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Yesterday by the Beatles is the most covered song of all time. So it's not surprising you've heard someone else sing it.
According to the Guinness, it has been covered a record 2.555.478 times.
What is the most played song ever?
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@@trhansen3244up to 3000+ now
By the way NO One has ever evolved as a band as much as the beatles did in EIGHT years. The difference from their first records to the last is INCREDIBLE. No one will ever do what they did.
The only thing that comes close is the Bad Brains evolving from Jazz Fusion to the first Hardcore band in 5 years
Have to throw Radiohead into this conversation, Pablo Honey to Kid A is quite a transformation
LSD is a hell of a drug! 😂
Queen did some out there things
Let's hold back that talk there right there on there.
Don't do "live" for the Beatles the tech was not up to it. Most influential pop band of all time so worth exploring
He mostly does live versions. Tend to have less chance of getting blocked
I approve of live now, studio later. Newbies need to see the Fab Four in all their mop top glory
Rock band*
@@AryanKulkarni31 True. In their evolution process they went from already established Rock n Roll. Then from there they went on to create Pop and later Rock
Are they British? What hole have you been living in?
There's a few songs in history that will live on forever, Bohemian Rhapsody, Imagine, etc. This is one of those songs
I would also add Madonna's Material Girl and Barry Manilow's I Write the Songs.
@@trhansen3244dont do that bro, dont compare material girl to those songs😭
I'm not gonna lie..."Are they British?" had me laughing a lil bit. How could you not know The Beatles. And the recorded version sounds 10x better than the live...it was the 60s!
I was pretty shocked that any adult wouldn't know they were British.
THE most covered song of all time. Period.
Paul was only 24 years old in this video. John was 25, George was 22, and Ringo was 26.
Check out the recorded version with the cellos. It’s iconic and the most covered song of all time.
They wrote it and as a music lover you have to look into the history of the Beatles
The Beatles wrote the song, and released it in 1965.
They are the most influential pop group ever by a solid margin, so many timeless songs, and an insane wave of hype unlike anything before them.
Their songs must have more covers and re releases by other artists than anybody else too tbh
@Petrine, actually "YESTERDAY" was all Paul, no one else helped him with this and the other Beatles didn't even perform on the record. Paul woke up with the melody running through his head. He has related how it came to be hundreds of times over the last 58 years. Eventually he wrote the words to the melody.
The Beatles are contemporary music. Alpha and Omega. I will die on this hill.
That was Paul McCartney singing, now Sir Paul McCartney. He is still singing and performing.
At age 72 with a net worth of $1.2 billion, making him the most successful musician of all time
You can’t fully understand modern music without understanding The Beatles.
I'M SO EXCITED FOR YOU TO HEAR MORE BEATLES SONGS. OMG!
When I was in 3rd grade I was in an advanced music class and rode the high school bus early to school. That year we put on a school show and I played Paul McCartney during I Wanna Hold Your Hand. To this day my air guitar is left handed😂😁
The Beatles stopped touring because the girls were screaming so loud they could not hear their own voices and instruments.
They were ahead of their time, the equipment for stadiums didn’t exist yet.
@@Kleehv Exactly, so they went in the studio and created new music that no one had ever heard before. Every time a new album came out people went crazy with excitement wondering what it would sound like and they never disappointed.
Please check out their album recordings as a lot of effort and experimentation was put into those studio sessions. The fool on the hill, a day in the life, the long and winding road, let it be, hundreds of songs. I don't know where to start. Yesterday is probably their saddest and most melancholy song but I believe it's the most covered pop song in history.
They are from the music heart of Liverpool, England. My favorite song by them was Penny Lane. I wore that song off the vinyl.
I never liked the way The Beatles harmonized.
Now I'm surprised. For someone who has so much knowledge about music and oldies, not knowing The Beatles is a sin. Paul McCartney (The singer), John Lennon (on the right. RIP: shot dead in NYC in 1980), George Harrisson (the guy introducing the number. RIP: died of cancer) and Ringo Starr the drummer. All were born during WW2 in the early forties.
Thought the same thing when he didn’t know queen
He's a nice guy and enjoy his reactions in general but for someone who comes off as having so much knowledge things like this say otherwise. And if you widen it out a bit it also means he's never heard of a little cultural and musical phenomenon called "The British Invasion".
Total Sin.. Music101… The night the Beatles we’re on Ed Sullivan was one of the most iconic and memorable moments in music History. Whether you were there or not . hence the term .. The British Invasion . That night it had begun!
He's faking for views unfortunately.
There's an entire trend of it in CZcams.
Although, you're partly to blame yourselves for being so nieve.
EVERYBODY covered this Beatles song.
"Eleanor Rigby" next... 🤯
They are the inspiration for and revolutionized pretty much everything that we know as music today. You have to listen to more tracks, they are unbelievable.
It's amazing that you've never tried to listen to a group that so many people say is the greatest band of all time, but it's good that you're listening to them now. They released well over 200 songs, so you can find numerous genres, and both songs that you'll like and songs that you won't. I think that if you listen to a few more Beatles songs, you'll be glad you did.
He's lying buddy.
There's an entire culture on CZcams of actors like him pretending they've never heard of things so they can get views from 'First Time Reaction' videos.
This is cool that you are actually listening for the first time these epic songs. It brings back so many great memories. Glad I found your channel
I just watched the new Paul McCartney doc on Hulu. In the stories he told, most of the biggest artists in the 60s/70s often covered each other songs. It still happens, clearly, but back then, there wasn't any copyright concerns, it was all about the music. Prime example, 3 days after The Beatles released 'Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" Jimi Hendrix preformed it live.
There are way too many good Beatles songs, but for the next one I would recommend "Come Together", The bassline of that song is legendary
I don't like that song. I can respect others do. But I don't like that song.
I prefer the medley at the end of abbey road.
And the drums pattern was like in several other Beatles song, and was a unique costume made for that song by Ringo
This has got to be the worst recording of them, Where did you find this hiding somewhere not wanting to be found...lol I hope you can find and listen to a better version of this song and a lot more of their hits !! 😊
“Are they British?” Ok. I buy that you never heard of System of a Down or Sevendust before but you have to have been completely shielded from popular culture to, at your age, not know the basics about The Beatles
After watching reaction vids for awhile it eventually hit me.It's not all that hard. We are talking about people who grow up in a background where it simply is not any sort of a priority.
Even as the whitest kid you could imagine, growing up in the 80's/90's it took my own investigation to listen to them, as my parents were not pop music fans and I listened to top 40 and didn't explore much out of that until I hit my teens.
Yes, I knew of them, but I was also a quiz bowl geek who watched jeopardy most nights.
Truthfully, if you're doing a reaction series, it only works well if your prior music knowledge was very narrow.
The U.S. is kinda like Medieval Europe. They're not sure if there's a world outside their border, and think if you sail too far you'll probably fall off the end of it.
@@deantyler007 I don't know, I thought this to be pretty common knowledge here. Literally every reference on TV, parody, imitation etc. all over media has them as British characters so I thought it would be at least obvious even if no one listened to them. Their music and as solo artists are still played on TV and radio to this day. As far as I know, literally everyone I've met in the US would know of the Beatles, some of the individuals, songs or their background even if they don't really listen (for example, someone I knew who doesn't know anything about Beatles and only heard some songs in passing, like a commercial or movie, somehow still recognized Paul McCartney). I suppose there are just a handful of people who choose not to care or follow pop culture or were very isolated to a specific genre and/or culture of music.
@@deantyler007 Don't try to sound intelligent. It is not working.
They even sing in their accents!
OMG they're just babies!!! Haha! First time I remember hearing about the Beatles was in the lunch room in middle school. 1964
The studio version features a string quartet. If you like this, you should here the difference that makes.
I’m a hip hop head /metal head…the Beatles are one of my absolute favorite bands, their greatness can’t be overstated
When a legendary band has a class. It’s worth the credits
This IS the original! Yes, the Beatles are British. I cannot believe that you went through life without their music. Better late than never. So sad.
I didn't know Marvin Gaye covered this!?! I get to have my own "first time hearing" moment thanks to you sir.
THIS song is beautiful 😍 xoxo love it so much
I was talking to a young coworker about music I like. He heard of the Beatles. I am 44. He is 20.
I would recommend checking out the album version of this beautiful Beatles song. Their live performances were so filled with screaming girls that they couldn’t hear themselves and there was no technology to deal with that. ✌️
Enjoyed your reaction...Definitely worth a subscriber. Lived through the time of the Beatles. Let's take the journey. 👊
Yes they are British, I started the whole thing with a British coming over here and taking away all the hip Hop or whatever it was back in the days got us into these deep songs and you know it was fun it was very very fun.
Motown and The Beatles had an interesting relationship. The Beatles featured lots of Motown covers on the first albums, and Motown artists later covered songs by The Beatles. The influence of Motown can be heard not only in the covers The Beatles did, but in their whole approach to lyrics and vocal harmonies on the early albums. The Motown writers, producers and artists were themselves greatly influenced by the Beatles; as an example, The Beatles sent Motown an advance copy of Sgt. Pepper, and that's what inspired "Reflections", by The Supremes. Motown's artists were some of the few American artists able to weather the storm of The British Invasion, mainly because of the adaptability of the writers, arrangers and producers. This isn't surprising when you consider that the stable of talent at Motown was, for a time, really unmatched by any other production house in the world. And, of course, The Beatles wrote songs have been covered by an amazingly wide array of talent, and their production stood the musical world on its head, album after album. It was natural that artists and producers who demand the finest writing would gravitate to each other's catalogues. An irony was when Michael Jackson bought The Beatles song catalogue; that rubbed Paul McCartney the wrong way, lol, but it just illustrates how intertwined, sometimes like-it-or-not, those two entities were, for decades. Funny, huh? I like the style in which you present your shows; you're a very good reactor, so please continue your shows!
You don't know the Beatles? Wow. The song writing machine of McCartney & Lennon! The original "long haired lovers from Liverpool." The greatest, most successful group the world has ever seen!
Yo dude, how is it even possible that someone as knowledgeable and insightful about music as you are doesn't know that this is the Beatles song??? In case you didn't know, the Beatles literally changed music forever in the 60s, not just music, but fashion and youth culture throughout the whole world! I'm sort of stunned...
Its the most covered song in history and the beatles gave songs away to others😊
This is actually the worst version I have ever heard. You have to hear Paul solo.
the remastered version is so much better
Yeah this is such a horrible version.
Exactly. If this is the only version he's heard, don't think he's actually heard the Beatles perform this yet. Hopefully he listens to their recorded version. THEN he'll be a convert. :)
Best is Paul live solo for the first time or one of the first times in America.
All the screaming girls and mega fans went so silent you couldn’t hear a pin drop because they were just in awe of the beauty they were witnessing.
@@futurereflections4097 That's the Ed Sullivan version where he sings solo.
You should listen to the Beatles studio version of the song. It has Paul playing acoustic guitar accompanied by a string quartet.
I heard they synethesizedied it.
@@trhansen3244 LOL. There weren’t any synthesizers when the Beatles recorded it in 1965.
Paul and John wrote over 100 songs together! Not to mention the great songs written by George. The Beatles were the first world famous band. They were huge! And this was before the internet!
'Yesterday' by Lennon and McCartney (it was actually written by Paul McCartney but their publishing deal meant it was credited to them both) is the most covered song of all time. Also, when he first wrote the song he used the words 'Scrambled eggs' because he didn't have a proper title yet, ('scrambled eggs, how I love to eat those scrambled eggs)...
I love that George said it was from Beatles for Sale 😂
Next up:
She's Leaving Home" by the Beatles.
Hauntingly beautiful.
Yes, the Beatles are from England; Liverpool, specifically. The song was released in 1965, was written and sung by Paul McCartney and has been covered over 2,000 times. It's lyrical theme of self-reflection, heartbreak, loss, and longing was considered remarkably sophisticated at the time since McCartney was only 23 when he wrote it. The Beatles changed the world of music forever in a multitude of ways.
Not only is this the most covered song in history, but as of 2020, of the top 14 most covered songs of all time, eleven are Beatles songs. Of those eleven, eight are Paul McCartney's, two John Lennon's and one George Harrison's.
The Beatles are the patriarch of Rock-n-Roll.
Elvis Presley.
I am a huge Beatles Fan!! Rubber Soul is my favorite album but I love them all
I have never heard of anyone who has not heard of the Beatles! They are considered to be the most important influence on popular music in the past century. The studio recording of Yesterday needs to be heard for you to appreciate it fully. And Yesterday is the most recorded song in history by other musicians.
It's a pleasant surprise that The Beatles is 'taught' in school but disappointing that the lessons are not absorbed. The early Beatles were not the same as end of their career Beatles. They introduced never heard before genres. They started off performing 1950s Rock n' Roll from there they are the ones that created Pop, Rock, Psychedelic, Metal. It's been reported the Beatles ushered in ten new genres
I know how you feel. The first time I heard the song Hurt, it was the Johnny Cash cover. It wasn't until years later that I heard the original by Nine Inch Nails, and it's just so radically different.
Suddenly find myself listening a "music reaction video" from someone who needs to ask whether the Beatles were British. What have I done with my life?!
The Beetles sang a ton of songs and yes they released this in the early sixties.
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"in my life" i think is my favorite Beatles song, even if i was named after "Michelle". live tho doesnt do them justice. find a recorded version
I heard something about a harbor and pearls but I had no idea that at one time the Japanese attacked it for some reason but as a history professor I'm bound to learn something new everyday. It's just part of the job I suppose.
Ballad of John and Yoko. One of my favorite Beatles songs
Yesterday might still be the best song for now
The background for this song is a dream that Paul McCartney had. When he woke up the melody was stuck in his head and he wrote it down and played it for the other guys and asked them if they had heard it before cause he felt it was familiar. None of the other guys had heard the melody before and no one else either he played it for. Eventually he realized it was his own song and the first time he played it he did so unplugged alone. The studio version of this song is much different than this live one.
Hey Jude! Best Beatle song
The string quartet added to this by George Martin was the cherry on top. You should listen to that version.
You should listen and react the original studio version released in 1965
The studio version of this is worth a listen. Has a more refined sound with added violins and just a cleaner sound in general.
There's over 2,200 covers of this song it's in the Guinness book of world records written by Paul McCartney
First time hearing someone ask if The Beatles are British lol
You have to listen to a history of their evolution during their short time as a band. The things that they did were decades before their time. It's hard to say where to start, but The Beatle's (White Album), Sgt. Pepper's, Revolver and Magical Mystery Tour are an amazing place to start
Yesterday is THE best song of all time.
All the group were born and bred in Liverpool, England.
I want to hold your hand was their first hit song in the US
Finally a reactor reacting to The Beatles
In several interviews Paul McCartney tells the story of how he dreamt this song. The only time he ever dreamed a song.
Yeah, the beetles are from England. They have so many great songs. I imagine you've probably heard a lot of their stuff whether you know it or not. A few of their "must hear" songs are "Let It Be", "Hey Jude", "Blackbird", "Here Comes the Sun", "Octopus's Garden", and "I Want to Hold Your Hand"(which you might have already heard as you mentioned in the vid).
P.S. Any chance you'd consider doing a fallout playthrough either on youtube or twitch? You mentioned loving fallout in another video and I think it would be so much fun.
Whoa! What? Marvin Gaye covered "Yesterday"? News to me. I've never heard his version. But now I'm gonna go look. I've got to hear it!
Anyway....this is classic Beatles. Written by Paul McCartney (John might have had a hand in it)....sung by Paul McCartney. It's just too bad they fell apart- too soon. 😔
Now I was 5 when this came out, by the time I had any sense of it someone did a parody called “Leprosy”
Leprosy, all my skin is falling off of me. I'm not half the man I used to be. Oh why did I get leprosy? 😂
A Day In The Life
3000 versions of Yesterday written by Paul McCartney, the most covered song in music history!
Paul woke up with this song in his head. I think it was at Patty Boyd's house
Yes check out more from them please. Also they have arguably more historical significance and influence than any other music group on earth. I'd recommend checking out a documentary about them
"Are they British?" Do you mean those four lads from Liverpool, England, the ones that started the British invasion that changed music forever? Why yes, yes they are. Say, exactly what kind of music do they play under that rock where you come from? Seriously, lol!
Every song is unique and different from the last. 😈🤘
paul dreamt this song one night woke up and wrote it
Maybe if you listened to the actual studio recording, instead of some performance from some random concert, you would have heard the genius in the actual arrangement of the original version by the Beatles. Oh, and it is the most covered song in history. Check out Cimdy Style. She does reactions to actual Beatles studio recordings.
Peace
many have redone Beatles songs. They wrote masterpiece after masterpiece.
Actually this live version is very different from their own studio version. The studio version just have an acoustic guitar and strings. This is more like an adaptation for loud live audiences.
The most recorded and covered song in history; and, Paul McCartney wrote the melody in his sleep. He gave it the working title "Scrambled Eggs". When he was done with it, he took the acetate to everyone he knew to make sure he didn't accidentally steal it because it came so easily. The live performance to watch of this song is from the Ed Sullivan show: czcams.com/video/wXTJBr9tt8Q/video.html
The Beatles later years music was really good. Should watch the McCartney 3,2,1 documentary that just came out on Hulu
I've watched a number of your reactions to songs. I often wonder what box you grew up in that all of this classic rock music is unfamiliar to you.
Oh my
I think the album version is in a lower tuning as it sounds much lower and richer. Although that may just be the live recording capabilities of that time. But I think its supposed to be a whole step lower tuning wise anyway.
This is the most covered song in the history of modern music so it's not surprising you've heard it somewhere else
Yesterday is the most covered song in music history...even Elvis did it.
This is a first for me I know this song very well when I'm done with your reaction I'm going to look up the Marvin Gaye version I'm very curious to hear that
Please react to much more Beatles. They evolved heavily over time and proved to be greatest artists. For example Strawberry fields forever
Beatles best selling act of all time…