When I saw A Hard Days Night as a kid, I laughed pretty hard when John took the scissors to the measuring tape and said "I now declare this bridge open" as well as when he was messing around in the bathtub with the toy submarine.
He had this thing about making fun of crippled people since he was a kid. They said he would see crippled people on the street or wherever and just laugh his head off. People like that used to freak him out a bit as well. As a kid he used to draw cartons of crippled people. In grade school he wanted to be an artist and he wrote and illustrated his own sort of poetry and cartoon magazine which he would hand out to friends and it always had cartoons and comics of crippled people that he wrote and illustrated. I'm not changing the subject here but if you didn't grow up with them while they were together you'll never really quite understand how huge and loved and admired they were and how crazy people would get around them.. This will kind of illustrate all that.. In the early days when the Beatles were still touring everybody wanted a piece of them and everybody wanted to get close to them. Read the story of what happened to them while they were touring and went to the Philippines. It was scary as hell. They all could have been killed, all for a misunderstanding. Anyway, local politicians would demand an audience with them or demand that they meet their children or even that they themselves meet the Beatles. Hollywood movie moguls and famous producers would throw them parties and when they would arrive, there would be mobs of people that were also invited. Their hosts would demand that they stand up and meet everyone like politicians shaking hands with everyone in a huge crowd. They were once "ordered" to attend a party that the British ambassador to the US threw for them at the British Embassy in Washington. They didn't want to go but their manager told them that should to go. It would make them look really bad if they refused. They didn't have any interest in rubbing elbows with the rich and powerful and famous. They really couldn't have cared less about people in high places. At the British Embassy they were mobbed and not allowed to leave the room while politicians and embassy staff grabbed at them and poked them and even made fun of them and talked about them in their presence like they were circus freaks. They were grabbed and held and women in the crowd would actually cut handfuls of hair off their heads. You have to realize how radical and different and even strange their long hair was back then. Looking at old films and photos' of them now, no one even notices their hair but back then they looked like freaks from another planet just because of their long hair. Everything about them, ESPECIALLY their music, was radical. They said they absolutely hated all that and it sometimes scared the shit out of them how much people would get out of control when they were around. Back to the cripples! There were times at concerts that the first few rows would be reserved for institutionalized crippled and deformed children. They would look down while playing and see all these deformed kids in the front row who would be drooling and couldn't even sit up. Before some of these concerts the people in charge of these children would demand an audience with the Beatles and they would force their way into their dressing rooms and demand that the Beatles touch them and all that craziness. THAT is something to really freak out about and they did. It wasn't long before they demanded from their manager, Brian Epstein, that he turn down every invitation and every demand to meet the Beatles from politicians, local bigwigs, celebrities and others like that because it used to scare the hell out of them. George used to say that he always thought they would be assassinated in the US because they came to the US only a few months after JFK was assassinated and it was Americans who used to freak out the most. Her said people sometimes threw firecrackers onto the stage during a concert and they thought people were shooting at them. There were even a few occasions when they would get on a plane to fly to the next city for a concert and people took pot shots at their planes. They would later find bullet holes in some of those planes. Again, if you didn't grow up with them then you really have no clue how insanely huge they were and how insane the world was about them. I guess John was doing all that nonsense on stage as a way of striking back and coping with all the insanity that always surrounded them.
Just out of curiosity, how were you able to find a lot of the outtakes during the Beatles recording sessions? I thought of using some of them for a couple videos of my own that i thought of making for another RUclipsr that I’m really good friends with. She’s a huge Beatles fan, and she’s never heard of any of the outtakes before. Please respond whenever/if you can and have a good day.
funny, i thought they got married because she was pregnant and it would've been even worse if the public found out they were pregnant and they weren't married
It's patently obvious that Beatles humour is John's humour. They always aped him, and followed his lead. But alone, the other three are pale imitations. I love all of them, but it's a fact.
John obviously could not stand anyone else trying to be funny. Like so many people of his Alpha type character. It can’t cope with what he thinks of as competition.
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5:27 "and this doggy woggy is my dog."
When I saw A Hard Days Night as a kid, I laughed pretty hard when John took the scissors to the measuring tape and said "I now declare this bridge open" as well as when he was messing around in the bathtub with the toy submarine.
Was the submarine yellow?😂😂
@@LowgaenSchmidt that whole movie was hilarious
No actually, we’re just good friends.
McLennon was the question since the beginning
@@zdvxrno actually we are just good friends
No actually, we’re just good friends.
No actually, we’re just good friends
@@yasahartono5149 no actually we are just good friends
Cant believe that john lennon was so cheeky when he was young
01:36 “John, why did you have to get married?” “…What’s it got to do with you?” - John 👌🏼
I once shared a cab with George’s mothers brothers gardeners daughter. She sold canned peas at the back of a farmers market in Detroit.
0:34 HELP I REALLY LOVE GEORGE HARRISON 😭
Bro George’s father is what I’m gonna be like as a mother but Paul’s father is like mine currently
What a bunch of mad lads
No actually were just good friends. Love it.
John: Turn left at Greenland🤣
That was one of my favourites clips here. I once gave someone a similar answer when they asked how I was finding something 😅
He asked which one are you John said "Eric"
🤣 hilarious
When the poor interviewer took him seriously 😭😭😭💀
“It was only a joke” 😄 Can’t believe he had to tell the interviewer
@@CC3193 I know I thought the comment was hilarious
paul likes his mashed potatoes
I wonder why John would always do that weird thing when Paul told the audience to clap their hands and stomp their feet.
He was mocking retarded people, for some reason he thought that was funny.
He had this thing about making fun of crippled people since he was a kid. They said he would see crippled people on the street or wherever and just laugh his head off. People like that used to freak him out a bit as well. As a kid he used to draw cartons of crippled people.
In grade school he wanted to be an artist and he wrote and illustrated his own sort of poetry and cartoon magazine which he would hand out to friends and it always had cartoons and comics of crippled people that he wrote and illustrated.
I'm not changing the subject here but if you didn't grow up with them while they were together you'll never really quite understand how huge and loved and admired they were and how crazy people would get around them.. This will kind of illustrate all that..
In the early days when the Beatles were still touring everybody wanted a piece of them and everybody wanted to get close to them. Read the story of what happened to them while they were touring and went to the Philippines. It was scary as hell. They all could have been killed, all for a misunderstanding.
Anyway, local politicians would demand an audience with them or demand that they meet their children or even that they themselves meet the Beatles. Hollywood movie moguls and famous producers would throw them parties and when they would arrive, there would be mobs of people that were also invited. Their hosts would demand that they stand up and meet everyone like politicians shaking hands with everyone in a huge crowd.
They were once "ordered" to attend a party that the British ambassador to the US threw for them at the British Embassy in Washington. They didn't want to go but their manager told them that should to go. It would make them look really bad if they refused. They didn't have any interest in rubbing elbows with the rich and powerful and famous. They really couldn't have cared less about people in high places.
At the British Embassy they were mobbed and not allowed to leave the room while politicians and embassy staff grabbed at them and poked them and even made fun of them and talked about them in their presence like they were circus freaks. They were grabbed and held and women in the crowd would actually cut handfuls of hair off their heads.
You have to realize how radical and different and even strange their long hair was back then. Looking at old films and photos' of them now, no one even notices their hair but back then they looked like freaks from another planet just because of their long hair. Everything about them, ESPECIALLY their music, was radical.
They said they absolutely hated all that and it sometimes scared the shit out of them how much people would get out of control when they were around.
Back to the cripples!
There were times at concerts that the first few rows would be reserved for institutionalized crippled and deformed children. They would look down while playing and see all these deformed kids in the front row who would be drooling and couldn't even sit up. Before some of these concerts the people in charge of these children would demand an audience with the Beatles and they would force their way into their dressing rooms and demand that the Beatles touch them and all that craziness. THAT is something to really freak out about and they did.
It wasn't long before they demanded from their manager, Brian Epstein, that he turn down every invitation and every demand to meet the Beatles from politicians, local bigwigs, celebrities and others like that because it used to scare the hell out of them.
George used to say that he always thought they would be assassinated in the US because they came to the US only a few months after JFK was assassinated and it was Americans who used to freak out the most. Her said people sometimes threw firecrackers onto the stage during a concert and they thought people were shooting at them. There were even a few occasions when they would get on a plane to fly to the next city for a concert and people took pot shots at their planes. They would later find bullet holes in some of those planes.
Again, if you didn't grow up with them then you really have no clue how insanely huge they were and how insane the world was about them.
I guess John was doing all that nonsense on stage as a way of striking back and coping with all the insanity that always surrounded them.
@@mrfester42 Ah I see, so that's the reason then, (in a nutshell). 😂
@@CB-xr1eg any more questions? We have a committee that answers them you know. Keeps us occupied.
@@sturdeehouse I don't believe I asked a question. If I did then I'm fucked if I can see it.
0:42 “No! We need money first!” - John. And fair enough I think
They just took the piss all the time and why not when you are young rich and have talent
4:08 HELP ME. HE REALLY SAID ARTHUR AAAAAAAA 😂😂😂
George throwing gang signs at 0:10 😭
Me: I’m gonna study for an extremely important test and be productive
Also me: I suppose I could watch a few hundred Beatles videos…
they own my whole heart
Ils on dead 🫢🫢🫢 0:37
Just out of curiosity, how were you able to find a lot of the outtakes during the Beatles recording sessions? I thought of using some of them for a couple videos of my own that i thought of making for another RUclipsr that I’m really good friends with. She’s a huge Beatles fan, and she’s never heard of any of the outtakes before. Please respond whenever/if you can and have a good day.
The Box Sets are one source although pricey. Also The beatles anthology CD's there are three of them.
3:52
Jajsjjsjs lo mejor!
0:14
1:20
3:17
4:26
Lol, they didn't give a fuck 😁
5:38
Why did I think that was Zac Efron on the thumbnail 😭
Shame the image is mirrored and the voices speed has been edited.
john is first like ,,shaddap while he’s talkin” yknow and then makes fun of paul doing this thing with ,,clap yer hands n stamp yer feet» 🥲💀
6:48
where is 4:26 from???
Their movie Help!
One Two Three FAAHHH X3
What version of I saw her standing there is this? It sounds different than the 2009 remaster
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Here's your 🏆 lol
funny, i thought they got married because she was pregnant and it would've been even worse if the public found out they were pregnant and they weren't married
Hahahahah que no diga mamadas ese Paul si conoció a George Harrison como a los 18 años no en la primaria
'when you gotta go, you gotta go' lol
It's patently obvious that Beatles humour is John's humour. They always aped him, and followed his lead. But alone, the other three are pale imitations. I love all of them, but it's a fact.
you'rte wrong
that's your opinion.. nothing else.
See, the great thing about freedom of speech is that you have the right to be wrong. God bless.
Wrong
John obviously could not stand anyone else trying to be funny.
Like so many people of his Alpha type character. It can’t cope with what he thinks of as competition.
“It” lol
you ask him personally?
wow you know so much about john...
It was not funny at all.
Well, I did smile once, maybe twice...
Hate music cancel it