The Beatles were an English rock band formed in Liverpool in 1960. With the… Read Full Bio ↴The Beatles were an English rock band formed in Liverpool in 1960. With the line-up comprising John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr, they are regarded as one of the most influential bands of all time. The group was integral to the development of 1960s counterculture and popular music's recognition as an art form. Rooted in skiffle, beat and 1950s rock and roll, their sound incorporated elements of classical music and traditional pop in innovative ways; the band later explored music styles ranging from ballads and Indian music to psychedelia and hard rock. As pioneers in recording, songwriting and artistic presentation, the group revolutionized many aspects of the music industry and were often publicized as leaders of the era's youth and socio-cultural movements.

Led by primary songwriters Lennon and McCartney, the Beatles built their reputation playing clubs in Liverpool and Hamburg over three years from 1960, initially with Stuart Sutcliffe playing bass. The core trio of Lennon, McCartney and Harrison, together since 1958, went through a succession of drummers, eventually settling with Pete Best in 1960, who played with them for two years before being replaced with then Rory Storm & The Hurricanes drummer Ringo Starr in 1962. Manager Brian Epstein molded them into a professional act and producer George Martin guided and developed their recordings, greatly expanding their domestic success after their first hit, "Love Me Do", in late 1962. As their popularity grew into the intense fan frenzy dubbed "Beatlemania", the band acquired the nickname "the Fab Four", with Epstein, Martin and other members of the band's entourage sometimes given the informal title of "fifth Beatle".

By early 1964, the Beatles were international stars, leading the "British Invasion" of the United States pop market and breaking numerous sales records. They soon made their film debut with A Hard Day's Night (1964). From 1965 onwards, they produced increasingly innovative recordings, including the albums Rubber Soul (1965), Revolver (1966) and Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967), and enjoyed further commercial success with The Beatles (also known as "the White Album", 1968) and Abbey Road (1969). In 1968, they founded Apple Corps, a multi-armed multimedia corporation that continues to oversee projects related to the band's legacy. After the group's break-up in 1970, all four members enjoyed success as solo artists. Lennon was shot and killed in December 1980, and Harrison died of lung cancer in November 2001. McCartney and Starr remain musically active.

The Beatles are the best-selling music act of all time, with estimated sales of 600 million units worldwide. They hold the record for most number-one albums on the UK Albums Chart, most number-one hits on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, and most singles sold in the UK. The group was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1988, and all four main members were inducted individually between 1994 and 2015. In 2008, the group topped Billboard's list of the all-time most successful artists on the Billboard Hot 100. The band received seven Grammy Awards, four Brit Awards, an Academy Award (for Best Original Song Score for the 1970 film Let It Be) and fifteen Ivor Novello Awards. Time magazine named them among the 20th century's 100 most important people.

Former Rolling Stone associate editor Robert Greenfield compared the Beatles to Picasso, as "artists who broke through the constraints of their time period to come up with something that was unique and original "... In the form of popular music, no one will ever be more revolutionary, more creative and more distinctive ..." The British poet Philip Larkin described their work as "an enchanting and intoxicating hybrid of African-American rock-and-roll with their own adolescent romanticism", and "the first advance in popular music since the War".

They not only sparked the British Invasion of the US, they became a globally influential phenomenon as well. From the 1920s, the US had dominated popular entertainment culture throughout much of the world, via Hollywood films, jazz, the music of Broadway and Tin Pan Alley and, later, the rock and roll that first emerged in Memphis, Tennessee. The Beatles are regarded as British cultural icons, with young adults from abroad naming the band among a group of people that they most associated with UK culture.

Their musical innovations and commercial success inspired musicians worldwide. Many artists have acknowledged the Beatles' influence and enjoyed chart success with covers of their songs. On radio, their arrival marked the beginning of a new era; in 1968 the programme director of New York's WABC radio station forbade his DJs from playing any "pre-Beatles" music, marking the defining line of what would be considered oldies on American radio. They helped to redefine the album as something more than just a few hits padded out with "filler", and they were primary innovators of the modern music video. The Shea Stadium show with which they opened their 1965 North American tour attracted an estimated 55,600 people, then the largest audience in concert history; Spitz describes the event as a "major breakthrough ... a giant step toward reshaping the concert business". Emulation of their clothing and especially their hairstyles, which became a mark of rebellion, had a global impact on fashion.

According to Gould, the Beatles changed the way people listened to popular music and experienced its role in their lives. From what began as the Beatlemania fad, the group's popularity grew into what was seen as an embodiment of socio-cultural movements of the decade. As icons of the 1960s counterculture, Gould continues, they became a catalyst for bohemianism and activism in various social and political arenas, fuelling movements such as women's liberation, gay liberation and environmentalism. According to Peter Lavezzoli, after the "more popular than Jesus" controversy in 1966, the Beatles felt considerable pressure to say the right things and "began a concerted effort to spread a message of wisdom and higher consciousness".

Other commentators such as Mikal Gilmore and Todd Leopold have traced the inception of their socio-cultural impact earlier, interpreting even the Beatlemania period, particularly on their first visit to the US, as a key moment in the development of generational awareness. Referring to their appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show Leopold states: "In many ways, the Sullivan appearance marked the beginning of a cultural revolution ... The Beatles were like aliens dropped into the United States of 1964.

In 1965, Queen Elizabeth II appointed Lennon, McCartney, Harrison and Starr Members of the Order of the British Empire (MBE). The Beatles won the 1971 Academy Award for Best Original Song Score for the film Let It Be (1970). The recipients of seven Grammy Awards and fifteen Ivor Novello Awards, the Beatles have six Diamond albums, as well as 20 Multi-Platinum albums, 16 Platinum albums and six Gold albums in the US. In the UK, the Beatles have four Multi-Platinum albums, four Platinum albums, eight Gold albums and one Silver album. They were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1988.

The best-selling band in history, the Beatles have sold more than 800 million physical and digital albums as of 2013. They have had more number-one albums on the UK charts, fifteen, and sold more singles in the UK, 21.9 million, than any other act. In 2004, Rolling Stone ranked the Beatles as the most significant and influential rock music artists of the last 50 years. They ranked number one on Billboard magazine's list of the all-time most successful Hot 100 artists, released in 2008 to celebrate the US singles chart's 50th anniversary. As of 2017, they hold the record for most number-one hits on the Billboard Hot 100, with twenty. The Recording Industry Association of America certifies that the Beatles have sold 178 million units in the US, more than any other artist. They were collectively included in Time magazine's compilation of the 20th century's 100 most influential people. In 2014, they received the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award.

There are two holidays celebrated for the Beatles: Global Beatles Day on 25 June each year. On that date in 1967, the band performed "All You Need Is Love" on television. In 2001, UNESCO created World Beatles Day on 16 January each year. This date has direct relation to the opening of The Cavern Club in 1957.

Five asteroids, 4147 Lennon, 4148 McCartney, 4149 Harrison, 4150 Starr and 8749 Beatles are named after the Beatles.

Glass Onion
The Beatles Lyrics

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I told you about the walrus and me, man
You know that we're as close as can be, man
Well, here's another clue for you all
The walrus was Paul

Standing on the cast iron shore, yeah
Lady Madonna trying to make ends meet, yeah
Looking through a glass onion

Oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah
Looking through a glass onion

I told you about the fool on the hill
I tell you, man, he's living there still
Well, here's another place you can be
Listen to me

Fixing a hole in the ocean

Trying to make a dovetail joint, yeah
Looking through a glass onion

Overall Meaning

In the lyrics to "Glass Onion," The Beatles refer to a number of their own songs and previous experiences. "I told you about Strawberry Fields; the place where nothing is real," refers to their song "Strawberry Fields Forever," which was about John Lennon's childhood memories of the garden/park near his aunt's house. Lennon contrasts the imaginary world of Strawberry Fields with another place one can go, where "everything flows." This could refer to the state of mind experienced through drug use, a common theme in the band's music during the late 60s.

The next verse, "Looking through the bent back tulips, to see how the other half lives," originally meant to imply observing the aristocracy of England, but in the context of the song as a whole it could be interpreted that Lennon is trying to understand another way of living- possibly one that is less real or less grounded in reality. He then sings "Looking through a glass onion," which means to see things as they really are. This is a reference to the phrase "rose-colored glasses," meaning to see things in an overly positive light, which the band wanted to avoid.

Lennon also references the iconic band member Paul McCartney in this song. "The walrus was Paul" line came from the previous Beatles hit, "I Am The Walrus." In this song, Lennon admits that the walrus was actually him, but in "Glass Onion" he shifts the title to McCartney. Other references to McCartney are "Lady Madonna trying to make ends meet" and "Fixing a hole in the ocean, trying to make a dovetail joint," which refer to the Beatles' song "Lady Madonna" and McCartney's woodworking hobby, respectively. This song is a continuation of the theme of self-referentiality that The Beatles often employed in their later music, reflecting upon their past in a nostalgic yet critical way.

Line by Line Meaning

I told you about Strawberry Fields
I previously mentioned a location called Strawberry Fields

You know the place where nothing is real
It's a place where things aren't always as they seem

Well, here's another place you can go
Now I'm telling you about another location worth exploring

Where everything flows
It's a place where things feel free and fluid

Looking through the bent back tulips
Observing the world in a unique and unconventional way

To see how the other half lives
To gain perspective on how people different from us experience life

Looking through a glass onion
Examining things in a more complex and nuanced way than usual

I told you about the walrus and me, man
I previously spoke about my relationship with a walrus

You know that we're as close as can be, man
We have a deep bond that can't be broken

Well, here's another clue for you all
I'm providing another piece of information that may help you understand

The walrus was Paul
The walrus was actually a reference to my bandmate Paul

Standing on the cast iron shore, yeah
Being in a place, physically or mentally, that is hard and unyielding

Lady Madonna trying to make ends meet, yeah
A strong and hard-working woman struggling to get by

Looking through a glass onion
Viewing things with a deeper complexity than usual

Oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah
A vocalization of excitement or agreement

Looking through a glass onion
Examining things in a more complex and nuanced way than usual

I told you about the fool on the hill
I mentioned a person called the fool on the hill earlier

I tell you, man, he's living there still
He still resides there, even though it may seem foolish to others

Well, here's another place you can be
Now I'm suggesting another place to explore or experience

Listen to me
Pay attention to what I'm saying

Fixing a hole in the ocean
Attempting to solve a problem that seems daunting or impossible

Trying to make a dovetail joint, yeah
Striving for perfection in craftsmanship or skill

Looking through a glass onion
Examining things in a more complex and nuanced way than usual

Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: John Lennon, Paul McCartney

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@cesarmadero05

5y↑634

References from the video!!!
References: The White Album Collage.

"I've told you about Strawberry Fields"
1. John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Ringo Starr (1962) (John, Paul, George and Ringo!)
John's photo is the only one which appear in the collage of the original White Album

"You know, the place where nothing is real"
2. Two pictures of Paul McCartney: the second one is the famous Paul McCartney's "disguised" passport photo taken from the original photo collage (to reference the "Paul is Dead" controversy)

"Well, here's another place you can go..."
1. The first photo of John Lennon, again. The first piece in place in the original collage.
3. George Harrison. (1968) from the collage.
4. A small Yellow Submarine in Paul's photo.

"where everything flows"
4. Original music video for "Revolution" directed by Michael Lindsay-Hogg.

"Looking through the bent backed tulips"
5. Ringo Starr (from the collage)
"Order of the British Empire to our trusty and well beloved Ringo Starr Esquire (Richard Starkey Esquire)

"to see how the other half live"
6. John Lennon (skying from Help!")
7. Mal Evans on a swimming pool.
8. Paul McCartney naked.

"Looking through a Glass Onion"
9. Paul McCartney playing an organ (from "Help!") 1965

"I told you about the Walrus and me, man"
- The hangers from the upper side are dancing like the policemen from the"I Am The Walrus Music Video"
10. The walrus (from Magical Mystery Tour) 1967
11. "Apple Studios" logo sticker.

"You know that we're as close as can be, man"
12. George Harrison in studio, recording Hey Jude.
13. George Martin in studio, recording Hey Jude.
14. Mal Evans during a break from the Magical Mystery Tour shooting.

"Well here's another clue for you all"
15. Your Mother Should Know.
16. John on a piano (Help!) 1965
17. George Harrison and Eric Clapton.
18. Ringo Starr recording Hey Jude.
19. George Harrison recording Hey Bulldog.
20. John Lennon recording Hey Bulldog.
21. Rolling tapes.
22. John Lennon (Two Virgins "phase").

"The walrus was Paul"
23. Paul McCartney from Lady Madonna music video.

"Standing on the cast iron shore, yeah"

"Lady Madonna trying to make ends meet, yeah"
24. Reference to Lady Madonna.

"Looking through a Glass Onion"

"Oh yeah"
25. The breed of a shepard dog. (The photo of an actual dog sleeping among pink and orange pillows from the original poster.) (Contributed by Uetti)
26. Two John Lennon's photos using the phone.
27. John Lennon from Penny Lane music video.

"Oh yeah"
28. "I love you" note from the White Album Collage.

"Oh yeah"
29. Girls screaming on their seats in a Beatles concert.
30. Brian Epstein (Beatles Manager) from "The First U.S. Beatles Tour" documentary. (1964) (reference to the collage)
31. The Beatles concert in Shea Stadium (the height of Beatlemania) 1965.
32. John Lennon (Shea Stadium) 1965
33. John Lennon ("Rain" music video) 1966
34. George Harrison ("Rain" music video) 1966
35. Apple Studios printed vinyl. 1968
36. John Lennon from Lady Madonna music video. 1968
37. Ringo Starr (Hello, Goodbye) 1967
38. Paul McCartney (playing "I'm Down) live at Shea Stadium. (1965)
39. Dancer from Magical Mystery Tour. (1967)
40. John Lennon live at the Washington Colliseum (1964)
41. John Lennon (I Am The Walrus music video) 1967
42. Ringo Starr playing "Octopus's Garden in the piano from "Let it Be" (1969)

(all of them run too fast but I'll mention them)
. Lights from "Revolution" from the collage
. John and Paul from "We Can Work it Out" music video
. The background orchestra to play "Hey Jude" on David Frost. From the collage.
. A dancer playing accordeon from the dream sequence in Magical Mystery Tour
. Strawberry Fields Forever
. Blue Jay Way

"Looking through a Glass Onion"
43. John and Yoko. Concept drawing for the "Two Virgins" cover.
44. Star and stripes pencil. ()actual reference to the original poster: In the US edition of the White Album, the genitals drawn by Lennon were censored from the poster (As you can see the pencil is using a tip rubber in order to cancel them, so J&Y run away). That's the main difference about the UK and US pressings of the poster in the original 1968 editions of the album

"I told you about the fool on the hill"
45. The Fool on the Hill.
46. Paul McCartney in France. 1967.
47. The Beatles and George Martin. from the collage.
48. The four separate Beatles in Rishikesh, India.

"I tell you man he living there still"
48. Boat travelling in Rishikesh
49. George Harrison in Rishikesh

"Well here's another place you can be"
50. Drawing of moon and stars (reference to Good Night)
51. John and Paul (1960) from the collage.
52. Ringo Starr (1968) from the collage.

"Listen to me"
53. Ringo Starr from "Revolution Music Video. from the collage.
54. John and Paul. from the collage.
55. Ringo Starr. from the collage.
56. Covers from The Beatles Magazine. from the collage.
57. George Harrison from the collage.
58. Paul McCartney dancing. from the collage.
59. Paul McCartney from the collage.

"Fixing a hole in the ocean"
60. Jeremy Hillary Boob. from Yellow Submarine.
61. Reference to the Sea of Holes from Yellow Submarine.

"Trying to make a dove-tail joint, yeah"
62. John Lennon with a Rishikesh amulet. from the collage.
63. John Lennon (1964) from the collage.
64. John Lennon in Rishikesh.
65. The Beatles with the mayor of Liverpool 1964. from the collage.
66. The Beatles and George Martin 1968. from the collage.
67. "Mad Day Out" photo sessions. from the collage.
68. John Lennon in bed. from the collage.
69. Paul McCartney. from the collage.
70. The Beatles. from Revolution. from the collage.

"Looking through a glass onion"
71. Blue Jay Way.
72. A Day in the Life.
73. Mayor of Pepperland. from Yellow Submarine.
74. The orchestra in the background from "Hey Jude"

75. The four official photo portraits of The Beatles of the White Album.

The White Album Cover, you can see the label is numbered. n. 0000003.... Glass Onion is the THIRD song in the album.

@SiMpSoNiTa

1y↑53

I told you about Strawberry Fields
You know the place where nothing is real
Well, here's another place you can go
Where everything flows
Looking through the bent back tulips
To see how the other half lives
Looking through a glass onion
I told you about the walrus and me, man
You know that we're as close as can be, man
Well, here's another clue for you all
The walrus was Paul
Standing on the cast iron shore, yeah
Lady Madonna trying to make ends meet, yeah
Looking through a glass onion
Oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah
Looking through a glass onion
I told you about the fool on the hill
I tell you, man, he's living there still
Well, here's another place you can be
Listen to me
Fixing a hole in the ocean
Trying to make a dovetail joint, yeah
Looking through a glass onion

@olskzeri2723

4y↑6

@@jwaj ZzzZzzzz. You PIA-people have nothing to bring to this subject. You either throw insults, use STUPID oneliners or use the retarded "Exactly the same!!!" argument that was debunked ages ago.

You choosed to use a stupid "oneliner" and then went back to your little la la land where you live with both your eyes and ears closed.

Since you are CLUELESS about this subject you could not answer me like an adult.

I am not claiming that the "Featles" theory are real i am only claiming that James Paul McCartney was REPLACED late 1966.

It is not as impossible as you dishonest people claim.

*JPM had a ROUND head. "Sir Paul" does NOT. The skullshape can NOT change once grown up. It is a SCIENTIfIC FACT. Different skullshape=different man.

*JPM had B R O W N eyes. That is OFFICIAL information. William have green/light eyes. Do not act stupid on purpose. You know just like i do that our eyecolours stays the same.

*He is taller than JPM was. That he had a growth spurth at the end of 1966 at the age of 24 is a silly narrative.

*"Sir Paul" have said ON camera that he joined B E A T L E S as an already set up affair. That is NOT how JPM joined the band. A bandmember in Lennons group invited McCartney to join and back then they weren't even called Beatles! If "Sir Paul" told the truth how he joined the band then he admitted that he is NOT Paul McCartney.

See this is logical thinking and knowledge. This is discussion and arguments. Not retarded "hErpa deRp ninJa tuRtlEs" oneliners.

"Before 1967 JPM was a skilled bassist that could play some other instruments but he really did shine on bass. From 1967 and forward "Paul" could play ALL instruments there was, sing higher and write and read music. That is a HUGE transformation musically. If you think that happened naturally you sure are gullible.

*JPM had a warm personality and was humble. William is cold and very arrogant.

*JPM said in a interview (The real JPM had a very thick Liverpool accent by the way) that he HATED travelling and hinted he would retire in the futute. But the man without the Liverpool-accent travels around the globe and still haven't retired.

*Lennon hinted that JPM was "Yesterday" and William "Another day" all thoose years ago. And The Who sang openly in a famous song in the 70's about JPM's replacement.

*All the clues, codes shows that "Sir Paul" and NOT Ringo is "Billy Shears". Since "Sir Paul" real name is William (as George Harrison have called him ON camera) it is only logical that "Sir Paul" nicknames are Billy Shears/Billy/Bill.

*George Harrison saying: "Fab...fab three" and "Beatle Bill" in the Imagine documentary is very telling.

*"Sir Paul" and the corrupted media lies and claims that PID was started by an american dj. The only narrative that is true regarding this is that it was Beatles THEMSELVES that started PID when they released Sgt Pepper in 1967!

"Sir Paul" saying other nonsense like "We ran out of red roses" is a clue in itself. He wants people to discover what he actually says doesn't make any sense.

*JPM had no problems letting Lennon be the bandleader. But Billy was a controllfreak, a druggie and without an explanation he suddenly was Beatles new bandleader in 1967.

There are endless examples out there why "Sir Paul" and JPM are NOT "exactly the same!!!" and you would have known this if you had stopped being lazy all your life and for once doing some research. Taking anything in life for granted will punish you as i just showed you.

I made my arguments against your silly oneliners. I owned you. Why ? Because i live my life with eyes and ears OPEN and i did the research.

Know this my lazy friend: Since Beatles/Fab four was: John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr, that makes "Beatle Bill" not a real Beatle since history will not allow it to have existed two Paul McCartneys.

If "Sir Paul" will be mourned as JPM when he dies me and alot of other people are going to counter that false narrative. You can count on it.

Long live the memory and legacy of the REAL James Paul McCartney!

@PhantomArtOficial2.0

2y↑15

Letra/lyrics
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Glass Onion

I told you about Strawberry Fields
You know, the place where nothing is real
Well, here's another place you can go
Where everything flows

Looking through the bent backed tulips
To see how the other half live
Looking through a glass onion

I told you about the walrus and me, man
You know that we're as close as can be, man
Well, here's another clue for you all
The walrus was Paul

Standing on the cast Iron shore, yeah
Lady Madonna trying to make ends meet, yeah
Looking through a glass onion

Oh, yeah, oh, yeah, oh, yeah
Looking through a glass onion

I told you about the fool on the hill
I tell you, man, he living there still
Well, here's another place you can be
Listen to me

Fixing a hole in the ocean
Trying to make a dove tail joint, yeah
Looking through a glass onion

@DamienMcGuinness

39w↑5

[Verse 1]
I told you about Strawberry Fields
You know the place where nothing is real
Well here's another place you can go
Where everything flows

[Refrain]
Looking through the bent back tulips
To see how the other half lives
Looking through a glass onion

[Verse 2]
I told you about the walrus and me, man
You know that we're as close as can be, man
Well, here's another clue for you all
The walrus was Paul

[Refrain]
Standing on the cast iron shore, yeah
Lady Madonna trying to make ends meet, yeah
Looking through a glass onion

[Bridge]
Oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah
Looking through a glass onion

[Verse 3]
I told you about the fool on the hill
I tell you, man, he's living there still
Well, here's another place you can be
Listen to me

[Refrain]
Fixing a hole in the ocean
Trying to make a dovetail joint, yeah
Looking through a glass onion

[Instrumental Outro]

@MrSirDrew

2y↑5

Lyrics
I told you about strawberry fields
You know the place where nothing is real
Well here's another place you can go
Where everything flows
Looking through the bent backed tulips
To see how the other half live
Looking through a glass onion

I told you about the walrus and me, man
You know that we're as close as can be, man
Well here's another clue for you all
The walrus was Paul
Standing on the cast iron shore, yeah
Lady Madonna trying to make ends meet, yeah
Looking through a glass onion

Oh yeah
Oh yeah
Oh yeah
Looking through a glass onion

I told you about the fool on the hill
I tell you man he living there still
Well here's another place you can be
Listen to me
Fixing a hole in the ocean
Trying to make a dove-tail joint, yeah
Looking through a glass onion

All comments from YouTube:

@narande9818

5y↑6.7K

Onion

@ephos5727

5y↑560

He sure was right.

@elsurfo4330

5y↑208

I'm here!

:D

@krishnamaya2275

5y↑159

Well Brian Was right!!!!

@mattdyer9544

5y↑103

Can confirm

@ankansengupta

5y↑109

I'm Here!!!
BTW People Saying That they're 14,Well Here's Another Clue for you all- I'm 11!

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@crackstuntman2261

1y↑751

You will forever be mentioned in the same breath as the Mona Lisa.

@sachatasha

1y↑6

Ihi thanks 😢 for all the lovely help with this lovely Xmas day hugs😂 j 😮thanks again Sacha for your letting you out know soon soon jmiss 🎉😅😅it’s😅wayyf😮

@FelipeRiveraV

1y↑16

@@sachatasha????

@evanhdez

1y↑1

@@FelipeRiveraV sacha is probably on drugs

@Walrus-yq6uh

Your "fuel of the future" just barbecued the world's most famous painting, you dumbass.

@evanhdez

1y↑3

@@Walrus-yq6uh chad username

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@IsaacWale2004

3y↑846

This is the only band who could pull off a tribute song to themselves.

@jimbobalot

2y↑21

Tenacious d

@larrytoons6220

2y↑6

@@jimbobalot they're a duo

@jimbobalot

2y↑2

@@larrytoons6220 oh yeah sorry

@alfredio

2y↑3

Megadeth - Victory

@3questionmarks452

1y↑4

i know it's technically a cover but R.A.M.O.N.E.S by Ramones?

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@gogoyubari366

4y↑198

Give Ringo some credit for those tasty drums.

@babyrne78

3y↑6

Absolutely! Love the drumming on this.

@number0ne810

2y↑8

His drumming is always tasty thats why he inspired me to play the drums

@boka72

48w

Точно!!!

@adolfogarzachaires394

5y↑5.7K

John- the brain
George- the soul
Ringo- the heart
Paul- the walrus

@Thiago-nc3cj

4y↑138

@@stephenstrang590 no

@dogol284

4y↑203

John was the walrus, I don’t care what anyone tells me.

@adolfogarzachaires394

4y↑43

@@dogol284 so You don't care what John says ?

@adolfogarzachaires394

4y↑14

@@stephenstrang590 i don't get it

@dogol284

4y↑57

Y’know John once said he hated this song, and besides, in the video John is clearly the walrus, Paul is in a completely different costume.

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@andrewhart9913

3y↑916

I love the concept of this song: Lennon is just trashing people who are trying to decipher every bit of obscure Beatles' lyrics, when they're really just fooling themselves. They're trying to peel back the layers of Beatles music like an onion, when it's actually a "glass onion", in that it's all clear, there's nothing of substance to even see in much of it. "The walrus was Paul" is just thrown in to confuse these people even more.

@Jowsh__33

3y↑13

Never thought about it that way

@olskzeri2723

3y↑14

No, the song is full of references of PID songs. The song is made for people who live with their eyes open.

@castaholic8665

3y↑69

The funny thing is by doing this you have deciphered the Beatles lyrics

@housesports000

2y↑37

@@olskzeri2723 no, you only see PID references cause your looking for them, for all you know you could see these “references” as anything else

@miguelmanzano3960

2y↑5

@@olskzeri2723 this is why i like the beatles you don't know the meaning behind the words but everyone has a logical and great theories about them

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@Igxana

5y↑2.5K

John 1967- I am the walrus
John 1968- tHe wAlRuS wAs pAUl

@jaywunder13242

4y↑111

John liked to mess with people with his lyrics sometimes.

@RedGibsonsRock

4y↑61

@@jaywunder13242 Yup. He also says "I told you about the fool on the hill." Paul wrote that one!

@tracyredell8717

4y↑24

Paul is dead!

@themagiconion6050

4y↑80

@@tracyredell8717 STOP THAT STUPID THEORY OF PAUL IS DEAD

@listenerme1484

4y↑26

@@RedGibsonsRock Walrus wrote the fool on the hill...

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@byebyelove2719

5y↑2.7K

I love how meta and self-referential this song is

@moreuselesstakes

4y↑165

or, knowing John, it means absolutely nothing. Straight Gibberish haha

@beatleszilla

4y↑178

Alex Mora that was the point of the song. John was poking fun at people who thought their lyrics meant more than face value, when really they were just gibberish. Catchy well thought out gibberish that is hahah

@propagandalfx1976

4y↑47

It's packed full of clues, it's meant to be so

The viola at the end, for instance ..it's a WHITE viola in the films for Day in the Life and Blue Jay Way ..very significant ..white is funereal and the sensual sloping curves might evoke the androgynous gestalt of a certain allegedly deceased and risen band member

And the reference to the glass onion itself ..it's a weighted magnifier for looking at details on a POSTER or also (in archaic English) the chunky hand holds on a fancy coffin ..hence "looking thru a glass onion" is the perspective of the Dead Man

@thegirlinquestion

4y↑20

@@beatleszilla that is a true story but it's about i am the walrus, not this song, although it could relate also :)

@UpperCrustthe3rd

4y↑6

Do your parents know you're gay

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@miodragdimic5813

16w↑20

An entire No. 1 album could be made out of the underrated songs from the White album. What creative giants they were?!

@samuelmartin2992

1y↑611

I didn’t think that this was actually going to be in Glass Onion. That and the movie overall was a very nice surprise.

@rickywinterborn1004

1y↑29

It was weird choice for a 2018 song to be in a new movie but it worked

@irupana2ify

1y↑63

"2018"

@saltyscoundrel4368

1y↑2

@@irupana2ify 🤣

@user-po6nb1xd7d

1y↑55

@@rickywinterborn1004oh yeah The Beatles keep releasing songs in 2018 with the white album

@studded8054

1y↑41

@@user-po6nb1xd7d Of course John Lennon be releasing albums on the daily

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@usuariodesconocido6140

5y↑509

the greatest band of all time

@judyledbetter3915

4y↑7

Word!😁 God Bless.

@usuariodesconocido6140

3y↑17

@@MarkAndrews12 I like those bands only that in my opinion the beatles are the biggest in history

@MarkAndrews12

3y↑1

@@usuariodesconocido6140 k thats fine

@philippebernard4577

3y↑14

@@MarkAndrews12 I'm 62 and believe me, I know (and love) them all !... But nothing equals the Beatles. Nothing.

@_PuppetMaster86

3y↑5

@@MarkAndrews12 I still adore The Beatles. The Beatles woke up my soul. Those bands are great (minus The Stones) but they aren’t as universal as The Beatles.

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@DiegoSandovalLopez4579

3y↑51

1967: John: I Am The Walrus
1968: Paul was The Walrus
1970: I Was Walrus
1987: Paul Walrus Bass
Today: We are the Walrus

@servillonnicoreyf.1197

5y↑3K

Make a movie about The Beatles, like Queen did. As a huge fan I would love to see it

@johnp515

5y↑183

tumblr boy. There have already been biopics of The Beatles made, going right back to the seventies

@servillonnicoreyf.1197

5y↑212

@@johnp515 yeah i like their films and documentaries, i mean i want some great actors to act them... you know what i mean

@Waterloosunset2

5y↑410

IMO, their story is way too big for a two hour movie. So much would have to be skipped that it would irritate more than entertain.

@nancysamay5926

5y↑83

Make a movie ,,,,,and make a second movie or so. How many Star War movies are out...million $ sellers....we want BEATLES MOVIES. 😊😝😊

@Waterloosunset2

5y↑12

@@nancysamay5926 Have you read Philip Norman's biography, 'Shout?'

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@goodman9321

5y↑640

This is probably #2 or 3 on my list of great Beatles songs that nobody talks about.

@goodman9321

5y↑35

Octopuses garden would probably be #1

@brianthul8263

4y↑10

@@goodman9321 that one does slap

@edodlbarra

4y↑6

We are talking about it now

@gecko8537

4y↑25

Dig a pony and Savoy truffle are grade A

@billyshears1891

3y↑24

Hey Bulldog

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@duhdoy6640

19w↑4

I'm 88 years old and this is the best song i have ever heard

@axeman567

4y↑346

Everybody: "Avengers: Infinity War is the best crossover ever!!!"
Glass Onion:

@toni929ann

3y↑2

"Meat the vegan" I don't think Sir Paul will be very happy with that LOL

@Cylance-ji9tn

3y↑1

😂

@thomasgreen1586

1y↑117

Hoped this would play over the credits of Glass Onion - A Knives Out Mystery. Needless to say, I was very satisfied

@Cjnw

1y↑5

At least, Janelle Monáe wasn't there to cover it!

@RaggeaAmbassador

1y↑10

man, I have some news for you

@yt.lilsantee

1y↑3

Same

@kmr10000

1y↑26

Glass Onion a knives out mystery was so good

@cesarmadero05

5y↑634

@ricardo_miguel13

5y↑9

Wow thanks

@bonnczech6974

5y↑10

Thanks mate

@alisonoverton

5y↑26

Wow! One thing.... the sheep dog probably refers to Martha, Paul's pet at the time of The White Album.... the subject of the song Martha My Dear. X

@awii1754

5y↑2

Wow, gracias

@mikemacdt1

5y↑14

Do you have a life?

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@johndepentu3848

3y↑75

This music is still ahead of its time.

@loupeluso1223

2y↑122

sounds like it was recorded yesterday. what a gift these super-deluxe versions are

@ModerateObserver

25w↑4

Absolutely. The White Album is the best of the bunch IMHO. Probably the best remastering/mixing I've ever heard.

@prettyaverage97

1y↑148

I'm so glad the movie will be bringing many more people to discover this absolute masterpiece of a song! It's one of my favourite Beatles songs ever and it was a thrill to hear it in the movie. Loved Glass Onion, btw - Rian Johnson is amazing

@SiMpSoNiTa

1y↑53

@el1934

1y↑64

To the people who come here after the movie, I just want to say I am so happy more people get to discover The Beatles! I love the movie too btw.

@picky72

5y↑1.7K

The Beatles should be taught in schools...Never be another band to touch them

@ymbertbonaventuredickens8878

5y↑42

and what would the lessons be about? i mean i love them but cmon not everyone wants to end up as a pitchfork editor

@bandamani

5y↑91

@@ymbertbonaventuredickens8878 They are kinda taught in schools lol. I took music GCSE and we have to do pop music as a topic, they are a big part of that.

@ymbertbonaventuredickens8878

5y↑5

@@bandamani idk im not american lol

@bandamani

5y↑35

@@ymbertbonaventuredickens8878 I'm not American either? lol I live in England.

@ymbertbonaventuredickens8878

5y↑2

@@bandamani and i dont

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@HarryButHarry

4y↑196

i loved the reference to the 'paul is dead' conspiracy near the start showing 'billy shears campbell' as paul

@olskzeri2723

4y↑3

It is NOT a "conspiracy theory". William did join Beatles in an already set up affair late 1966 as Beatles new "Paul McCartney". And he is so far from "Exactly the same!!!" as you will ever come.

@jwaj

4y↑96

Ölsk Zeri all the Beatles died and were replaced by the ninja turtles

@olskzeri2723

4y↑6

@HarryButHarry

4y↑54

@@olskzeri2723 omg you actually took time out of your day to write all this on my silly comment

@lulipoldbloom

4y↑50

@@olskzeri2723 Guess what? John made this song to make fun of people like you

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@thecrimsonknight4756

4y↑71

Their music will never die.

@olskzeri2723

That i can agree with. Even when the truth comes out about William replacing JPM late 1966 (as an already set up affair) , that will only increase their sales.

@motor4X4kombat

1y↑17

Edward Norton: thats an amazing guitar... can i buy it?

@jaeyeonkim7656

4y↑50

I'm really glad that Jeremy is in this video. 1:45 Love you!

@FKMDC

4y↑11

Here's another clue for you all, the Nowhere Man was Jeremy

@patrijeron

4y↑3

Boob Hilary PhD Nowhere man

@PyonZ7

4y↑29

0:51 Is the best moment in the history

@partyspecialists

5y↑301

Beatles are still loved in 2018

@Richarddd

5y↑6

3018*

@admiralbirdcrap661

5y↑2

Party Specialists, Inc.
Timeless

@HappinessYata

5y↑1

Yeah

@admiralbirdcrap661

Richard
😁our great great great great grand kids will still listen and say, WHAT THE
FUUUUUUU......

@eddysandland58

FOREVER!!!!! X

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@brigitpimm8488

18w↑3

The strings in this mix make it perfectly brilliant. My only complaint is the song is so short and I have to keep repeating it.

@paddynair6446

1y↑24

Masterful. They are the gold standard of English popular music

@lachlan126

4y↑18

I’m a simple man. I see Beatles, I click.

@beatleink

2y↑27

Even if I wasn't alive to witness The Beatles, this video for some reason gives a sense of nostalgia. It also looks like it would be the end credits to a Beatles biopic.

@bradley6676

1y↑14

i’ve had the white album poster for ages now and have just realised this music video is all about it, that’s brilliant

@MassiveFish-hp4pm

Hey you might like a band called The Doublejumps if you like The Beatles

@guitarswhiskeyandgolf

5y↑1.5K

The beatles are the only band where people obsess over every lyric want to know who played guitar on a given track who did this or that. Not only is there a catalog of genius songs but a whole mythology to explore track by track break downs of who did what who was your favorite beatle etc. I know of no other band where peole want to know that level of detail. It speaks to how monumental they were in changing our culture and altering the course of popular music.

@1111post

5y↑31

@@VoxMax1200 No. Other. Band. Period.

@00maniacmanny00

5y↑10

Nirvana?

@martinwarford3425

5y↑40

Nope, the Beatles were far more than music, more of an ideology fused with religion and mythology. Only those topics are even remotely as analyzed as the Beatles.

@Gardosunron

5y↑5

And culture.@@martinwarford3425

@meghnasaha4349

5y↑12

@@00maniacmanny00 love them, but no they don't have that kind of following

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@mcnugget677

1y↑24

I have no words to describe this other than this video is an absolutely phenomenal tribute to an absolutely phenomenal band.

@willow5971

3y↑20

0:17 “Here’s a place you can go, where everything flows” that part gets to me every time I watch this video, the strings in the background are very prominent and mimic the slides of images that appear on screen and it all blends together so nicely. Well done to the people that remastered and directed the video!

@Salty6_321

4y↑40

Not gonna lie this is the best god damn music video I have ever seen because of the talent put into it

@olskzeri4537

Plus the in our face PID clue, with the switch from Paul to William.

Nothing is done by coincidence.

@thomasdower1533

3y↑3

@@olskzeri4537 it’s meant to be a joke. Trying to make fun of all the stupid theories

@elaineivysart9743

3y↑1

@@olskzeri4537 there are two of your aconts???

@salmanuel4053

Agreed, it is as if each bit was polished to the point of brilliance.

@emperoriithepenguin8608

3y↑1

@@thomasdower1533 Trying to make fun of person like Olsk Zeri as well, cause Paul Maccartney is alive and the theory is nonsense.

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@ps_tilt6586

4y↑36

In my class I was the only person who liked the beatles and my best friend loves heavy metal so I told him to listen to Helter Skelter and now he loves the beatles so it’s just me and him who like them.

@funwithfish1507

3y↑2

REVOLUTION

@markstyles5103

3y↑44

I always totally loved this song.. and all the references, and Georg Martin's brilliant use of using orchestral riffs (slightly twisted) to fit in.. And the James Bond chord progression.. I suppose John would have called this a 'throwaway song'.. meaning he probably came up with it very quickly.. But that was John's talent.. He wrote, "All You Need is Love the weekend, before they were to record the backing traks, and perfrom live in what was the largest human audience to date via satelite,.
So greatfull to have been a teenager during their heyday. They were the soundtrack to my life.

@jesusdeleon9501

Aaa

@Drakesclub

5y↑604

This sounds so modern. Giles has done a wonderful job.

@mariorubenvila9075

5y↑8

Is Beatles sound not that fucking miley Giles sound.

@robertobailon1817

5y↑75

@@mariorubenvila9075 he's talkin bout the mix, you moron.

@t0mcc

5y↑2

@@mariorubenvila9075 oof

@salvadormarley2360

5y↑7

This song sounds like it did back in the sixties. Never understood this rematered bullshit stuff. It's the same fucking song. What can change so much?????

@albertsstuffreuploads4844

3y↑30

@@salvadormarley2360 not really the drums are more punchy, and they aren't panned in only one channel it's in the center and the orchestra is louder so no it doesn't sound the same it sounds much better in my opinion

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@NemoCanoso

1y↑10

Rian Johnson, you have such a finest music taste

@shelleywantiez7964

5y↑10

No other band on the planet could ever be as great as the Beatles were. Diversified musicians, swell lookers and as cute as can be. They always reminded me of four playful little puppies. Absolutely adorable ❤️😍😍😍

@paulohenriqueaugusto

4y↑49

Lennon wrote the song to confuse people who "read in" to Beatles songs, searching for a hidden meaning, which annoyed him.[2][3] With this in mind, the lyrics are intended to confuse the listener. Most lines refer to earlier Beatles songs, including "Strawberry Fields Forever", "I Am the Walrus", "Lady Madonna", "The Fool on the Hill", and "Fixing a Hole". The song also refers to the "Cast Iron Shore", a coastal area of south Liverpool known to local people as "The Cazzy".[4][5][6] Lennon dismissed any deep meaning to the mysterious lyrics: threw the line in—"the Walrus was Paul"—just to confuse everybody a bit more. It could have been "the fox terrier is Paul." I mean, it's just a bit of poetry. I was having a laugh because there'd been so much gobbledygook about Pepper—play it backwards and you stand on your head and all that.[7]

"Glass Onion" was a name suggested by Lennon for the Iveys, a group who signed to Apple in 1968 and later became Badfinger.
From Wikipedia,

@olskzeri2723

Like i have answered before, that official explanation is just nonsense.

"Glass onion" consists of several PID-songs and it is a PID song trogh and trough. Even the video to the song includes a very "in our face" clue that Paul was replaced with William.

Do not hold on to tightly that copying and pasting from Wikipedia is the same as the truth.

Because you will be greatly dissapointed one day when you find out that they decieved you.

@paulohenriqueaugusto

4y↑4

@@olskzeri2723 I've been a Beatles fan for 40 years, since I was a little boy. I have all records. I have several books (For example The Beatles Bob Spitz).
I have been to three Paul McCartney shows.
I met Beatles before Wikipedia, Internet, Mp3, CD.
I only used Wikipedia as a reference for easy understanding.
Disappointed? I never disappoint myself with the Beatles. They illuminated my life and continue to illuminate.
I don't waste my time on crazy conspiracy theories.
Just stop, you're being an unbearable guy.
https://www.beatlesbible.com/songs/glass-onion/#:~:text='Glass%20Onion'%20was%20a%20name,both%20transparency%20and%20multiple%20layers.

@amycrunch3812

3y↑2

Wasn't trying to confuse them - he was mocking them.

@Aloha_AlexanderYT

The fox terrier is Paul.🤣

@handle-schmandle

The Beatles went to a lot of trouble to plant all those clues. It’s a shame so many just of you want to deny and debunk them. You don’t need to do that in order to keep Paul alive. Think about it.

@timmyg8206

5y↑65

This mix makes the song so much better. It's wonderful.

@benjamina.4941

1y↑8

The Movie GLASS 🌰 on Netflex brought me to this video...12-26-2022
Beatles were awesome...

@naiario4814

5y↑237

The way the strings enter in this song is incredible

@RoeLuv1

2y↑8

So smooth

@wboyle9721

39w↑8

One of the best beatles tracks

@PhantomArtOficial2.0

2y↑15

@maskaroska

1y↑8

Just watched the film knives out... one of the best beatle tribute. Thanks Rian!

@carlosmarabillo

5y↑18

The Beatles is wildly considered the greatest boy band of all times. They are great when I'm in my youth and still great in todays youth.

@rizalinocaballero4497

5y↑3

carlos marabillo during my high school days, we sang their song. Now I'm 60 and still sing their song. And my children and even my grandchildren and their friends are also singing the songs of the greatest band that ever come on earth. Thank you for sharing to us The Beatles.

@definitelynottommywiseau3037

1y↑38

Such a brilliant film. I'd gladly watch more Benoit Blanc mysteries. And I'm happy this song played in the film.

@daaquino5597

1y↑1

best and correct spoiler i wanted... i will eagerly await that movie ✌

@JStarStar00

5y↑883

Here's another clue I'll disgorge: The Walrus was George.

@ylermieskola149

5y↑124

Here's another clue to go on... The walrus is John

@Awibrahor

5y↑96

Well, here’s another clue I should think, though. The walrus was Ringo.

@redicendia1355

5y↑39

no, the walrus was george martin

@MajorSeventh

5y↑65

@@redicendia1355 "It says on the milk carton, the walrus was George Martin."

@GuajoloteGonzales

5y↑9

The walrus was Mal Evans

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@beatleink

1y↑16

I love The Beatles, and I love movies. Man, that was a blast! A fantastic murder mystery with solid performances, as well as a lovely reference to an underrated song to garnish.

@martinpidhany8278

12w

Pure genius, ladies and gentlemen . The Beatles.

@Russ-gy7tx

38w↑7

Way ahead of his time, it kept them up at night Pure Genius!

@jeffreyroedel9804

3y↑5

This and the Here Comes the Sun video are just so innovative, the imagery is perfect and fitting of the albums, and so worthy of the Beatles canon. Glad we have them out with these deluxe box sets!

@mdtys

1y↑46

love that weird ending

@h96573

5y↑3.1K

Teenagers,year 2019: This band is great!
Teenagers,year 3019: This band is great!
Teenagers,year 5000: This band is great!

@marumur5741

5y↑5

Cardi B said she likes that like thisssssssss IS CB

@chuckstevens2672

5y↑23

Maru Mur wait what?

@fubuki7872

5y↑6

Year 5000 : atzmuzk ?

@timothyshawnjohnston278

5y↑1

Beatles Anthology already has

@davidbowman4259

5y↑30

Greatest. Band. Of. All. Time. Period, the end.

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@Rowlph8888

1y↑3

John's soooo original mannnn.When I was a teenager I was always liistening to Hey Jude, Let it be, All you need is love, long and winding road, etc on loopp. As I got older, I appreciated other songs they did, "Much" more and now looking back, I would never listen to those songs I just mentioned, I I always listen to either the most original sounding stuff… Or the most funky stuff.
Glass Onion, Hey bulldog, tomorrow never knows, happiness is a warm gun, I want you (she's so heavy), oh darling, Because, Old brown shoe, Norwegian Wood, I've got a feeling, Across the universe, somethingthe ballad of John and Yoko, don't let me down, within you/without you, strawberry fields, Lucy in the sky…

@evanhdez

1y↑11

I honestly only gave the movie Glass Onion a chance because of the title. When Edward Norton was playing Blackbird I automatically knew this song would show up somewhere in the movie

@biscuit_boxer_6965

2y↑5

I love the Paul and Billy shears thing at the start. So cool.

@strawberrylane5601

3y↑10

I love how John said "I told you about the fool on the hill" but it wasn't even him who sang that song!

@Boop__Doop

3y↑4

I like the way John says onion

@kakyoindonut3213

2y↑1

looooking throuugh a glass onnyon

@dougpiranha3619

4y↑386

"Ill have the Glass Onion, with a side of Savoy Truffle please."

@iveseenyourface5404

4y↑30

Would also like some Wild Honey Pie for later

@FKMDC

4y↑20

And a whole plate of your "Strawberry Field" special

@flamingpi2245

4y↑16

And the grilled octopus in a “garden” of mixed vegetables

@TanuSharma0705

4y↑16

And “a bottle of wine 🍷”, when I’m 64

@FKMDC

4y↑11

And one green apple

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@mistermaster____

5y↑20

I love how sad this sounds, at the same time you can dance/headbang to it

@IsaacWale2004

3y↑7

This video alone is genius.

@miguelmanzano3960

2y↑1

We've meet again man.

@DamienMcGuinness

39w↑5

@loungejay8555

3y↑7

This has been in my recommendations for ages, but I resisted clicking it because I didn't like new visual interpretations of classic things, but I have finally clicked on it and I'm glad I did because it truly is brilliant.

@davidjones-owen2793

3y↑16

One of the few remasterings I've heard that has actually improved on the original (most have been the equivalent of those disastrous "restorations" of old paintings that used to be carried out). Sounds really good!

@vinifeol

5y↑681

Did Anyone notice the U.S. pencil trying to erase John and Yoko's drawings?

@leahchriistiine

4y↑29

BRUHHH

@MrSucioGoodman

4y↑20

Oh God

@qwertyiuwg4uwtwthn

4y↑41

well that turned dark

@EdKazO-Vision

4y↑12

Oh my god. Just caught that! Brilliant.

@gramjulians7937

4y↑11

Naked john and yoko photograph joke/1st Johnny solo 'album'

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@boka72

48w↑14

Одна из лучших и моих любимых песен у Битлов. Хотя я люблю всё их творчество.

@Jackson55666

2y↑13

Любимая песня с Белого Альбома, голос Леннона и песня просто отпад!!

@Cable-je9ho

4y↑150

When it shows the picture of Paul and “Faul” he says “Nothing Is Real”

@olskzeri2723

4y↑9

Paul and William. This video is full of PID clues. Only normies doesn't grasp it.

@magicarff8892

4y↑14

@@olskzeri2723 I'm sure the creator of this video was told all about how paul is actually dead. /s

@themagiconion6050

4y↑43

@@olskzeri2723 STOP YOU THEORY NOBODY BELIVES YOU PAUL IS ALIVE

@themagiconion6050

4y↑16

@@magicarff8892
You belive in that nutty theory of the death of mccartney

@magicarff8892

4y↑11

@@themagiconion6050 A creator of a music video would totally be told about the most elaborate conspiracy in the world. Totally make sense. /s

/s means that I'm being sarcastic mate.

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@Tom-hk6ub

2y↑4

Hard to believe this was recorded in 1968. So far ahead of its time.

@jontalbot1

19w

The rhythm, drums and strings in this song are brilliant. Oh and the composition, almost forgot.

@anuruparoychowdhury6570

5y↑100

Whoever made this video is a genius

@RichardBarnettTrunk

5y↑1

It was Trunk Animation!

@HankCherry

@@RichardBarnettTrunk Hey Richard...are you the developer of the software ? The reason I ask is because I just received many hours of raw footage of my band playing in NYC 98/99 pre 911 meltdown...it's a time capsule...have a look if you choose..
Thank you..
Sincerely
Kevin Lynch....
IRISH TOUR 99....rated "R": https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLn4_zQ_YPFWGLezS-fsyEEaD3QNxjggQe

@HankCherry

Oh wrong link ( also part of the story.....) but it's all on my channel....I really want to make a well produced Rockumentary with a killer narration...cheers

@terrythekittie

5y↑1

It was a top effort...didn't think much of the 'Come Together' video but this is pretty good.

@iangarrard390

5y↑1

It’s a fabulous piece of work.

@speedyboi69420

1y↑10

Even their filler songs like this one still rock. That's how good they were.

@queenand37sugars68

5y↑14

I bought the 2018 Mix White Album Vinyl and this poster was included. Nice animation to it!

@PeterHTupan

1y↑6

Glass onion : a knives out mystery

@MrSirDrew

2y↑5

@nicholasperl1484

3y↑5

Can we take a moment to appreciate how fucking awesome this music video is

@robertsaul234

5y↑179

The Beatles are always relevant because their genius is timeless. It doesn't take a lot of effort to recognize it.

@user-jq3jn8cu1s

32w

Lord & Savior Jesus Christ is coming back soon sa tin is on the earth right now

@mikes647

1y↑2

Ringo. The most underrated drummer!

@sergelez2879

3y↑12

This guys are huge fans of The Beatles, look how much references to their songs they get here!

@wagggle

26w

Stunning amount of musical ideas and references packed into a 2 minute and 30 second song.

@zeroshann5389

4y↑39

"fixing a hole in the ocean"

we need you lot

@gabrielpogorilow1566

1y↑13

Se despide el 2022 con la banda más grande de la música! Temazo! Larga vida a los Beatles!!!

@scottjarvis123

5y↑274

Fantastic! Giles Martin really understands the Beatles music and does a wonderful job at making these old recordings meet modern audio standards without losing anything in the mix. Well done.

@ingridfong-daley5899

4y↑1

RIGHT?!?!

@Julie.........

Who is G i l e s?

@scottjarvis123

3y↑6

@@Julie......... Giles Martin, son of legendary Beatles producer George Martin.

@Julie.........

3y↑1

@@scottjarvis123 okay lol i know who george martin is but i dont know any of his family really

@archangelmusic13

2y↑1

i domt agree with that scott, he made the white album sound too polished and the white album should sound gritty not polished, he also made the drums softer and lower in songs like a day in the life.not happy with his remixes

@Fanquesfair

4y↑3

The Beatles mocking about themselves become still more legendary .

@olskzeri2723

No, normie. This song is not a "mock" song, it is a Lennon PID-song, nothing more nothing less.

@geizamarcelino1830

4y↑8

my God what a wonderful voice 💖

@user-hl2ek6qq1d

25w↑1

In addition to the song, I want to note that this video is just awesome! Thanks to its creators, I really enjoyed it

@riccardorossi5892

5y↑9

One of the most sophisticated music videos i had ever seen. Simply a masterpiece! It is a pity that wasn't included in Blu Ray disc of The White Album Super Deluxe

@ArturWojciechowicz

34w↑7

I say it again, its the best album , funny , full of irony of themselves, whatever others say its very compact and complete work of art. ' Doc its only a scratch and I'll be better as soon as I'm able' :) . Dear Prudence, Happiness is a warm gun , almost every song is a little pearl.

@JaymexR02

5y↑239

This is actually spectacularly mixed. 10/10 Giles & The Team!

@mercurialmagictrees

5y↑3

Jay Roberts JR I can't seem to notice much of a diffrence maybe with head phones I would.

@JaymexR02

5y↑2

@@mercurialmagictrees Yeah it really brings out each part in the new stereo mix.

@slevin6544

5y↑8

@@mercurialmagictrees There is a huge difference. The drums sound much clearer and vocals sound well better mixed than the original. .

@admiralbirdcrap661

5y↑1

Jay Roberts JR
Excellent quality 🐦

@TheGroucho66

5y↑8

@@mercurialmagictrees They seemed to have modified the sound levels for each element, changed the placement of the instruments via left/middle/right channel to make it seem more balanced, and enhanced the clarity with the vocals (i.e. removed or stripped away effects put on John's voice). The original had bass on left channel, drums on right channel, and vocals in the middle (50/50 each side). Like with a lot of stereo Beatles songs, this often made it sound weird with headphones and off-balance. This version seems to have percussion/drums along with the vocals in the middle, guitar on the left with piano and tambourine on the right. The bassey-ness seems consistent on both channels too. They've also have done something (maybe?) with John's vocals in terms of layering to make it seem more textured and, like the name Glass Onion, more layered.

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@christopherfederici2776

5y↑5

I love these new music videos! They're done really well. They honor the image and legacy of the Beatles without feeling like any sort of cash grab.

@salmanuel4053

3y↑5

Mad talent in this production. The song selection was Perfect for a dive into Beatles lore (that is why John wrote it) and the imagery rings with humor and irony. It gives us Ringo with a psychedelic persona. John & Yoko hiding their nakedness. George as the Fool on the Hill (and living there still--he remained true to the transcendental view). Paul replaced by Billy Shears as John sings, "Nothing is real." (But which was unreal, Paul or Shears?) In a word, brilliant.