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Spszk I saw his show for the first time this summer. Greatest night of my life. Best song he played that night was “something” on a ukulele that George gave him after telling a good story about him. I loved it so much
AWelsh Celt Pretty sure they did play 'Don't bother me' in a Hard Days Night.. not the Beatles themselves, but they were dancing to it in the club or whatever.
The man is near 80 and still cheeky and witty the same way he was when he was in his 20s the world would be a different place if this guy didn’t exist what an absolute treasure he is
I'd be honored if some Beatles fans would take a listen to my acoustic piano & vocal performances of PENNY LANE and BLACKBIRD on my YT channel in tribute to the Fab Four and the compositions of Paul McCartney. Live acoustic with no autotune or digital editing. Thanks and RESPECT to the legends.
Stop that nonsense, normie! "Sir Paul" (William) and Lennon were NOT friends. They were bandmates from late 1966-1970 and after the Beatles split up they were bitter music rivals. William did not grow up with Lennon in Liverpool. Stop applying JPM's relationship with Lennon on William. It doesn't work.
@@olskzeri2723 Paul is not dead you idiot. Think about it. If Paul supposedly “died” then you really think that a random replacement anywhere on earth would look so similar to Paul? And you really think that the rest of the group trained Paul to do bass that good in less than a year? You are so gullible and delusional
That's kind of how this whole talk show thing works. One person talks and the rest do not. They tried it with everybody talking, but it's just not as good (see: "The View").
See I thought he and Ringo were going to be in the film, even Google said they were part of the cast beforehand. A shame, but it makes a lot of sense as to why they weren't there.
I stood behind him and Heather in the line for the security xray at LAX once. He was disguised as a bag lady (I'm not making this up) but I recognized him. I caught his eye when he turned around once and he shot me a look like 'don't you dare say anything,' and I didn’t. Wish I had though.
I noticed that, very poignant. Whenever it's an actor or another musician, people clap or cheer at every joke/story because naturally they're starstruck. But people clearly know they're in the presence of a living legend who's helped shape society as we know it, and they just sit and listen. Kinda beautiful
I will never forget this. I was watching the news coverage of an NYC march for gun control and Sir Paul McCartney was speaking to the reporter. The reporter asked him why he was interested in gun control in America and he said, "Well, in 1980 my best friend was killed right up the street, so....". Broke my heart to hear him say that.
@@olskzeri2723 The same John Lennon referred to him as his best friend in an interview after he left the Beatles, just because as friends and family and humans people have arguments doesn't mean there isn't love and friendship anymore.
THE QUIET MAN 1958 because it was a divorce settlement and an NDA because neither want all the details of the marriage out for public display, because like everyone need their privacy
I'd be honored if some Beatles fans would take a listen to my acoustic piano & vocal performances of PENNY LANE and BLACKBIRD on my YT channel in tribute to the Fab Four and the vocals of Paul McCartney. Live acoustic with no autotune or digital editing. Thanks and RESPECT to the legends.
Anugerah Firdauzi Paul’s a very kind and modest human being. Alas, he’s probably one the last and/or few real humans left on this earth... You just don’t find many people like that anymore... It’s sad really...
@@Lucille_McCartney73 he's just humble and sweet always even when he was in the band..... he doesn't rly make fun of interview qns too btw unlike the other members... he's the sweetest Beatle😊😊🌸🌸
@@Lucille_McCartney73 he was the one who didn't tot of leaving the band right? And stay as enthu as he can even when they were doing their last few photoshoots tgt as a band...😊😊
But "Sir Paul" is really a William and that story in the movie followed Williams own: A failed musician that didn't get his break until he started singing Beatles songs. You people do not know real JPM's or Beatles history.
Does anyone know else feel that it’s incredible guys like this are still with us in the 2020’s. An absolute icon of long ago. It’s like a time paradox. Like sitting down with George Washington and being able to ask him anything you want.
Paul McCartney was murdered in 1966..this arse is an imposter..and got away with it cause people are too dumb..to recognize..the album cover with the children in pieces..John.. trying to expose what Paul knew.. children rituals..he knew too much..
I can’t think of a name! Because of his genuine truthful expression of his experiences his audience has engaged with him and of course the fact that he’s a Beatle.
I love how quiet the room is when he starts talking about his mother and John...You could hear a pin drop. Respect just fills the room. Love you Paul ❤️
It's sad to think that Paul questioned whether he and John were friends. Having watched Get Back, they were clearly the very best of friends. That sort of deep, passionate friendship that you only experience a handful of times throughout your life.
This is such a sad yet sweet interview, its so wholesome to hear McCartney talk about his relationship with Lennon and his mother and his music, warms my heart
@@olskzeri2723 wdym? Paul and John still were close and McCartney has even said in quite a few interviews that him and John talked quite a bit before he passed. The only Beatle that John cut ties with was George
@@abbeybelanger8118 Zeri's a wack job who is professing to believe a nonsense theory that the Paul M. speaking in this interview isn't the original Paul M.
When he is explaining how he came up with 'yesterday' he seems to be wring another song.... I woke up this morning, There's a tune in my head I just so happen To have a piano by my bed. Its just some old tune, my dad use to play Or maybe i just heard it yesterday.
Paul often talks about his dreams in interviews, meeting his mother, talking to John. He is a prolific dreamer. I find it touching when you look to Imagine "You may say I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one"
I find dreams fascinating... and who's to say that when you dream of people that have passed, that it isn't really them somehow communicating with you? Maybe it's when we sleep that we are closer to what they are... just consciousness. Maybe it really is John in Paul's dreams. I find that both sad and beautifully comforting. John popping in to see how his friend's doing, and perhaps serving as inspiration for more music... which I think John would get a kick out of, because as he's currently corporeally challenged he can't write music here on Earth. What better way to keep making music then through his old friend and partner?
I've often thought of how incredibly fortunate it was to be a young teenager when The Beatles burst onto the world stage and influenced us all... I was 14 when I heard my first Beatles song very late in 1963, not long after the horror of the assassination of President Kennedy.
@@TheKonga88 why the hell are you watching this? 😂 you're commenting nasty things on every positive comment. If you dont like Paul McCartney don't watch it.
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But he will... and I will be incredibly sad the day I learn of Paul's passing ... I was devastated the morning after John's assassination in 1980... and I was so sad when I learned that George had passed after his long and difficult battle with cancer... and interestingly, both he and John were taken from the world too soon... much too soon. Paul and Ringo have both endured wonderfully and still seem very young in heart and spirit... which is wonderful for those of us -- like myself -- who grew up with them...
Lumpy then there is you : born....a mistake only occupying space, nothing else and when you’re old and alone you learn that your existence was futile then when you’re dead you will be buried along with your name sadly nobody came.
“Do you write songs in your dreams?” Every Beatles fan: oh no Paul: yeah... yesterday “Yesterday was written in a dream?” Beatles fans: NO DONT- Paul: well I woke up with a melody in my head-
I am glad "Get Back" from Peter Jackson gets the record straight for us and for Paul and Ringo about that time and how much love and respect they had for each other. I think it's really sad that they were talked into thinking they had a bad time with their break up coming along, it was such a creative time. Although I know Paul fell into a deep depression afterwards because he really wanted to keep the Beatles together and didn't know what to do without his mates. I remember him talking about how Linda helped him through this difficult time. BUT neither of them was a villain.
Everything was not as easy as you describe it. The breakup was a very bitter one. And "Sir Paul" was the one who did break up the band. And they were not friends with William, they had a professional relationship with him.
@@olskzeri2723 John Lennon himself said that it was him, not Paul. He said, "I formed the Beatles and I dismantled the Beatles." And he did so by announcing at a meeting that he was leaving the band. Six montsh before that April interview with Paul where everyone said Paul announced it.
I live a 5 minutes walk from strawberry fields,it never ceases to amaze me how many visitors from all over the world, can be found wandering around Woolton as they pay homage to 4 lads from Liverpool. Makes me proud every day. #ynwa paul
I go there in 4 weeks,,,,when I was 14 years, in '64 , The Beatles, without Ringo , go for a boattour , trough the canals of Amsterdam, , i never forget,,,,and now i go to Liverpool....today i've got a lovely film, from mine grandchilderen, 2 , a boy, 4 a girl they are so lovely dancing, on , she loves you,,,so long ago,,,,and it seems sometime as yesterday,,😙
Gethsemane, were you there when Paul drove around Liverpool with James Cordan? It was amazing, the effect Paul had on the stunned people he materialized in front of.
Who wouldn't be? If you haven't seen it look up "Carpool Karaoke" with Paul McCartney - it is awesome! James Corden rides around Liverpool with Paul, singing his songs and hearing stories, and seeing the old places he would go, including the barbershop on Penny Lane, and the house that he lived in with his dad, where he and John wrote "She Loves You", and then they went to a pub where the Beatles used to play, and Paul put on a surprise show and people began pouring in off the streets. If I could have that day, I think I could die happy right after.
@Beatle Stories I loved when he told the story about his dad - especially the part about, "yeah, yeah, yeah" and him saying it was a nice song, but don't they have enough of these "Americanisms"? Couldn't they sing "yes, yes, yes" instead?
Abhinav Srivastava Yes!! Unbelievable. A super fan interviews a legend...in an extremely respectful way, asking extremely personal details, BUT Paul responds to his reverence. Love it.
That's the thing. A lot of interviewers try to make it about themselves. When you're interviewing someone it's not about you, it's about who you're interviewing
The picture of John and Paul has always been my favourite and I wish there was a way of owning a copy. Their body language shows friendship and respect despite the band coming apart. Bless Linda for a capturing the moment.
Paul McCartney has seen basically all of the greatest musicians of the 20th and 21st century. But of all the people in the music industry, the only person to be his equal was John. The day they meet again will be sad for us but will be great for those above us. Love you forever Paul.
Equal? You must be kidding. Lennon and Harrison were legendary artists. This guy was just an entertainer--a legendary one though, who could write good entertainment-- but nothing like the timeless art of. Lennon and Harrison
@@johntao6822 I responded to this already, I don't know how someone can even say these words. Paul's work will be heard for generations to come, John and George are legends too, but there's no way in hell that Paul can be put behind them artistically, musically, lyrically, or in any other way. I'm more of a fan of John's work, because it suits my taste more, but Paul's work is just as good and timeless in his own style. But you can have your opinion, the rest of us will be waiting for you in the real world.
@@johntao6822 Comparing apples and oranges or Oliver with Stanley... they are different but equal and both needed the other to become something that's more than just the sum of all parts.
I find myself weeping a little, every time I see Paul McCartney being interviewed now. I hope he lives a very long life. It's wonderful to wittness him experiencing veneration.
I cannot believe these awful, hateful responses. Shame on you who posted them. Paul McCartney gave us some of the best music ever created and has always promoted peace and love. Why do you say such hateful things? When he's gone he will have made the world a better place, can you say that about yourselves?
"Sir Paul" (William) is NOT the real Paul McCartney and people are only quiet because they do not understand that this man is NOT the same Paul that toured with Fab four and experienced Beatlemania first hand. And the audience doesn't understand William's doublespeak.
"To lose your mum at 14...". God, when he referred to his mother as "mum" I got a bit emotional. When it comes to his mother, he's still that 14 year old boy.
“I’m often with John. Just talking about doing something, and I come to get my Hofner bass, ready to play, and it’s covered in sticky tape. You know, dreams.”
I lost my mother when I was 10, it damaged me beyond repair. I’ve lived/delt with it and had a wonderful life. That song touches a wonderful chord with me!
Paul is so genuine, witty, humble and self-deprecating that you cannot help but love him. The carpool karaoke he did with James Cordon is over the top amazing. His stories about the Beatles and his own life are historically profound. I pray he gives lots more interviews and documents his life in books and film.
Will Sevy I write poetry. A couple of times I have gone back and read pieces I wrote a long time ago and wonder “who wrote that?” And why is it in my notebook? It will seem too good to be me! Mind you, it has only happened 2-3 times! The rest I remember! Lol
funny thing is when i have a dream about being back home and i dream about my mum who died years ago i say to her hang on your suppose to be dead what are you doing here but she doesn't say anything back
I saw Sir Paul in concert about six or seven years ago, and I cried like a baby. The Beatles have had such a profound influence on my life. I named my oldest son Jude to honor them. Paul has always been my favorite ❤️
I'd be honored if some McCartney & Colbert fans would take a listen to my acoustic piano & vocal performances of PENNY LANE and BLACKBIRD on my YT channel in tribute to 2 of the many genius compositions written by Sir Paul. Live acoustic with no autotune or digital editing. Thanks and RESPECT to the legends.
Truly. At first I was kind of annoyed that he audience wasn't cheering for him, but I'm actually glad they didn't because it allowed him to just talk and for us to take it in.
people always talk about John's loss but Paul lost his mum at an even earlier age !! Great bloke. I can't get enough of The Beatles, their songs and their voices, just heavenly.
BrIan CurtiSmith what are you talking about?? The fuck he’s a LEGEND!! and we should appreciate that he’s alive because there’ll never ever be a band as good as the Beatles and he’s still living.That is the reason why we should appreciate his being on this earth if you were wondering!!!. And the same goes for Ringo ❤️
BrIan CurtiSmith If you have any problems with his “Beautiful music he and John made why don’t you take you’re own advice and leave this planet. Don’t bring hate towards the phenomenal, thoughts others have to remarkable people on this earth.
Bruh why tf do people like you always wanna ruin comments by being all negative and smartass like stfu they were just saying something nice and positive smh
I'd be honored if some McCartney fans would take a listen to my acoustic piano & vocal performances of PENNY LANE and BLACKBIRD on my YT channel in tribute to 2 of the dozens of genius compositions written by Sir Paul. Live acoustic with no autotune or digital editing. Thanks and peace.
FlamQ Dbltap that’s awesome man I don’t mean to sound like one of those teens who are like “I was born in the wrong generation” but just to see The Beatles play live once would be such a fucking dream
molly tsanadis There is a song (by another band written by another artist) that Paul said that it made him cry the first time he heard it. Subsequently over the years it still causes his eyes to well up to this day whenever he hears it. It's amazing that someone who is responsible for authoring and composing either in part, or totality, some of the most beautiful songs ever written can be moved to tears by another master. That song lies across the pond somewhere in a place that God only knows.
Well the points were brought up within a larger context, some people ARE ABLE to bear a conversation which included some past sad elements. Notice he wasn't crying? Get over yourselves.
Truth Hurts you’re aware these stars are told what they’re gonna be asked about before the show right, idiot? Paul McCartney had no problem with these questions, he gave them the okay.
Imagine having the honour of meeting this legend, i'm 21, they broker up 30 years before I was born! That just shows you what a massive impact they had, and still have to this very day!
How about this: STOP TALKING ABOUT YESTERDAY AND LET IT BE AND START TALKING ABOUT STUFF THAT WE HAVEN’T HEARD YET, like Paul’s relationship with Denny Laine in Wings.
I saw a t-shirt once that had a picture of Paul and above his head it read,"He shot the wrong Beatle." I think that was after Paul sold all the Beatles music to Michael Jackson, and *no.way* would John have allowed that.
And George too! But John had a certain character that only exists with him. It's sharp and biting like his wit, but ethereal and timeless like his soul. John Lennon epitomizes the term "musical genius".
It's hard to even fathom the impact this man has made on the world. His life's work has touched more lives than probably any other musician or band in history, and he still seems to be such a kind, gentle soul. The world would've been a far poorer place had the Beatles never existed, and I feel like we all (myself included) often take for granted just how big a place they have in our lives, whether directly, or via another one of our favourite bands. Thank you for everything, Sir Paul. Truly one of a kind. ❤️
If you love their music, then you will love Paul in car pool karaoke. The video is here on this site. I had tears in my eyes all through it, and I am not usually given to tears.
Terms like, "national treasure", or in this case, "international treasure", get batted around way too much. With Paul and Ringo, though, I don't think there could be enough accolades and flattering titles. So many of us owe Paul a dept for all the joy he's given us. What a gracious, lovely man, and what a once in a century talent!
I'd be honored if some Beatles & McCartney fans would take a listen to my acoustic piano & vocal performances of PENNY LANE and BLACKBIRD on my YT channel in tribute to 2 of the many genius compositions written by Sir Paul. Live acoustic with no autotune or digital editing. Thanks and RESPECT to the legends.
There are no adjectives in the English language to describe what Paul and Ringo mean to people today the world over. Having them here still performing is a real gift from heaven. They're still extremely active and work as hard these days as they ever did. John and George must be proud.
I hadn’t listened to any Beatles music before I saw Yesterday. My parents like the Beatles, and after seeing the movie, I am obsessed with the Beatles.
AllyTime same except I didn’t watch the movie I saw the trailer so I decided to look up the song and I watched the video of Paul singing I’ve been obsessed ever since
Not long ago here in LA I was in the hospital. One of the nurses, probably 45ish, great nurse, when I mentioned a Beatles song admitted “I’ve never listened to them”. I obviously told her she should and that didn’t know what she was missing out on … but can you imagine? Never having The Beatles in your life? It just left me dumbstruck.
Great guy,Paul.I saw him once on the Tube in London.Didnt hassle or approach him,I looked at him and we just sort of nodded at each other!Surreal moment in my life!
John was a deeply flawed person who's faults are largely ignored. The way he abused Cynthia and Julian was terrible, and he lashed out and hurt his bandmates with his insensitive insults. It's quite telling that he had few close friends after he left the Beatles...whereas the other three were surrounded by friends.
Every time I see Paul I am close to crying. Because he looks quite like my mum at the same age who died recently. She was an incredible musician too, not a song writer, but a soprano opera singer, opera coach and concert pianist. Highly talented like Paul. But its the humanity of the soul that comes through, thats the similarity, and the burning desire to share music with others because they love it. I have this too.MUSIC, the greatest of human wonders next LOVE.
Made me cry! Paul is such a living legend. He's affected all of our lives, the world. His energy is endearing, ever-lasting. Starstruck Steven is just another fan...he was lost on the interview. I think he just wanted to say I LOVE YOU PAUL; just like the rest of us mere mortals!
I really need to re-evaluate their music. I didn't grow up listening to them but in comparison, the Beatles sound far better than the noise we have today. Great interview Mr. Colbert!
I'd be honored if some Beatles fans would take a listen to my acoustic piano & vocal performances of PENNY LANE and BLACKBIRD on my YT channel in tribute to 2 of the many genius compositions written by Sir Paul McCartney. Live acoustic with no autotune or digital enhancements. Thanks and RESPECT to the legends.
I'd be honored if some Beatles fans would take a listen to my acoustic piano & vocal performances of PENNY LANE and BLACKBIRD on my YT channel in tribute to a couple of the many genius compositions written by Sir Paul McCartney. Live acoustic with no autotune or digital editing. Thanks and RESPECT to the legends.
I mean, they are literally already being forgotten, and their music along with them. Remember when Paul did that song with Kanye West and a ton of kids had no clue who "this old dude" was? Give it 30 years, you'll have to explain who the Beatles were to most people. That's just time; try to romanticize them all you want, but even legends fade, just like everything else.
"Well, it was a pretty good plug for me." I just love Paul. Always right on time with his sense of humor. I cant imagine where we would be without all the music that he has provided.
Deep down we all suspect Paul still loves John & misses him dearly. They were a fantastic writing duo & their songs will endure for many decades to come. Sure he misses George too but John left us in the most inconceivable way, who would think. Check out "Yesterday" the movie, regardless of some critics it's a fun, likeable film. I loved it.
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"Then i found music and....John" this is so touching.
i cried.
This is so epic
So gracious
Thank you for noticing that quote. There is hope for Humanity
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I'm sad that interviewers always ask about John but not about George :(
That's true
Spszk :(
Spszk I saw his show for the first time this summer. Greatest night of my life. Best song he played that night was “something” on a ukulele that George gave him after telling a good story about him. I loved it so much
True!
AWelsh Celt Pretty sure they did play 'Don't bother me' in a Hard Days Night.. not the Beatles themselves, but they were dancing to it in the club or whatever.
The man is near 80 and still cheeky and witty the same way he was when he was in his 20s the world would be a different place if this guy didn’t exist what an absolute treasure he is
Great person, he and John are huge inspirations of mine not musically, but just as genuine, loving, sharing people ✌
I'd be honored if some Beatles fans would take a listen to my acoustic piano & vocal performances of PENNY LANE and BLACKBIRD on my YT channel in tribute to the Fab Four and the compositions of Paul McCartney. Live acoustic with no autotune or digital editing. Thanks and RESPECT to the legends.
How the hell would the world be a different place? 😂😂😂🐭🐭🐭🐭🙌🙌You need some crack or something 🙌🙌🙋🙋
Kunta Kinte 🤡🤡🤡🤡
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“Yeah, I have a lot of dreams about John… and they’re always good.”
It’s so genuinely comforting to hear him say that.
John is reunited with the real Paul.
Dreams did PAUL no favors according to the Shears book.@@olskzeri2723
@@olskzeri2723😂
Imagine going 40 years without seeing your best friend except in dreams. Such a beautiful friendship. I know Paul thinks about him all the time.
Stop that nonsense, normie! "Sir Paul" (William) and Lennon were NOT friends. They were bandmates from late 1966-1970 and after the Beatles split up they were bitter music rivals.
William did not grow up with Lennon in Liverpool.
Stop applying JPM's relationship with Lennon on William. It doesn't work.
@@olskzeri2723 Paul is not dead you idiot. Think about it. If Paul supposedly “died” then you really think that a random replacement anywhere on earth would look so similar to Paul? And you really think that the rest of the group trained Paul to do bass that good in less than a year? You are so gullible and delusional
@@olskzeri2723 nickers in twist there Sheila?
@@kingchrisa4188 it’s ölsk zeri, don’t reply to him. He does this on all Paul McCartney videos
@@olskzeri2723 wtf you are a looney.
Notice how everyone is silent when he speaks
Admiring a legend
That's kind of how this whole talk show thing works. One person talks and the rest do not. They tried it with everybody talking, but it's just not as good (see: "The View").
concerned citizen 🤔
concerned citizen : Billy’s back!! Do you notice how he has very little wrinkles and his neck is like someone in their 30’s. Latex mask for Billy!
@concerned citizen Can't tell if you're just joking, but if you actually believe all of that Paul is Dead nonsense...big yikes!
concerned citizen It appears that the asylum is once again allowing the patients access to the internet! Check out “Macca lives” you crazy fools.
Imagine sitting in a movie theatre, watching Yesterday, and turning around to see Paul McCartney. I would start questioning my sanity.
See I thought he and Ringo were going to be in the film, even Google said they were part of the cast beforehand. A shame, but it makes a lot of sense as to why they weren't there.
LOL!!
The right thing to do? Smile, thank the universe for the crazy trip, and keep watching. (I'd imagine he'd be pretty interested in watching lol!)
I still find a certain cameo from that movie blasphemous and in bad taste...
I stood behind him and Heather in the line for the security xray at LAX once. He was disguised as a bag lady (I'm not making this up) but I recognized him. I caught his eye when he turned around once and he shot me a look like 'don't you dare say anything,' and I didn’t. Wish I had though.
I love that everyone is dead silent when he’s speaking
Cause everyone knows he's lying..he's the imposter..
@@MommaZim2 Can't you take your _"Paul is dead"_ lunacy back to 1966 where it belongs?
@@MommaZim2 get outta here
When a music legend speaks, you listen.
@@MommaZim2 ok Randy
After all these years, and Paul still has his signature "y'know"
John always said it as well
Their author's signature. 📡
It's part of the Liverpool "scouse" vocab.. except it's more common to say "y'know what I mean like".. :)
It's a confirmation of a negative... yuh-no
@@radofficial4672 haha yes brummies say it also
John and Paul had what could be argued as the most important friendship in music history. That is not hyperbole.
Nothing arguable about it. 💗
Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel were great friends too, not anymore I think
@@stefano.b65stef77 , yoko ono was a sore on the arse of John & Paul
Less important than Jagger/Richards.
@@alanbrookes6637 that ain't true, watch the Get Back film
Everyone silent listening to a musical legend!
I noticed that, very poignant. Whenever it's an actor or another musician, people clap or cheer at every joke/story because naturally they're starstruck. But people clearly know they're in the presence of a living legend who's helped shape society as we know it, and they just sit and listen. Kinda beautiful
@@Bloke-98 never seen this happened on this show
@@Bloke-98 It's definitely amazing!
We all say there, knowing that each word was going to be important. We all wanted to hear what Paul said!
A low IQ musical legend on a libtard show...
I will never forget this. I was watching the news coverage of an NYC march for gun control and Sir Paul McCartney was speaking to the reporter. The reporter asked him why he was interested in gun control in America and he said, "Well, in 1980 my best friend was killed right up the street, so....". Broke my heart to hear him say that.
"Sir Paul" (William) and John were not best friends.
@@olskzeri2723 You must be lonely
@@olskzeri2723 Oh! So you knew them both personally! That's great! Tell me more...
@@olskzeri2723 The same John Lennon referred to him as his best friend in an interview after he left the Beatles, just because as friends and family and humans people have arguments doesn't mean there isn't love and friendship anymore.
@@olskzeri2723, we’re you part of the band? Best friends with both???🤣🤣🤣🤣
I want to give Paul McCartney a hug he’s probably one of the nicest guys to ever live
is tom brady coming back?
He’s also one of the world’s best PR guys. He could be an absolute prick and you’d never know. Though I’m sure he’s nice.
THE QUIET MAN 1958 every body makes mistakes
THE QUIET MAN 1958 because it was a divorce settlement and an NDA because neither want all the details of the marriage out for public display, because like everyone need their privacy
@Joe Cosgrove Bingo!
Paul can make you cry and laugh in a single conversation..
I'd be honored if some Beatles fans would take a listen to my acoustic piano & vocal performances of PENNY LANE and BLACKBIRD on my YT channel in tribute to the Fab Four and the vocals of Paul McCartney. Live acoustic with no autotune or digital editing. Thanks and RESPECT to the legends.
Wow, he's dreaming about playing with John and the rest of the boys. That's so sweet. He must be missing them a lot
He was them almost every day for over 12 years so of course he'll dream about them.
Anugerah Firdauzi Paul’s a very kind and modest human being. Alas, he’s probably one the last and/or few real humans left on this earth... You just don’t find many people like that anymore... It’s sad really...
@@Lucille_McCartney73 he's just humble and sweet always even when he was in the band..... he doesn't rly make fun of interview qns too btw unlike the other members... he's the sweetest Beatle😊😊🌸🌸
kj yes he is! That’s why Paul is best Beatle!
@@Lucille_McCartney73 he was the one who didn't tot of leaving the band right? And stay as enthu as he can even when they were doing their last few photoshoots tgt as a band...😊😊
The Beatles are like an old friend...I can't imagine life without them
it's easy if you try
Part of our childhood and adult life...they're music was a drug for bad times
We will always have them.
@@ellonysman a drug without life altering consequences
You should
Stephen Colbert has finally found out that Yesterday came to Paul McCartney in a dream. Now the last person on earth to find out has been told.
daletwin1 I learned that today.
I knew that Let It Be was from one of paul mccartney’s dreams but I’ve never heard of Yesterday coming from his dreams
Yeah I’ve heard him talk about let it be coming from a dream a million times. Never once yesterday
I guess that's fourth to the last person on earth to find out. Umm... make that fifth.
daletwin1 for sure stephen colbert knows this but its part of the segment for the other viewers to see
PEOPLE WERE IN A MOVIE THEATER WATCHING YESTERDAY WITH PAUL MCCARTNEY AND DIDN’T KNOW
But "Sir Paul" is really a William and that story in the movie followed Williams own: A failed musician that didn't get his break until he started singing Beatles songs.
You people do not know real JPM's or Beatles history.
@@olskzeri2723 huh
@@olskzeri2723 huh
@@olskzeri2723 You buy into the wrong things
I thought the same thing lol
Stephen: Do you ever write songs in your dreams?
Every single Beatles fan: **sigh** ah shit here we go again
This deserves top comment lol
y.... why the sigh?
@@causeeffect7624 Paul has been telling the "yesterday" dream event since 1965!!!! Why he would ask the question shows his ignorance about Paul.
Hahahaha!
it’s either Yesterday or Let It Be
Does anyone know else feel that it’s incredible guys like this are still with us in the 2020’s. An absolute icon of long ago. It’s like a time paradox. Like sitting down with George Washington and being able to ask him anything you want.
Absolutely, It's rare that someone reaches his level of fame and status while stlii alive.A true living legend.
Paul McCartney was murdered in 1966..this arse is an imposter..and got away with it cause people are too dumb..to recognize..the album cover with the children in pieces..John.. trying to expose what Paul knew.. children rituals..he knew too much..
@@MommaZim2 we have medicine for what you have, dear commenter
@@MommaZim2 hit your head recently chump? Thought so.
Great impact, someone text in 12 years younger than Paul, and wants to die before him!, Like wow
I love how quiet it is, I feel like the lack of jokes and laughter is showing Paul respect
I can’t think of a name! Because of his genuine truthful expression of his experiences his audience has engaged with him and of course the fact that he’s a Beatle.
Great comment - yes, you’re absolutely right
He's certainly earned it like very few have.
its probably really conspicuous to him and feels gross.
It actually seemed Paul was the one breaking most of the jokes.
The thought of Paul giggling in the cinema because he's referenced as the greatest songwriter ever fills me with such joy haha
I love how quiet the room is when he starts talking about his mother and John...You could hear a pin drop. Respect just fills the room. Love you Paul ❤️
UGH...I got emotional when he spoke about his mom & John.
That pic of John and Paul is special. Im sure whenever he sees it he chokes up
They were brothers to the end.
James Anderson Especially when he’s in public. Paul was always the consummate showman.
It's sad to think that Paul questioned whether he and John were friends. Having watched Get Back, they were clearly the very best of friends. That sort of deep, passionate friendship that you only experience a handful of times throughout your life.
No, they had a frosty relationship. "Sir Paul" (William) and Lennon were not the best of friends.
@@olskzeri2723 even though John Lennon called Paul his best friend on many occasions?
@@chrisgilliver1 he did mean the real Paul not William.
@@olskzeri2723 oh, I see.
@@chrisgilliver1 Don't listen to the shit that guy posts. A decades old conspiracy theory thats entire premise makes entirely no sense
“do you ever write songs in your dreams?”
paul: i woke up one morning-
every beatles fan: ight imma head out
😂😂😂
LMFAOOO 😆
Lololol
nah i would just sit there and listen to the whole story😂❤️
Its like Ian Gillan or Roger Glover from Deep Purple being asked how the song Smoke On The Water came about.
How quite the entire audience is I almost cried when he talked about his dreams about John fascinating interview ...
John’s death still feels surreal. As is the fact that Paul is almost twice the age of John when he died.
I almost cried, and I taught he would too, when he talked about his mum, and mine still alive.
I believe Paul to be a good and a caring person.
Yah, me too...
@@TorToroPorco the sad thing is John has been gone almost as long as he was here😥
I like how sweet, sincere and playful Mr. McCartney is. ♥
Iron Fan sir McCartney
yes indeedy!
Its Sir Paul McCartney not Mr McCartney.
As always.
@@ingriddubbel8468 Dr. Mr. Prof. McCartney. Got it.
This is such a sad yet sweet interview, its so wholesome to hear McCartney talk about his relationship with Lennon and his mother and his music, warms my heart
You mean old "Sir Paul" (William) lying his a** off.
@@olskzeri2723 wdym? Paul and John still were close and McCartney has even said in quite a few interviews that him and John talked quite a bit before he passed. The only Beatle that John cut ties with was George
@@abbeybelanger8118 Zeri's a wack job who is professing to believe a nonsense theory that the Paul M. speaking in this interview isn't the original Paul M.
❤️🫂
Imagine how Paul felt when he saw the John Lennon scene in Yesterday.
I was wondering the same! But glad he didn't ask about it,cause must be so sad for him to talk.
@@-sep7684 Not to mention a big spoiler.
Faigornx the movie has been out for like 5 months
It made me feel good, for some reason it gave me hope and a bit of closure.
That would have been an amazing question!
Finally we get to hear Paul. Jimmy didn’t let him speak.
Pretty much every Fallon interview: ya da da da da da da hahahaha omg like really I can’t believe it ya da da da da
WHA.. HAHA.. WHA
@@RC.41 Jimmy never lets anyone speak. He should just not have guests.
LMAOOOOO facts
@@davidkariu LMAOOO
When he is explaining how he came up with 'yesterday' he seems to be wring another song....
I woke up this morning,
There's a tune in my head
I just so happen
To have a piano by my bed.
Its just some old tune,
my dad use to play
Or maybe i just heard it yesterday.
Aneesah Qadim omg this is actually a good song in my head!
OMG SO TRUE
Haha, very clever! 😂
Wow, I didn't catch that. Awesome. A very lyrical mind as always.
Woke up
Fell out of bed
Had a tune inside my head
Paul often talks about his dreams in interviews, meeting his mother, talking to John. He is a prolific dreamer.
I find it touching when you look to Imagine "You may say I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one"
I find dreams fascinating... and who's to say that when you dream of people that have passed, that it isn't really them somehow communicating with you? Maybe it's when we sleep that we are closer to what they are... just consciousness. Maybe it really is John in Paul's dreams. I find that both sad and beautifully comforting. John popping in to see how his friend's doing, and perhaps serving as inspiration for more music... which I think John would get a kick out of, because as he's currently corporeally challenged he can't write music here on Earth. What better way to keep making music then through his old friend and partner?
@@terrywest111 You hit the nail straight on the head.
@@kellyrn6014 Thanks.
thank u for making me sob :)
Makin' me cry right now
goosegumps... I'm living in the same era that this legend... such a bless
I've often thought of how incredibly fortunate it was to be a young teenager when The Beatles burst onto the world stage and influenced us all... I was 14 when I heard my first Beatles song very late in 1963, not long after the horror of the assassination of President Kennedy.
"Goosegumps" might be the funniest typo ever.
@@Seantendo Lol
he’s still so witty and funny. such a precious man, he should never die.
He should be put to death in Texas 🙌🙌🐸🌵🌵
@@TheKonga88 why the hell are you watching this? 😂 you're commenting nasty things on every positive comment. If you dont like Paul McCartney don't watch it.
@@briana_patrick Lollipops and frogspawn going to the moon, Brian fucking Patrick is dancing with a spoon, when the pie was opened Brian began to sing, oh look it's Kunta Kinta wearing mommy's ring. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂💍💍😂😂💍💍💍💍😂😂🎶🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃🍳🍳🚶🚶🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃👓👓👠🏊🏊🏊🏊🙌🙌🙌🙌👽🐭🐁🐭🏡🏡🐸🐸🐸
But he will... and I will be incredibly sad the day I learn of Paul's passing ... I was devastated the morning after John's assassination in 1980... and I was so sad when I learned that George had passed after his long and difficult battle with cancer... and interestingly, both he and John were taken from the world too soon... much too soon.
Paul and Ringo have both endured wonderfully and still seem very young in heart and spirit... which is wonderful for those of us -- like myself -- who grew up with them...
He won't. He's a deity, thus immortal.
I dreamed once that John Lennon was in my back garden, he talked to me and gave me advice and it actually really influenced me
Rachel Ryan cool
That’s lit.
Je peux voyager dans le temps, mais je ne peux faire revenir les morts, même dans mes rêves.
That's called lsd
David Deck was there an octopus?
I love Paul because he’s still so normal and it’s not all about him!
I have loved them since I was a child. Yellow Submarine always cheers me up.
It is ALL about him. "Sir Paul" have a huge ego.
@@olskzeri2723 He's a sir because he was knighted by the Queen. Do you not know how that works?
I like Paul but the guy has a massive ego. The humble act is just that. An act. Still he wouldn't be where he is today without it I suppose.
@@blacbraun he's definitely softened. His new albums definitely show it
There are great musicians.
There are Legends
Then there is Paul McCartney
Lumpy and you’re a failure
Amitabh Mishra i hope he knows Let It Be did also
LoL @ lumpy, he probably listen to nickelback and nirvana , you have no understanding of how good McCartney is thats your problem no1 elses
Lumpy
then there is you :
born....a mistake only occupying space, nothing else
and when you’re old and alone you learn that your existence was futile
then when you’re dead you will be buried along with your name sadly nobody came.
Lumpy you’re a failure in life you 7 year old.
“Do you write songs in your dreams?”
Every Beatles fan: oh no
Paul: yeah... yesterday
“Yesterday was written in a dream?”
Beatles fans: NO DONT-
Paul: well I woke up with a melody in my head-
I was waiting for "The movement you need is on your shoulder'' story about Hey Jude.
This is a underrated comment
Isabella Fouquier let it be too lmao
Every. Single. Time.
I don't get it
The fact that John is in Paul’s dreams a lot, means johns still with him. Awwwwwwwwwww 😭💜💯
I am glad "Get Back" from Peter Jackson gets the record straight for us and for Paul and Ringo about that time and how much love and respect they had for each other. I think it's really sad that they were talked into thinking they had a bad time with their break up coming along, it was such a creative time. Although I know Paul fell into a deep depression afterwards because he really wanted to keep the Beatles together and didn't know what to do without his mates. I remember him talking about how Linda helped him through this difficult time. BUT neither of them was a villain.
Everything was not as easy as you describe it. The breakup was a very bitter one. And "Sir Paul" was the one who did break up the band.
And they were not friends with William, they had a professional relationship with him.
@@olskzeri2723 you’re wrong
@@olskzeri2723 John Lennon himself said that it was him, not Paul. He said, "I formed the Beatles and I dismantled the Beatles." And he did so by announcing at a meeting that he was leaving the band. Six montsh before that April interview with Paul where everyone said Paul announced it.
Not even Yoko, as everybody thinks.
@@lilyoaks Yoko had a hell of a lot to do with it actually.
I live a 5 minutes walk from strawberry fields,it never ceases to amaze me how many visitors from all over the world, can be found wandering around Woolton as they pay homage to 4 lads from Liverpool. Makes me proud every day. #ynwa paul
Been there myself. Via slc ut usa.
I go there in 4 weeks,,,,when I was 14 years, in '64 , The Beatles, without Ringo , go for a boattour , trough the canals of Amsterdam, , i never forget,,,,and now i go to Liverpool....today i've got a lovely film, from mine grandchilderen, 2 , a boy, 4 a girl they are so lovely dancing, on , she loves you,,,so long ago,,,,and it seems sometime as yesterday,,😙
paul loves everton
Gethsemane, were you there when Paul drove around Liverpool with James Cordan? It was amazing, the effect Paul had on the stunned people he materialized in front of.
That's very cool.❤❤
Stephen is genuinely starstruck.
Who wouldn't be? If you haven't seen it look up "Carpool Karaoke" with Paul McCartney - it is awesome! James Corden rides around Liverpool with Paul, singing his songs and hearing stories, and seeing the old places he would go, including the barbershop on Penny Lane, and the house that he lived in with his dad, where he and John wrote "She Loves You", and then they went to a pub where the Beatles used to play, and Paul put on a surprise show and people began pouring in off the streets. If I could have that day, I think I could die happy right after.
@Beatle Stories
I loved when he told the story about his dad - especially the part about, "yeah, yeah, yeah" and him saying it was a nice song, but don't they have enough of these "Americanisms"? Couldn't they sing "yes, yes, yes" instead?
I would be, too. I was lucky enough to see him in concert in 2013. Most amazing night ever.
I am sure the whole of the audience felt that same and the people who work for CBS staff also
Abhinav Srivastava
Yes!!
Unbelievable.
A super fan interviews a legend...in an extremely respectful way, asking extremely personal details,
BUT Paul responds to his reverence. Love it.
Journalism students can go to school on this interview: Notice how little Stephen Colbert says. He lets that man talk.
this is a standard interview outside of America
And doesn't interject his own personal stories, memories, etc. You know he certainly has them.
That's the thing. A lot of interviewers try to make it about themselves. When you're interviewing someone it's not about you, it's about who you're interviewing
Doug Hill for a change
Yes! There have been times when I’ve yelled at the television because show hosts would feel the need to talk and the guest would have to stop talking.
I could spent so many hours straight just watching to this man talk. Love him endlessly.
But if you did that you would someday need to unlearn all the nonsense that this man have been saying for years.
@@olskzeri2723 yup, you’re still wrong
He is not the real Paul!!! Fake man!! Imposter!!
michael bought all his music tho lol
Literally SAME.
The picture of John and Paul has always been my favourite and I wish there was a way of owning a copy. Their body language shows friendship and respect despite the band coming apart. Bless Linda for a capturing the moment.
Rob ert I’m pretty sure you can google that picture and print it out
Shoot amazon there’s all kinds of well made prints of classic pictures, movie scenes.
Linda doesn't get enough credit as a great photographer. Some of my favorite shots of music stars are by her.
www.pinterest.com/pin/236298311670291879/?nic=1
He has definately gone out and "lived a good life". His mom is certainly very proud from above.
Could there be any mother more proud about her kid being able to bring so much joy to the world.
B Erulan maybe Stormy Daniels’s mom?
tyler massage 😂😂😂 LMFAO
definitely
I got a little tearful when he talked about losing his mother at 14.
Paul McCartney has seen basically all of the greatest musicians of the 20th and 21st century. But of all the people in the music industry, the only person to be his equal was John. The day they meet again will be sad for us but will be great for those above us. Love you forever Paul.
Equal? You must be kidding. Lennon and Harrison were legendary artists. This guy was just an entertainer--a legendary one though, who could write good entertainment-- but nothing like the timeless art of. Lennon and Harrison
@@johntao6822 I responded to this already, I don't know how someone can even say these words. Paul's work will be heard for generations to come, John and George are legends too, but there's no way in hell that Paul can be put behind them artistically, musically, lyrically, or in any other way. I'm more of a fan of John's work, because it suits my taste more, but Paul's work is just as good and timeless in his own style. But you can have your opinion, the rest of us will be waiting for you in the real world.
@@johntao6822 that is some serious stupidity what you said there
@@johntao6822
Comparing apples and oranges or Oliver with Stanley... they are different but equal and both needed the other to become something that's more than just the sum of all parts.
Have any of your listened to Roger Waters, at all?
God bless Paul class act, you know he is heart broken over John and George, how anyone could say they don't like the Beatles just baffles me.
They were friends since childhood and teen years. That is hard to lose a lifelong pal.
i mean i don’t like the beatles music 😂
Just kind of scummy they were brought to America after jfk got assassinated so people can be hush hush about it
Idontlikethebeetles
I love em
"Sir Paul" did NOT know Lennon or Harrison when they were teenagers.
I find myself weeping a little, every time I see Paul McCartney being interviewed now.
I hope he lives a very long life.
It's wonderful to wittness him experiencing veneration.
Stop your weeping, it's all a farce
You find yourself weeping ? You need to go and get yourself a life
He will die next year
I cannot believe these awful, hateful responses. Shame on you who posted them. Paul McCartney gave us some of the best music ever created and has always promoted peace and love. Why do you say such hateful things? When he's gone he will have made the world a better place, can you say that about yourselves?
@@msoiseth3419 They're just attention seekers with nothing better to do. they probably don't mean what they say. They just do it to get a reaction.
Fact: when Paul McCartney speaks. Everyone shuts up, including the talk host.
Mary expect Howard stern
"Sir Paul" (William) is NOT the real Paul McCartney and people are only quiet because they do not understand that this man is NOT the same Paul that toured with Fab four and experienced Beatlemania first hand.
And the audience doesn't understand William's doublespeak.
@@olskzeri4537 yeah i can never understand how anyone believes he is alive, like cmon he looks nothing like the real one
@@olskzeri4537 yeah i can never understand how anyone believes he is alive, like cmon he looks nothing like the real one
Nice try..zzz
When he talks about his mom and John😢 Life is precious.
I grew up with the Beatles. I saw them twice live in 1964 and 66. Every one of them were special to me and that will not change
Not even BTS?😂😂
Just kidding
❤️🫂
"To lose your mum at 14...". God, when he referred to his mother as "mum" I got a bit emotional. When it comes to his mother, he's still that 14 year old boy.
JR must have been horrific,you always need your mum, but at that age you need them the most
So sad 😥
:C
The English call their mums "mum" all their lives.
If you call your mom mother there's something wrong
“I’m often with John. Just talking about doing something, and I come to get my Hofner bass, ready to play, and it’s covered in sticky tape. You know, dreams.”
Hofner bass
@@Artill3rybby and when he woke up he had the words for Fuh-You in his head
@@Artill3rybby It's spelled Höfner. Watch the umlaut which is also present in your last name. Are you German?
the sticky tape part awakened the freud in me..
lmao I love paul
My favourite part of the movie "Yesterday"
was to see john lenon alive.
Shadow i cried 🥺
Heartbreaking
Must not know much about man then.
Yes!!
that broke my heart, I couldn’t stop crying, wish it was true, but’ll never be🥺
I lost my mother when I was 10, it damaged me beyond repair. I’ve lived/delt with it and had a wonderful life. That song touches a wonderful chord with me!
God bless you sir.
I lost my father at 10 and now at the age of 65 I still miss him like it was yesterday. I know exactly how you feel love ❤
Paul is so genuine, witty, humble and self-deprecating that you cannot help but love him. The carpool karaoke he did with James Cordon is over the top amazing. His stories about the Beatles and his own life are historically profound. I pray he gives lots more interviews and documents his life in books and film.
“And after a couple weeks I decided it was mine” such a great line about songwriting and the whole experience
Will Sevy I write poetry. A couple of times I have gone back and read pieces I wrote a long time ago and wonder “who wrote that?” And why is it in my notebook? It will seem too good to be me! Mind you, it has only happened 2-3 times! The rest I remember! Lol
I very often dream about my fiancé whom I lost in 1971... and still think about her EVERY day.
my condolences for your loss.. what a lovely thought though
So sorry.😟
funny thing is when i have a dream about being back home and i dream about my mum who died years ago i say to her hang on your suppose to be dead what are you doing here but she doesn't say anything back
@@nzfalcon8698 and then what happens?
@@-dale2051 not much really after that
I saw Sir Paul in concert about six or seven years ago, and I cried like a baby. The Beatles have had such a profound influence on my life. I named my oldest son Jude to honor them. Paul has always been my favorite ❤️
he looks so excited to talk about how he wrote 'yesterday' for the hundredth time, it's adorable (5:04)
"Sir Paul" (William) did NOT write "Yesterday", normie. He is just Another day as Lennon told us so many years ago.
@@olskzeri2723 Leave
@@olskzeri2723 u again omfg
@@olskzeri2723 You need therapy.
Ölsk Zeri Schizophrenia is no joke dude
God i could just listen to him talk about music, john and his songs all day.
Such an interesting and insightful interview inside the mind of a legend!
Nooo .. Yesterday... Besameeeee besame muchooo...
I'd be honored if some McCartney & Colbert fans would take a listen to my acoustic piano & vocal performances of PENNY LANE and BLACKBIRD on my YT channel in tribute to 2 of the many genius compositions written by Sir Paul. Live acoustic with no autotune or digital editing. Thanks and RESPECT to the legends.
So... heavy tho..
I need some positive too..
Truly. At first I was kind of annoyed that he audience wasn't cheering for him, but I'm actually glad they didn't because it allowed him to just talk and for us to take it in.
@Seito Stockman
Yes its faul 👍
people always talk about John's loss but Paul lost his mum at an even earlier age !! Great bloke. I can't get enough of The Beatles, their songs and their voices, just heavenly.
But that was real Paul loosing his mom. "Sir Paul" (William) is not that Paul.
Paul had a good relationship with his father, John barely knew his. Met him once, I think.
I love Paul McCartney. He's a living legend. Let's appreciate him while he's ALIVE!
Vinyl Talk With Tavis YASSS!! I love Paul McCartney he’s my favorite Beatle 💖MACCA💖
BrIan CurtiSmith what are you talking about?? The fuck he’s a LEGEND!! and we should appreciate that he’s alive because there’ll never ever be a band as good as the Beatles and he’s still living.That is the reason why we should appreciate his being on this earth if you were wondering!!!. And the same goes for Ringo ❤️
BrIan CurtiSmith If you have any problems with his “Beautiful music he and John made why don’t you take you’re own advice and leave this planet. Don’t bring hate towards the phenomenal, thoughts others have to remarkable people on this earth.
Bruh why tf do people like you always wanna ruin comments by being all negative and smartass like stfu they were just saying something nice and positive smh
asher monique EXACTLY 💛✨
Paul McCartney’s interviews still provide and feel like magic 🥰✌️
I'd be honored if some McCartney fans would take a listen to my acoustic piano & vocal performances of PENNY LANE and BLACKBIRD on my YT channel in tribute to 2 of the dozens of genius compositions written by Sir Paul. Live acoustic with no autotune or digital editing. Thanks and peace.
Not so in the UK!
did i cry when he talked about john visiting him in his dreams ?
definitely
He visits him in real life, he's alive.
Samsies
I cried too. Did you notice how Paul kept looking at that photo of the two happy wizards ready to spring the great gift of Abbey Road on the public?
SO DO I
Never heard a talk show set this quiet. Everyone has their full attention on Paul.
I’m not crying you are
FlamQ Dbltap that’s awesome man I don’t mean to sound like one of those teens who are like “I was born in the wrong generation” but just to see The Beatles play live once would be such a fucking dream
THANATOS FANATICOS bro I was crying from the very start just wanted to act tough lol
molly tsanadis There is a song (by another band written by another artist) that Paul said that it made him cry the first time he heard it. Subsequently over the years it still causes his eyes to well up to this day whenever he hears it. It's amazing that someone who is responsible for authoring and composing either in part, or totality, some of the most beautiful songs ever written can be moved to tears by another master. That song lies across the pond somewhere in a place that God only knows.
Venom Q fucking awesome ❤️
Wow you know me so well 😏
“So I wanna ask about your mother’s death and your dead best friend”
Give the man a break!
And yet, Paul is always the diplomat.
Well the points were brought up within a larger context, some people ARE ABLE to bear a conversation which included some past sad elements. Notice he wasn't crying? Get over yourselves.
All guests agree on the questions before filming.
Truth Hurts you’re aware these stars are told what they’re gonna be asked about before the show right, idiot? Paul McCartney had no problem with these questions, he gave them the okay.
Well, if one person is qualified to ask about that kind of thing, it'd be Colbert. He knows what it's like.
Anybody: *Asks about Paul's music and how he gets his inspiration*
Paul: *So I had this dream where I saw my mother, right?-*
I love the song Woman. I believe Paul was singing about his wife Linda.
Woman is Lennon's
@@leefrancis4565 so i had a dream y’know I woke up one morning with a tune in my head...
@@leefrancis4565 ????????????????????????????????????
Imagine having the honour of meeting this legend, i'm 21, they broker up 30 years before I was born! That just shows you what a massive impact they had, and still have to this very day!
He is not a legend. He is a fraud. "Sir Paul" is really a William.
No one:
Interviewer:”so yesterday-“
Every Beatles fan:”NO-“
Paul:”so I woke up with this melody in my head-
I don't mind hearing it again...
How about this: STOP TALKING ABOUT YESTERDAY AND LET IT BE AND START TALKING ABOUT STUFF THAT WE HAVEN’T HEARD YET, like Paul’s relationship with Denny Laine in Wings.
Stop whining. He's a legend and he's still with us.
*SO I WAS ASLEEP YKNOW*
For real, I actually love seeing every time he brings it up. It's clearly special to him.
Wouldn't be nice if John was able to be here and join the interview
"Wouldn't it be nice..." - I see what you did there... 😉
Yes, together with George (RIP) and Ringo...
@Mycel Bahahaha!!!! Omg, you're right... 🤦♀️😂
I read that in the form of Brian Wilson
I saw a t-shirt once that had a picture of Paul and above his head it read,"He shot the wrong Beatle." I think that was after Paul sold all the Beatles music to Michael Jackson, and *no.way* would John have allowed that.
John Lennon had a hauntingly beautiful voice.
He actually hated his voice 😂
I do love John's voice
And George too! But John had a certain character that only exists with him. It's sharp and biting like his wit, but ethereal and timeless like his soul. John Lennon epitomizes the term "musical genius".
@@uscman Yeah John wished his voice was like Paul’s
Zelda Lagrange I totally agree with you and I add very sensual and sexy.
It's hard to even fathom the impact this man has made on the world. His life's work has touched more lives than probably any other musician or band in history, and he still seems to be such a kind, gentle soul. The world would've been a far poorer place had the Beatles never existed, and I feel like we all (myself included) often take for granted just how big a place they have in our lives, whether directly, or via another one of our favourite bands. Thank you for everything, Sir Paul. Truly one of a kind. ❤️
If you love their music, then you will love Paul in car pool karaoke. The video is here on this site. I had tears in my eyes all through it, and I am not usually given to tears.
thanks 4 the suggestion..it was an excellent one:>)
I love carpool karaoke (when Cordon is in it) and that has got to be one of the best!
The car karaoke video is wonderful
It won an Emmy!
He was sensational on car pool karaoke, he seems down to earth
Terms like, "national treasure", or in this case, "international treasure", get batted around way too much. With Paul and Ringo, though, I don't think there could be enough accolades and flattering titles. So many of us owe Paul a dept for all the joy he's given us. What a gracious, lovely man, and what a once in a century talent!
I'd be honored if some Beatles & McCartney fans would take a listen to my acoustic piano & vocal performances of PENNY LANE and BLACKBIRD on my YT channel in tribute to 2 of the many genius compositions written by Sir Paul. Live acoustic with no autotune or digital editing. Thanks and RESPECT to the legends.
ringo - maybe not. Ring in English is anus.
There are no adjectives in the English language to describe what Paul and Ringo mean to people today the world over. Having them here still performing is a real gift from heaven. They're still extremely active and work as hard these days as they ever did. John and George must be proud.
Damn! There go the waterworks. Again.
I hadn’t listened to any Beatles music before I saw Yesterday. My parents like the Beatles, and after seeing the movie, I am obsessed with the Beatles.
AllyTime lit
welcome to the fandom
AllyTime same except I didn’t watch the movie I saw the trailer so I decided to look up the song and I watched the video of Paul singing I’ve been obsessed ever since
Welcome to my life in 1999! It only went up from there.
beyounglove TRA LALA LA LA LA LA TRALL UP FOR THE MYSTERY TOUR
Not long ago here in LA I was in the hospital. One of the nurses, probably 45ish, great nurse, when I mentioned a Beatles song admitted “I’ve never listened to them”. I obviously told her she should and that didn’t know what she was missing out on … but can you imagine? Never having The Beatles in your life? It just left me dumbstruck.
who the hell raised her?
Great guy,Paul.I saw him once on the Tube in London.Didnt hassle or approach him,I looked at him and we just sort of nodded at each other!Surreal moment in my life!
The movie "Yesterday" opened the Beatles catalogue to my daughter.
Not a bad thing
Well at least it did that.
You should have done it before that.
It opened it to me
Not opened, but it amplified for me, now I’m obsessed with the Beatles.
An excellent thing.
Such a great guy Paul.. Wished John was alive as well... The two of them can make more magic
John was a deeply flawed person who's faults are largely ignored.
The way he abused Cynthia and Julian was terrible, and he lashed out and hurt his bandmates with his insensitive insults.
It's quite telling that he had few close friends after he left the Beatles...whereas the other three were surrounded by friends.
charles harper So... what’s it like being perfect?
@@annab8189
You can't ignore Lennon's flaws when discussing the relationship between John and Paul...Lennon was a jerk at times.
Paul has had access to the best studio and touring musicians since 66 probably.
Judging by the lukewarm songs on the Beatles Anthology the others finished after John's death, the magic was petering out...
Every time I see Paul I am close to crying. Because he looks quite like my mum at the same age who died recently. She was an incredible musician too, not a song writer, but a soprano opera singer, opera coach and concert pianist. Highly talented like Paul.
But its the humanity of the soul that comes through, thats the similarity, and the burning desire to share music with others because they love it. I have this too.MUSIC, the greatest of human wonders next LOVE.
1:13 “But then I found music and...John” Paul McCartney always hit me right in the feelings
Made me cry! Paul is such a living legend. He's affected all of our lives, the world. His energy is endearing, ever-lasting. Starstruck Steven is just another fan...he was lost on the interview. I think he just wanted to say I LOVE YOU PAUL; just like the rest of us mere mortals!
He's great, but that's not the original Paul~
@@bevsputler5455 oh oh I thought the "Paul is Dead" group disbanded when LSD went out of fashion.
I really need to re-evaluate their music. I didn't grow up listening to them but in comparison, the Beatles sound far better than the noise we have today. Great interview Mr. Colbert!
Listening to the Beatles albums in order is a crash course in the evolution of popular music...they changed it completely.
It's best to listen to their discography in order of release for evaluation. It really helps to understand their impact.
Paul is such a character… I love him so much!! What a good guy he is ❤️
"Sir Paul" (William) is just playing a role.
Paul McCartney is such a gift to humanity. A real gem. I love him 🥰
A gift to humanity if you really think that you're beyond stupid
@@judeevans7308 Hey Jude, don't make it bad 😂
It's so true. The exact same songs, written today, would still be just as significant.
No, they are given Boomer hype. Until '66 they are actually forgettable boyband pop.
@@RollingOrmond nope they just ended up the route of most legends that are timeless
Became music for babies haha
Like classical music
I'd be honored if some Beatles fans would take a listen to my acoustic piano & vocal performances of PENNY LANE and BLACKBIRD on my YT channel in tribute to 2 of the many genius compositions written by Sir Paul McCartney. Live acoustic with no autotune or digital enhancements. Thanks and RESPECT to the legends.
Rolling Ormond do you like talking from your asshole?
@@RollingOrmond You are the peak of human ignorance.
The Beatles are a legend, their music/songs never to be forgotten!
I'd be honored if some Beatles fans would take a listen to my acoustic piano & vocal performances of PENNY LANE and BLACKBIRD on my YT channel in tribute to a couple of the many genius compositions written by Sir Paul McCartney. Live acoustic with no autotune or digital editing. Thanks and RESPECT to the legends.
@@willritter4076
Stop flogging your crap...it's not about you.
I mean, they are literally already being forgotten, and their music along with them. Remember when Paul did that song with Kanye West and a ton of kids had no clue who "this old dude" was? Give it 30 years, you'll have to explain who the Beatles were to most people. That's just time; try to romanticize them all you want, but even legends fade, just like everything else.
Republic of Us, don't worry dude because soon enough, a ton of kids will have no idea who Kanye West is, but they'll all know Paul McCartney...
Exactly, Kanye who. Sir Paul is music royalty.
Paul is so funny. So endearing. Just makes you love him even more beyond his music.
Liverpool is renowned for its humour, I think the Beatles showcased it perfectly.
Lennon and Macartney eternal buddies for sure. ❤️
Lennon and McCartney are the greatest love story of the 20th century.
Stephen, your best interview ever..you brought out this legend..glad to have witnessed..
“Let it be” is also a legendary song Paul made by dream
And about his mother, Mary.
A dream song if there ever was one.
From his mum!
Say what you like about Paul, he really did love John. Love you Paul, John, George & Ringo.
Right there's Paul's secret: he is a fantastic story teller
"Well, it was a pretty good plug for me." I just love Paul. Always right on time with his sense of humor. I cant imagine where we would be without all the music that he has provided.
Deep down we all suspect Paul still loves John & misses him dearly. They were a fantastic writing duo & their songs will endure for many decades to come. Sure he misses George too but John left us in the most inconceivable way, who would think. Check out "Yesterday" the movie, regardless of some critics it's a fun, likeable film. I loved it.
PAUL, he is so incredibly special.
indeed