@cool18a Don't worry, it's not up for debate. That quote was made in 1966 and was meant for British audiences. At the time, Lennon was right, because post-war Britain didn't have much going on, and The Beatles popularized the country. So kids, in fact, because of the time and their growing enfatuation for the group really DID think more of The Beatles then they did religion.
Jon was so wise. Why must all the peaceful people meet violent ends?
QueenBeatlesWings 1 year ago
I don't know if i agree wif 0:47
cool18a 1 year ago
@cool18a Me 2. Well actually I know I don't. I love the beatles but Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ will always be the most important thing to me.
jpaulmccartneyluver 10 months ago
@jpaulmccartneyluver exactly some of the stuff jon says doesn't make sense
stratocaster1231 2 months ago
@cool18a Don't worry, it's not up for debate. That quote was made in 1966 and was meant for British audiences. At the time, Lennon was right, because post-war Britain didn't have much going on, and The Beatles popularized the country. So kids, in fact, because of the time and their growing enfatuation for the group really DID think more of The Beatles then they did religion.
McCartnee 3 months ago
love the beatles!!!!
iggysis45 2 years ago
1:30 that's kind of crazy.
lj28lj 2 years ago