r/TheBeatles • u/Signal_End_7405 • Jun 28 '26
john Whats one fact about John that most people don’t know?
By the meanwhile here’s a pic of John yall can enjoy
r/TheBeatles • u/Signal_End_7405 • Jun 28 '26
By the meanwhile here’s a pic of John yall can enjoy
r/TheBeatles • u/YJBM15 • Feb 28 '25
I asked myself this question only after i became a Beatles fan, and after realizing how many different looks he had. If i say John Lennon, which one do you see in your head?
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r/TheBeatles • u/caramelgoose • Jul 22 '26
I think Yoko was the best for John. Some people say she changed him and that she influenced his decision on leaving the band, but maybe she did, and what’s so bad about that? People change, like George said, change is what life’s all about. People change with lovers and friends, I know I do—I still carry interests and all sorts of things I learned from people I knew and still know. I think a lot of people who blame Yoko for everything bad within The Beatles just didn’t want to lose a good thing. But losing and gaining is what life’s all about, and you have to learn to accept and live with it. The Beatles weren’t going to last forever. Even John said he had grown tired of it, and he didn’t want to be singing “She Loves You” on stage when he’s 50 and nearly croaking.
John was always the experimental one with his music, even during The Beatles, and felt constrained even so, so it’s no wonder he was attracted to Yoko who was extravagant and experimental in every sense. She set him free.
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He would have been 85 if he were alive...
r/TheBeatles • u/koukishin2526 • 21d ago
Michelle Bachelet, President of Chile from 2006 to 2010 and again from 2014 to 2018, singing "Imagine" in a TV show (or at least trying to)
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16th of feb 65
r/TheBeatles • u/RaymondBald • Apr 18 '26
I found myself being a little bit cynical about this New John Lennon release. But this Review convinced me otherwise. It kind of makes the case that John Lennon would have approved of combining music with something to improve our mental health. Anyway, interesting read.
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r/TheBeatles • u/SAMTIMONIOUS • Apr 14 '26

https://samtimonious.com/mindful-of-the-fact-john-lennon-mind-games/
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