Paul McCartney FINALLY Reveals Who Really Broke Up The Beatles

Paul McCartney FINALLY Reveals Who Really Broke Up The Beatles
The Beatles was an iconic musical band of four that ruled the world stage between the early nineteen-sixties to the early nineteen-seventies. To the public eye, the band's members were united and appeared like they would last forever. Unfortunately, they left the stage as quickly as they hopped onto it, torn by several rivalries that they managed to keep within them until their implosion. Their sudden breakup left fans with unanswered questions and left them seeking answers to what could have led to the breakup of the four Beatles. While many speculate that they broke up due to internal rivalries, recent interviews with Paul McCartney reveal that it was much more than that.
Join us as we unravel which Beatle it was whose actions broke up the most iconic musical band of all time.

[@reneestewart9425]

I feel very sorry for Pete Best I think it was his mom that said oh the other Beatles were jealous. And it was Pete's band and all kinds of crazy stuff. Pete didn't contribute at all. Except for getting on the stage and beating his drums. Listen to anthology where there is him drumming and Ringo drumming the same time. He couldn't keep good time. He just didn't fit. And he didn't try to fit. he did have a following. But as we saw when the Beatles became famous all the Beatles had following. And the charisma is huge. Pete just sat back there with his head off to the side and down. I honestly think if he would've been the drummer that we wouldn't have seen the Beatles become the best they did become. He didn't come to practice. How do you have a drummer behind you that hasn't been to practice that can't keep the time. And another reason that he stayed so long. Is back in that time and there were very few people that had the money to buy themselves a drum kit.

[@jed1729]

I do that woman was poisoned when they joined the end the rehearsals that screwed every in the band

[@douglaspearson4853]

I grew up loving the Beatles. It bothered me when they broke up and they didn't get along. I learned to dislike McCartney. He angered me when he came to America and at the Obama White House he got nasty about ex President Bush. I am not a big fan of Bush. But you do not come to America, get invited to the White House and trash our ex-President. Like him or not. For one he did not live here under him so all he knew was what he was told or his opinion. Let face it the rag magazines never lied about him right. I would have never gone to England and trashed Thatcher. Very low class.