 stereo remaster

[@secolerice]

I love the laid back version a lot!

[@mikeb3835]

The shooby-doo-wah version.

[@waynec3563]

The promo video for this single version also included the "shooby-doo-wah" kzbin.info/www/bejne/eHiveK2Ijb5oeNk If he wants to hear something completely different he should do Revolution 9.

[@porflepopnecker4376]

I way prefer this version. I also have a lot more respect for the "count me out" John than the wishy-washy "count me out...in" John.

[@shihyuchu6753]

Polythene pam , And your bird can sing, Everybody's got something to hide except me and my monkee

[@themadcow71]

Love your reactions and you've just scratched the surface with the Beatles.

[@bassioelmucho]

Oh and Rain!

[@scottwatson9453]

I don't understand why people would dislike your awesome reactions to The Beatles. I love how much you love the Beatles. Keep on rocking out bro!

[@eduardooscar309]

When someone asked what is your favourite song? I said: Hey Jude / Revolution first single realized by Apple Records the major and greatest single of ever and this is so enough to say THE BEATLES is the major and greatest band of ever They change the rock & pop music

[@bassioelmucho]

She Said She said too!

[@brentstevenson1484]

THEY ALWAYS TRIED TO IMPROVE AND NEVER DO THE SAME STYLE TWICE

[@willmcpherson8097]

You think those 4 songs are that different, you need to check out early Beatles, from like 1963, you wouldn't be able to tell its the same band. They changed so much in 8 years. That's why they are the best. They didn't settle and always where looking to expand.

[@jeffmartin1026]

If you want to rock out - A Hard Day's Night, Ticket To Ride, And Your Bird Can Sing, All To Much, Hey Bulldog, Back In The USSR will get you moving.

[@MOONSIP2]

Man, that's exactly the way we reacted when we first listened to it in 1968. 😊 Luv ya, bruh.

[@retroactive1autrey668]

Brother, can you imagine what this did to my head when I was 13? Keep on with the true that.

[@barbarastrayhorn4667]

Got to listen to this on the radio with other great Beatle songs, Rolling Stones, Doors, Three Dog Night. Nothing better.

[@antonybrennan]

You are the best song reaction person around. I have been loving on the Beatles for all my life but to hear your reactions makes me love them more. You make me laugh and cry. You are the best.

[@456012]

I also vote for Tomorrow Never Knows next which revolutionized sampling in pop music

[@redgreen82]

Such a good choice. While my Guitar Gently Weeps (original version), I am the Walrus, I Want You (She's so Heavy), or Eleanor Rigby should be on your horizon.

[@louiealbarado3233]

I've been looking through my phone and I'm glad to see how many people are just discovering the Beatles,I am fortunate to have grown up with their music and the British Invasion so you people that are just discovering this kind of music you have a lot of catching up to do , happy listening but don't just listen to it you got to hear it,

[@trevorjones9368]

This guy is great. Brings me back to my first time hearing the Beatles - big time energy

[@michaelbriefs9764]

Speaking of fire, be sure to check out "I Want You" from the Abbey Road album!! It ROCKS!!

[@francelaferriere6106]

I don't know what music would sound like without The Beatles. They're the bomb.

[@hansvandijk1487]

Dear George, John, RIP.

[@129robertp]

In ten years they did what they did. Unbelievable.

[@timeouthumanity2067]

Beatles music is timeless and you can't say that about many bands / artists... and they did it first... it's really nuts... great reaction my man

[@javicorrea2426]

Listen to “Because” by the Beatles it’s one of the most beautiful songs I’ve ever heard

[@hansvandijk1487]

Definitely! Greetings from the Netherlands 🇳🇱.

[@rebeccamaracle2878]

Oh god, it's HAUNTING

[@mylonelyheartagain2507]

Thank u my brother.... Your reactions to the beatles hearing them songs was so priceless... I'm hug fan of the fab4.

[@stevenspringer1599]

beatlemania lives!

[@yohannbiimu]

There's a video of them performing this live, with Paul and George doing "scooby-do-wops" in the background. It's a great video.