When Stephen said “That’s it” about Ringo’s five-word answer to the last question, Ringo thought it meant “That’s the end of the interview”. I think that’s why he bade Stephen farewell right after finishing his Spike Milligan story.
His thing about cows sounded "cheesy," so I looked it up. He's right. Goats milk fat globules are, on average, 4.655 microns in diameter, and can be as small as 0.73 microns, while cow fat globules are an average of 8.335 microns, and can be as big as 15.75 microns. "Smaller globule sizes have more surface area exposed. Because of a larger surface area on smaller particles, they are disintegrated into smaller pieces by enzymes in the stomach which make it easier for the body to absorb it during digestion." I just learned something cool and scientific from Ringo Starr. That is a sentence I never thought I would write. 😎✌️
I almost fell off my chair laughing when he said "well which hand does he want to hold?" as an example of 'I Want to Hold Your Hand' having mysterious lyrics. Perfection.
I saw him in concert a couple years ago. He was drumming, dancing, bouncing around on the stage.... I was thinking, "My god, I'm in my 30s and have only a fraction of his energy!" Maybe I need to cut out the cow.
🤭Bite your Tongue! They’ll keep this…Maybe having Evie give the questionnaire…Pre-taped segments but, they’ve got to keep popular bits. It’s perfect. Maybe as additions later in the week after the guest does their spot earlier in the week.🤷🏻♂️
Yes, I tire of an audience that laughs and applauds EVERYTHING on a show (not so much Colbert's show, but the absolutely annoying SNL audiences. I thought those "home edition" SNLs were fantastic without the morons overreacting to every line.
Haven't listened to Come Together in a while, but if I had to listen to only that song for the rest of my life, I'd be totally good with that. That's an amazing work of art.
Everything about “Come Together”; John’s singing/VOICE, Ringo’s DRUMMING, Paul’s iconic Bassline, George’s classic minimalist solo with just the perfect TONE, John’s words/flow and delivery almost like Hip Hop in the 60s, George Martin’s production... it truly is the ultimate Beatles song where every individual member shines and the whole is greater than the sum of its parts
Come together was originally a faster song .Paul suggested to John about slowing it down making it a little more funky..Ringo's drums. .Paul's amazing baselines...the harmonies and wordplay...George's smooth slide...great record although one I'd pick is Don't let Me Down. A total knockout
A band can only produce a song like that if they all know and trust each other really well. The music was composed organically with all members contributing equally. Naturally Lennon lead though. I think that's the main reason why Ringo likes it so much.
Everything about “Come Together”; John’s singing/VOICE, Ringo’s DRUMMING, Paul’s iconic Bassline, George’s classic minimalist solo with just the perfect TONE, John’s words/flow and delivery almost like Hip Hop in the 60s, George Martin’s production... it truly is the ultimate Beatles song where every individual member shines and the whole is greater than the sum of its parts
then there's that swampy electric piano lick. At least, I think it's an electric piano. Could be a Casino with the tone turned down. It gave me chills when I finally copped on that he says 'shoot me' at the beginning.
@@Matthew-ve7uv I agree. As a drummer myself I completely understand why he chose it. Every part worked together so well. Those moments are hard to get past.
I was driving around my hometown of Buffalo, NY and I noticed Ringo was having a concert that night. I figured it would be a sellout but I went to the ticket box anyway. I got a 10th row center seat for Ringo’s All Star Review first tour! An unforgettable concert with a most amazing band.
The closest I ever got to my hero's was 5 rows from the stage ar Paul McCartney and Wings in Perth Australia, back in 71. I was mesmerised. He also had Jimmy McCullough and Denny line in the line up.
I have very little money, actually poverty level, but I spent $100 to see Ringo and his All Star Revue in 2005…back row, my only chance to see a Beatle in person. It was great! He sang my favorite-“it dont come easy!”
Ringo is correct. The fat molecules in cow's milk are much larger than that of goat's milk. A lot of people have trouble digesting cow's milk for this reason (and other reasons such as the difference in protein structure).
I had to look this up (sounded "cheesy") and he's actually right. Cow fat globules are up to 15.75 microm in diameter, while goat milk fat is 0.73 to 8.58 microm in diameter. Besides, goat cheese is delicious!
I'm kind of loving this questionnaire bit. The contrast between him and John Oliver is just outstanding. Ringo is so straightforward and so.. I don't know if it's confident in his answers or if simply doesn't care if this is the best answer he could give or just the first one that comes to mind. Also him talking about how he never gets rid of anything immediately reminded me of that Simpsons episode where he answers Marge's fan mail 30 years later.
Yeah john Oliver is definitely a patently unsure nervous kind of man, very self deprecating, it's nice to see someone be rightfully proud of their accomplishments like ringo
What?! I gotta watch that! 😂 This questionnaire shows that even living legends like Ringo have much in common with us ordinary folk. Ringo has done thousands of interviews over the last (almost) 60 years, so I’m sure he’s just answering off the top of his head. ✌🏼❤️
Makes sense though given Ringo's legendarily sensitive stomach and subsequently exceptionally bland diet (was the first of the Beatles to leave India after among other things running out of beans and toast).
it was a little sad to me also. hes been begging us to find peace and love for over half a century. we are less peaceful and less loving than we were in the 1960s.
Never thought of all those similarities, but Ringo himself said, when asked about his name, that it was a nickname that came about because he always wore 4 rings.
Ringo has also one of the longest running promotions for apple juice for a Japanese company going back to the 1960's. So a smart answer in more ways than one.
"Come Together" indeed! While watching the Questionert with John Oliver, that is exactly the song that came to my mind. Never once has that song come on and I thought "oh no, not again". It doesn't get better than that.
Star gazer Lilies smell like nutmeg. I saw Ringo in concert a few years back and he was amazing! It's so impressive that he can still play for so long and sing on stage with only a couple breaks at his age!
Ringo is a legendary drummer, a great photographer, a fun singer and actor, and a wonderful human being. I'm just not sure he was ever entirely "all there". "I'd jump into the Mersey, but it looks like rain."
One of my fave movies, The Point, narrated by Ringo. Some things may simply be best left in the Obtuse realm...especially when you're famous from a young age & everyone wants a piece of you.
Alan, I believe that nearly all of us are never entirely all there, sir. I can say for certain that I'm not. Of course, "all there" is a relative term. Where is there?
So back before we were signed or had videos or anything - we'd just had a gig at some little club in LA (Club 88 maybe? The Londoner? Madame Wong's?) and we went to Cantor's for a late night snack. Andy Gibb was sitting at a nearby table with some friends and people kept coming up to him for his autograph. Steve Barton went over to the table, Andy looked up expectantly and Steve said "Do you want my autograph?" Andy cracked up and said "sure" and so Steve signed his menu. The rest of his friends said "me too!" so Steve signed their menus as well. A good laugh all around.
I spent the last couple of weeks only listening 60s music, watching some old interviews at the Dick Cavett Late Show, with George Harrison, Jimi Hendrix, John Lennon, Janis Joplin, Grace Slick, Jim Morrison, Michelle Phillips, etc. The fact that I’m watching Ringo TODAY still doing interviews in Stephen’s late show is totally surreal for me.
Ringo’s just a simple, mellow guy who doesn’t need to be flashy, even though he is. He’s my favorite Beatle since the song Come Together. My opinion. Love Ringo Starr!!
I love Ringo so much. I agree with him on everything! Amazing. I met Ringo at the world stage in L.A. about 1980, I was there with my ex-husband, and I was so starstruck I couldn’t speak a word. Wonderful man, so real. Peace and love, Keep on Keeping On.
Love Ringo!!!! Love all The Beatles!!!! Saw them in concert in Minneapolis on August 21st, '65!!!! Fabulous!!!! Forever a fan of the Fab Four!!!! They are the best -- ALWAYS!!!!
I hadn't listened to Abbey Road in years, dug -out the CD recently. Come Together really jumps -out in the way Ringo describes here. My opinion means little compared to Ringo, but YES...
I actually love that ending, its just classic Ringo, well classic Beatles really "right thats it, I'm off" and the interviewer is just as shocked as the audience 😂😂
Only lately have I been listening to the Beatles again after decades of absence... I'm fascinated by Hey Jude, but I'm going to give Come Together a good listening to.
He put it across in a very... Ringo way, but being wary of a drink formulated to turn a calf into a 3 tonne cow/bull makes quite a lot of sense, doesn't it? Peace and love.
@@MrDanJB85 - sure, but the molecules are the same size. We learn this in what, fourth grade? This is real basic shit. It's like if someone says "Earth is flat and the government is guarding the ice wall making sure no one finds out." We're not going to say "Well yeah obviously not but being wary of the government makes sense, yeah?"
Poor understanding of "leaky gut syndrome" from dairy products? Cow's milk is naturally beneficial for calves and too fatty-acid protein rich for humans many dietitians (and naturopathic alligned) GP's would indicate... even in hospital they prefer yogurt to milk.
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Lovely! ✌️🖖 Stay childlike my friends...it’s a wonderful tonic against the incessant drumbeat of doom! ...”..He say I know you, you know me One thing I can tell you is you got to be free...” Only love can save us now...as it is and always has been...😉
Of course he loved Come Together, but I think it was for the memory of when he was with his best friends/brothers recording it just as much as the song itself. Is his psychedelic halo a cymbal? ☮️💟
4:09 Still! Yes! Ringo Starr, the only person I've seen get the right answer. Shamefully leading question: _flat_ or _sparkling?_ No, the choice is: _still_ or _carbonated?_
I agree! Who does Steven think he is🤨 Natural water is Still not flat💦 all water sparkles✨ it’s the carbonation that makes it have dots+dashes But I love the questionnaire💗 & I love Mr. Colbert
Ringo carrying on a proud tradition of, well, being Ringo.
We've been so lucky to have a Ringo. 🤗
Yup - he's VERY Ringo here...
Exactly! And we love it💜💜💜💜
Absolutely, there has never been a better Ringo.
He’s sticking with what he’s good at.
“Which hand does he wanna hold?” was a very witty and quick comeback. Ringo’s still sharp and humorous.
That is classic Beatles humor
It’s really about the penis!😅
Always has been 😆
And batshit crazy apparently...
@@mitchellhughes5180 Scouse.
I love that Ringo ended the interview. 🤣☮✌
I have a feeling, he is not that much into Colbert 🤓
Maybe in small doses.
When Stephen said “That’s it” about Ringo’s five-word answer to the last question, Ringo thought it meant “That’s the end of the interview”. I think that’s why he bade Stephen farewell right after finishing his Spike Milligan story.
I'd wanna get out of there too 🤣
@@dexe1534 Ringo is smart, witty, talented and pleasant.... so he basically has nothing in common with Stephen Colbert
His thing about cows sounded "cheesy," so I looked it up. He's right. Goats milk fat globules are, on average, 4.655 microns in diameter, and can be as small as 0.73 microns, while cow fat globules are an average of 8.335 microns, and can be as big as 15.75 microns.
"Smaller globule sizes have more surface area exposed. Because of a larger surface area on smaller particles, they are disintegrated into smaller pieces by enzymes in the stomach which make it easier for the body to absorb it during digestion."
I just learned something cool and scientific from Ringo Starr.
That is a sentence I never thought I would write. 😎✌️
his use of the word molecules was wrong, but it definitely didn't sound like nonsense
And that’s why he looks 40 and I look 80
Rhov Anion, I was about to look this up!!
Thank you it’s awesome to know I’m not the only one 👍
Im so surprised that there's something to that and it wasnt just like fake health science lol thank you for looking it up!
Goat milk is so much better for people, easier to digest.
Ringo really looks like he means it when he says peace and love.....that's pretty cool.
He's a treasure...
Finally someone older than me. He looks great for 80
@@karencharny1497
Yeah, no kidding. I hope I can look/sound that good when I'm his age. I'm taking notes.
I think Steven sensed that, and sincerely said it back to him. That part was very touching.
He does. He walks the path of love. Love Ringo!
Ringo has a subtle wit and much intelligence
Is the "no cow's milk because cows are big" a part of that? I'm not sure if he was just joking and by the look on Colbert's face, neither was he :D
@@Meemitalo_ Which just shows that you ain't got a clue of who Ringo is.
Ringo is just lovely
“Which hand does he wanna hold?” Will forever be my go to answer to people who dismiss early Beatles songs.
When he immediately said "Come Together" my heart swelled and I teared up.
me too…100%
@@ringostarr3706 I want you to do 7 push-ups as fast as you can.
Yes! If you're not part of the solution you're part of the problem.
"Come Together" has some of Ringo's best playing.
I would have thought it was Rain.
@@Sherwoody rain does too!
@@kelcritcarroll You are so right Kelly!!!!
Ringo has always confessed that he enjoyed playing on John's songs more.
I almost fell off my chair laughing when he said "well which hand does he want to hold?" as an example of 'I Want to Hold Your Hand' having mysterious lyrics. Perfection.
Ringo makes 80 years look like 40 years.
He is indeed looking good for his age. Heck, I wish I looked that good 8 years from now LOL.
No kidding!!!
I saw him in concert a couple years ago. He was drumming, dancing, bouncing around on the stage.... I was thinking, "My god, I'm in my 30s and have only a fraction of his energy!" Maybe I need to cut out the cow.
Yet one more example as to why men should't use hair dye
@@lostcat9lives322 I think he looks great!!
I’ve worked with Ringo 3 times and he was always Ringo, kind, thankful and present.
What fun that must have been. Are you a singer?
Are you Eric Clapton
Perhaps you're an octopus named Elvira who lives in a garden under the sea? Somewhere in the shade perhaps? Yes?🤔
You are a work of mind similar to me who has worked with Ringo once. He was kind, but not thankful or present.
I believe you....but I believe almost everyone.
Ringo is one of the few humans that gives me hope for Humanity.
And THIS is why I am going to miss this show when a live audience returns!
🤭Bite your Tongue! They’ll keep this…Maybe having Evie give the questionnaire…Pre-taped segments but, they’ve got to keep popular bits. It’s perfect. Maybe as additions later in the week after the guest does their spot earlier in the week.🤷🏻♂️
Yeah, it's a late show. But I really wanna live in a world with The Late Show.
Yes, I tire of an audience that laughs and applauds EVERYTHING on a show (not so much Colbert's show, but the absolutely annoying SNL audiences. I thought those "home edition" SNLs were fantastic without the morons overreacting to every line.
I never want it to come back
Haven't listened to Come Together in a while, but if I had to listen to only that song for the rest of my life, I'd be totally good with that. That's an amazing work of art.
When Stephen asked why, I was shouting THE DRUMMING!!!!
I'm looking at the lyrics and don't think I ever knew them 🙌
Everything about “Come Together”; John’s singing/VOICE, Ringo’s DRUMMING, Paul’s iconic Bassline, George’s classic minimalist solo with just the perfect TONE, John’s words/flow and delivery almost like Hip Hop in the 60s, George Martin’s production... it truly is the ultimate Beatles song where every individual member shines and the whole is greater than the sum of its parts
Come together was originally a faster song .Paul suggested to John about slowing it down making it a little more funky..Ringo's drums. .Paul's amazing baselines...the harmonies and wordplay...George's smooth slide...great record although one I'd pick is Don't let Me Down. A total knockout
A band can only produce a song like that if they all know and trust each other really well. The music was composed organically with all members contributing equally. Naturally Lennon lead though. I think that's the main reason why Ringo likes it so much.
Everything about “Come Together”; John’s singing/VOICE, Ringo’s DRUMMING, Paul’s iconic Bassline, George’s classic minimalist solo with just the perfect TONE, John’s words/flow and delivery almost like Hip Hop in the 60s, George Martin’s production... it truly is the ultimate Beatles song where every individual member shines and the whole is greater than the sum of its parts
Oh the drums in that song are so good. I am glad he is proud of that.
I also liked Ringo’s drumming on “Rain”
then there's that swampy electric piano lick. At least, I think it's an electric piano. Could be a Casino with the tone turned down. It gave me chills when I finally copped on that he says 'shoot me' at the beginning.
@@TokyoBlue587 Agreed! “Rain” has amazing drums in it. (I’m a drummer, so I have at least some expertise, haha.)
Any one hear "I've got shoes" and just hear "They're multiplying"
How many soles does it take to fill the Albert Hall?
But I'm losing their soles
That reshoeing, they're not complying
They are just defying
is ths a Grease reference
"Come Together" (with barely a second's thought)... that is actually really touching 😢😙❤❤
The drumming was great on Come Together.
And the bass, and the lead, and the vocals -- no wonder he chose it. As he said, a great band song
@@Matthew-ve7uv I agree. As a drummer myself I completely understand why he chose it. Every part worked together so well. Those moments are hard to get past.
@@Matthew-ve7uv I don’t even consider myself a fan of the Beatles but have always appreciated that song for that reason.
I was driving around my hometown of Buffalo, NY and I noticed Ringo was having a concert that night. I figured it would be a sellout but I went to the ticket box anyway. I got a 10th row center seat for Ringo’s All Star Review first tour! An unforgettable concert with a most amazing band.
Whoa! I love it when things like that happen. Spontaneity for the win!
I love it when that happens! 🙌 ...question is Do you still have the ticket ?
I also drive around Buffalo, NY because of my job. I've never been that lucky. What a great opportunity. Awesome for you!
The closest I ever got to my hero's was 5 rows from the stage ar Paul McCartney and Wings in Perth Australia, back in 71. I was mesmerised. He also had Jimmy McCullough and Denny line in the line up.
I have very little money, actually poverty level, but I spent $100 to see Ringo and his All Star Revue in 2005…back row, my only chance to see a Beatle in person. It was great! He sang my favorite-“it dont come easy!”
The whole cow-goat talk is Ringo channeling his 60’s self when he “experimented” 😜
@AbdurRahman rabbits and beauty products
@AbdurRahman Cheese, evidently.
Ringo is correct. The fat molecules in cow's milk are much larger than that of goat's milk. A lot of people have trouble digesting cow's milk for this reason (and other reasons such as the difference in protein structure).
It's the acid kicking in...
I had to look this up (sounded "cheesy") and he's actually right. Cow fat globules are up to 15.75 microm in diameter, while goat milk fat is 0.73 to 8.58 microm in diameter. Besides, goat cheese is delicious!
I love that wall piece hanging behind him. It's like he has a psychedelic halo
It's a good match for his actual psychedelic halo...
Drum set Cymbal , specially made by the looks.
I am here precisely for this comment! My thoughts exactly.
It's spin art - RIngo said he made it himself in another segment.
It's a Damien Hurst painting
He's my favorite. Such calm and ease.
He got the sweet end of the lolly pop
Thanks Christine
Peace & Love, you gift from paradise.
I'm kind of loving this questionnaire bit. The contrast between him and John Oliver is just outstanding. Ringo is so straightforward and so.. I don't know if it's confident in his answers or if simply doesn't care if this is the best answer he could give or just the first one that comes to mind. Also him talking about how he never gets rid of anything immediately reminded me of that Simpsons episode where he answers Marge's fan mail 30 years later.
Yeah john Oliver is definitely a patently unsure nervous kind of man, very self deprecating, it's nice to see someone be rightfully proud of their accomplishments like ringo
What?! I gotta watch that! 😂 This questionnaire shows that even living legends like Ringo have much in common with us ordinary folk.
Ringo has done thousands of interviews over the last (almost) 60 years, so I’m sure he’s just answering off the top of his head. ✌🏼❤️
"Cheese." That was great, the other two celebrities gave semi-elaborate answers and Ringo just says cheese. Hilarious.
Makes sense though given Ringo's legendarily sensitive stomach and subsequently exceptionally bland diet (was the first of the Beatles to leave India after among other things running out of beans and toast).
and he's right
@@TheAnxietyCloset like many of us, ringo is lactose intolerant
He's lactose intolerant, LOL.
Lmao he’s still the same
My hero, love and peace my friend.
I love that Ringo did this small interview with Stephen. I especially loved his farewell... still sending the same message.....peace.
it was a little sad to me also. hes been begging us to find peace and love for over half a century. we are less peaceful and less loving than we were in the 1960s.
Bless you, Ringo, “Come Together!” Peace and Love 💕
One of the coolest musicians on this planet. What a nice guy.
Wow!! He's 80 years old???? And I love the way Ringo delivers that low key "divo" shade!! Amazing legend!
If Ringo isn't the luckiest person on earth I don't know who is. Great questionert! Ringo is a treasure.
If an alien government from another galaxy wanted a human ambassador....
He’s also super talented.
How about yoko ono ?
Arnold
If he wasn't good he wouldn't have been asked to join the band.
3:01 Apples or Oranges? Of course he's gonna say Apple because Ringo is Japanese for Apple and the Beatles' record label was Apple . . .
Back in the day (early 60s) the story was that he was called "Ringo" because he wore two rings on each hand.
@@413smr He says that is why during an interview - I think in the movie Hard Days Night, but I could be mistaken about the latter.
Never thought of all those similarities, but Ringo himself said, when asked about his name, that it was a nickname that came about because he always wore 4 rings.
His name is Richard and his nickname is ringo cuz of da rings he said that in hard days night I think
Ringo has also one of the longest running promotions for apple juice for a Japanese company going back to the 1960's. So a smart answer in more ways than one.
Stargazer lillies are one of my favourite flowers. They have a very strong, unmistakable scent.
Its name would stick in his mind as much as the scent... :)
Ringo Starr does not age! He is 80 years old and looks 35!! Incredible!
I mean, I'd say more like 45 at LEAST, but he does look pretty young for 80!
It's the mushrooms in his glorious past🍄🍄🍄
He has been sober a long time...
Money can have that effect.
Guess he thinks the secret is "No Cows"
"Come Together" indeed! While watching the Questionert with John Oliver, that is exactly the song that came to my mind. Never once has that song come on and I thought "oh no, not again". It doesn't get better than that.
I bet you didn't guess seven
What a bloody hero Ringo is! Looking great after all these years and full of love
"'I Want To Hold Your Hand' isn't that mysterious. I get the idea of 'I Want To Hold Your Hand.'"
"Which hand does he want to hold?"
"Damnit John, I get the 'yea yea yea, yea yea yea yeah' bit, but the rest of these lyrics don't make a damn bit of sense."
@@gregsvideos3411 Where's that from?
Star gazer Lilies smell like nutmeg. I saw Ringo in concert a few years back and he was amazing! It's so impressive that he can still play for so long and sing on stage with only a couple breaks at his age!
I saw him in 2017 and I agree...his concert was one of the most fun concerts I ever attended. I had a blast and would definitely go see him again 💕
@@kaymuldoon3575 Another fun one was The Rolling Stones. The most fun concert I have ever been to and I was never a huge fan.
I used to watch all the Beatles movies and interviews all the time as a kid, and seeing them still be the same way today just makes me so happy! ❤️
Peace and Love! I love Ringo🕊️♥️
Ringo is a legendary drummer, a great photographer, a fun singer and actor, and a wonderful human being. I'm just not sure he was ever entirely "all there". "I'd jump into the Mersey, but it looks like rain."
r u ?
I expect full answer, Alan.
One of my fave movies, The Point, narrated by Ringo. Some things may simply be best left in the Obtuse realm...especially when you're famous from a young age & everyone wants a piece of you.
Not many 80 yr olds are all "there" anymore, man...come on lol
Alan, I believe that nearly all of us are never entirely all there, sir. I can say for certain that I'm not. Of course, "all there" is a relative term. Where is there?
How to be a cool guy at 80! My hero. What a quick wit and bright man
Ringo is the reason I've always had a thing for the drummers. Plus, he's just SO SWEET!!
My favorite Beatle since 1970 something. A pleasure to have him in my life!
Think Tank.
That made my day.
Find lots of varying perspectives, and Come Together.
Only 13 questions. Now I'll never know if he's ever asked anyone for an autograph.
He's more into a PHOTOGRAPH. ✌😎
@@spacesuitor Very Clever!
@@voodoo49 You know it don't come easy. GOODNIGHT VIENNA! I'M BACK IN THE U.S.S.R! *acts naturally*
So back before we were signed or had videos or anything - we'd just had a gig at some little club in LA (Club 88 maybe? The Londoner? Madame Wong's?) and we went to Cantor's for a late night snack. Andy Gibb was sitting at a nearby table with some friends and people kept coming up to him for his autograph. Steve Barton went over to the table, Andy looked up expectantly and Steve said "Do you want my autograph?" Andy cracked up and said "sure" and so Steve signed his menu. The rest of his friends said "me too!" so Steve signed their menus as well. A good laugh all around.
@@MrDavesf What does that story have to do with Ringo?
I spent the last couple of weeks only listening 60s music, watching some old interviews at the Dick Cavett Late Show, with George Harrison, Jimi Hendrix, John Lennon, Janis Joplin, Grace Slick, Jim Morrison, Michelle Phillips, etc. The fact that I’m watching Ringo TODAY still doing interviews in Stephen’s late show is totally surreal for me.
Pretty hip dude to have all those talented folks.
Ringo’s just a simple, mellow guy who doesn’t need to be flashy, even though he is. He’s my favorite Beatle since the song Come Together. My opinion. Love Ringo Starr!!
I love Ringo so much. I agree with him on everything! Amazing. I met Ringo at the world stage in L.A. about 1980, I was there with my ex-husband, and I was so starstruck I couldn’t speak a word. Wonderful man, so real. Peace and love, Keep on Keeping On.
Thanks Carolyn
The guy is 80 years old, the "Just for men" hair & beard coloring works wonders.
He looks like he hasn't aged since I was born, and I was born almost 39 years ago.
That and the shades....
Ringo is a Beatle. He may never die. (whoops)
@@JJJZANESVILLE2 Keith Richards: *"There can be only one!"* 😉
I just grew a beard. Took ten years off my looks.
Come Together. Love that song! 🥰
Ringo is the most coolest and best Beatles Member Ever. ❤️🇬🇧💂🎵🎶🎹🎷🎺🎸🥁🎤🎧🎚️🎛️🎙️👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Same Ringo, love it.
Love Ringo!!!! Love all The Beatles!!!! Saw them in concert in Minneapolis on August 21st, '65!!!! Fabulous!!!! Forever a fan of the Fab Four!!!! They are the best -- ALWAYS!!!!
So did I! I didn’t see YOU there, though. We must’ve just missed each other. It was a blast, wasn’t it?!?
AAAH... How lucky are you two?!! Why did I have to be born in 1962 instead of before WHY 😭 ... Did you guys scream the whole time? 😅
AAAHH!!!!!!
One song? Photograph by Ringo Starr. Absolutely a treasure to my ears.
Zoom in Zoom out!
Love Ringo. His attitude and vibe is infectious.
I love Ringo! I just love him!! Best answers "Cheese, goat cheese because cow molecules are too big" and "Come Together" Yes!!
I like when Ringo does that double peace sign at the end ✌️ ✌️ so iconic
"You know the interview is over when the guests start to leave.", hahahaha, classic Stephen Colbert.
Peace and love Ringo ✌️❤️☮️
How come that Ringo looks now in his age much better than ever as when he was a member of the Beatles?
Cool and relaxed...
I hadn't listened to Abbey Road in years, dug -out the CD recently. Come Together really jumps -out in the way Ringo describes here. My opinion means little compared to Ringo, but YES...
Come Together is awesome.
I did not realize how awesome a song it was until my neighbor from Israel re-introduced me to it.
It's an excellent choice.
I love ringo. The best beatle, funniest, cutest, best dressed. Etc, etc.
How could you not want to hold his hand, such an amiable person
I love Ringo. He tells it like it is.
The No, No Song. I can truly now relate to it.
I actually love that ending, its just classic Ringo, well classic Beatles really "right thats it, I'm off" and the interviewer is just as shocked as the audience 😂😂
Ringo he had iconic attitude and so strong 💪🏼 thats why he came and change history with The Beatles
Only lately have I been listening to the Beatles again after decades of absence...
I'm fascinated by Hey Jude, but I'm going to give Come Together a good listening to.
Try "Get Back" which is brilliant. It was the final Beatles single to reach #1 in both Britain and United States.
Something, Strawberries field, Hey Jude, Yesterday, very nice too.
2 of my favorite people in something I haven't seen during a strike when there is no new content.
Yesss! Even before he said it I had a feeling he was going to say Come Together, it's such an epic song!
Wow, Ringo looks awesome!!!!
Ringo is as charming,funny and cute as always!
Peace and love. Words to live by. My favorite song is Imagine. But then you could say I'm a dreamer.
Today I learned that Ringo Starr is an insane person. Because molecules. XD
He put it across in a very... Ringo way, but being wary of a drink formulated to turn a calf into a 3 tonne cow/bull makes quite a lot of sense, doesn't it?
Peace and love.
@@MrDanJB85 - sure, but the molecules are the same size. We learn this in what, fourth grade? This is real basic shit. It's like if someone says "Earth is flat and the government is guarding the ice wall making sure no one finds out." We're not going to say "Well yeah obviously not but being wary of the government makes sense, yeah?"
Poor understanding of "leaky gut syndrome" from dairy products? Cow's milk is naturally beneficial for calves and too fatty-acid protein rich for humans many dietitians (and naturopathic alligned) GP's would indicate... even in hospital they prefer yogurt to milk.
FYI- humans are the only mammal to consume milk after the weaning period.
But I do love my corn pops.
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I actually agree with you very much.
Come Together - great drum riffs by Ringo
When I was 7 I was going to marry Ringo. He didn't know it .😁
That's because he was waiting for me, aged 10.
...hmm, still waiting....
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@@admindruyan 🤣
Been waiting since I was 4... he's sure taking his time!
Ringo is awesome!
Ringo had great answers and doesn't he look in his forties while Stephen has the endless youth quality
His eyes would show his age they both look at best late fifties. They both look easily into their 60s. It's a nice sentiment but...
@@drdre4397 What age is Colbert?
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Ringo a great human being
Lovely! ✌️🖖 Stay childlike my friends...it’s a wonderful tonic against the incessant drumbeat of doom! ...”..He say I know you, you know me
One thing I can tell you is you got to be free...” Only love can save us now...as it is and always has been...😉
Of course he loved Come Together, but I think it was for the memory of when he was with his best friends/brothers recording it just as much as the song itself. Is his psychedelic halo a cymbal? ☮️💟
Or a symbol?
I always loved hearing and playing Come Together mostly from a bunch of their singles that was given to me! Peace and Love to one and all....
He looks damn good for 80
Not eating cows helps
No way he looks like 50
He doesn’t look 80.
@@sophieoshaughnessy9469 lmao at "cows"
I just freaking love Ringo
I adore Ringo such a good good honest human being .Also very funny . God bless him and the Beatles . One in a life time .
It is always great to see Ringo to make my day better. Thank-you.
Ringo is the best friend we never actually met. ☮️💜🇨🇦
Funny, I was just watching the John Oliver "Questionert" and my own song choice was "Across The Universe" :D
mine was strawberry fields forever
Great choice. Has been my fave fab tune most of the time.
And that is why I adore Ringo and have since age 7 (now almost 66 - but Ringo is going in reverse and aren't we lucky for it!).
My favorite Beatle 🤓 We share the same birthday. Peace & Love always, Ringo. ✌🏼🤘🏼🥁 🇬🇧 ☮️💟
Top Man Ringo , you've still got it, amazing. Peace and Love
Did anyone else notice his face go sad when he had to think about John? :(
Just an all round cool dude, Happy Birthday Ringo ✌❤
Two legends. Such wonderful people.
I love that Ringo KNOWS he's Ringo & that he doesn't have to abide by ANYONE'S rules, I love. I Peace & Love
No Beatle ever does, did nor should, and that's exactly as it should be... 👌✌❤
Like the four hobbits, they bow to no one.
I love this man
4:09 Still! Yes! Ringo Starr, the only person I've seen get the right answer.
Shamefully leading question: _flat_ or _sparkling?_ No, the choice is: _still_ or _carbonated?_
If your not British well played and i tip my hat to you 🎩🇬🇧
I agree!
Who does Steven think he is🤨 Natural water is Still not flat💦
all water sparkles✨
it’s the carbonation that makes it have dots+dashes
But I love the questionnaire💗
& I love Mr. Colbert