Beatles Appear Bisexual And Make $100 Million

Long time Mc, first time Lennon

[the-boney-rolls]

In another world

We could stand on top of the mountain

With our flag unfurled

In a time to come

In a time to come we will be

Dancing to the beat played

On a different drum

- Tug of War (1982)

[by-a-silver-spoon]

PAUL PAUL PAULLLLLL L JUST TELL US IT'S OK JUST COME OUT AND TELL US JUST COME OUT JUST COME OUT IT'S OK WE LOVE YOU WE KNOW YOU JUST WANTED TO SUCK FACE WITH JOHN LENNON WE KNOW YOU JUST WANTED TO HIT IT RAW WE KNOWWWW WE GET IT, IT'S FINE NOBODY CARES ANYMORE JUST TELL US WE PROMISE TO KEEP IT A SCERET WE PROMISEEEEE

[pennielane]

PAUL MCCARTNEY, 1969

[theprison1974]

mclennon is so scary.... you will keep learning new ways they were insane about each other and it never ever gets easier

[cheesenchalk]

the thing about mclennon is that if they were together at some point it probably ruined their lives and I don’t think not being together would have saved them but on the other hand if they weren't together at any point it probably ruined their lives and I don’t think being together would have saved them and you just have to sit there and live with this

[tavolgisvist]

Quite apart from the popularity of the Beatles’ own recording, it [Yesterday] swiftly became the most ‘covered’, that is, performed and recorded by other singers, record of all pop songs. It is also the most performed work in the USA controlled by BMI (Broadcast Music Inc), one of the two major royalty-collecting organizations in America. In 1989, BMI presented Paul McCartney with a special award to mark an estimated five million performances in America. BMI’s executives traveled to Paul’s home for this purpose as he could not attend the luncheon in London, at which I was present, when Yoko Ono graciously accepted John’s award for his share in the song, widely known to have been largely composed by Paul alone.

(Geoffrey Ellis, I Should Have Known Better: A Life in Pop Management--The Beatles, Brian Epstein and Elton John, 2004)

[faultlessspills]

now why would he go and say that?

[brainwormsoop]

octopus’s garden perfectly captures the energy of a nine year old boy drawing a picture of him and a bunch of underwater friends while holding back tears because mummy and daddy won’t stop screaming and throwing shoes at each other the next room over

[crashing-a-jeep]

Ringo Starr was that nine year old boy and John and Paul were mummy and daddy

[who-suffered-more]

Who suffered more?

Paul McCartney

Jesus

Voting ended onAug 7, 2025

Submitted by @pinniepon

Propaganda: “Girlfriend broke up with him on live TV. Boyfriend shot in the head. Wife died from cancer. Second boyfriend dead from cancer. And he's british”

[hermajestythesun]

yoko ono is my opp but i will still defend her in most circumstances.

[pinkchanelshoklats555]

we must NEVER forget 'beatles appear bisexual and make $100 dollars'

[steelycunt]

fully processing how funny it was that john lennon wrote and published an imaginary q-&-a session with himself in which the fictional interviewer (him) asks john (him) about so-called rumours that him and paul fucked. and then john responds to himself pretending to be an interviewer pretending to ask about him and paul fucking by going oh? i thought it was me and brian...literally absolutely fucking insane behaviour. he was publicly writing self-insert rpf in real time for the masses. he was blogging. no one asked him to say all that. he kept that ao3 tab OPEN

[menlove-archive]

"yoko was a mclennon shipper" yoko would give the angel of death paul mccartney's personal name and address to go get his ass before she would've wanted him alone in the same room with her husband for an extended amount of time be so fucking serious

[bluecrowsfly]

Paul McCartney is the type of person to take an Am I Gay quiz and deliberatly and carefully pick all the straight options, then go okay good when it gives him straight

[comradesummers]

is the beatles fandom aware of the fact that brandi carlile (folk rock and americana singer-songwriter) is married to a woman who worked closely with paul mccartney for many years? catherine carlile (formerly catherine shepherd) was paul's personal assistant and charity coordinator for ten years according to her linkedin. brandi is pretty famous now, but at the time they got together (early 2010s) she was a lot more obscure (she certainly wasn't out here winning grammys or making albums with elton john). there's this anecdote in brandi's memoir (which i listened to on audiobook so i don't have screenshots) where apparently, when catherine quit working for paul so that she could move to america to be with brandi, she framed it to him as "i'm quitting for a new job opportunity!" at which point paul took her out to dinner and asked her basically, "wtf, why would you go work with some obscure folk singer in america when you're literally working for paul mccartney?" and it was only at that point, apparently (after ten years of working for him) that she said "lol, i'm gay and in love with her." and according to brandi he then ordered an expensive bottle of wine and was like "who am i to stand in the way of romance?" and i guess the two of them got drunk together on that expensive wine?

idk i think this is such a weird story for so many reasons. like imagine having to tell your boss of ten years who is also paul mccartney, "i'm leaving you to go be a lesbian in rural washington"??? apparently catherine and paul are still fairly close too (again, according to brandi's memoir) so good for them.

[mycardinalromance]

starting a collection

[undying-love]

Just remembering that Paul said this...

TVG: Heather says she's bossy. Do you need bossing around?

Paul: Well, she seems to think so. I think I'm fine.

TVG: You must be very secure with yourself.

Paul: I think it is that. I'm OK with gay people, too, because I'm essentially comfortable with my sexuality. I can goof around with gay people. I sort of know who I am by now. And it's about time. (1999 TV Guide Interview)

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"It was always obvious Brian was gay and we could talk to him about gay things, but he would never come out with, ‘Hello, Paul, you’re looking nice today.’ I was quite obviously un-gay, due to my hunting of the female hordes. I think we all gave that impression."—Paul (The Beatles Anthology, Page 266)