The Beatles started it AND they finished it! No other band has been as great as they are! As Paul said, they expected this thing to last about 10 years... but just keeps going and going! No other band has ever been as successful reaching so many different generations. I would actually say that if this planet lived for eternity, every generation (from their beginning onwards) would know and love their songs forever!
I'm still in shock that I got to see Paul in concert about 6 years ago. I might not ever get over that. He did nothing but hits all night. A nearly 3 hour concert with his best solo and Beatles songs. No opening act. Just Paul. So good.
My then 7 year old son and I saw him in 2017. It cemented him as a 4th gen fan in my family. I was a little skeptical due to the price but it was worth every penny. Paul could sit home and count his money or half ass it through concerts but he didn’t. He played like it was he still had something to prove. Amazing and if you haven’t seen him, I’d highly highly recommend it once things open back up. His audience is of every age, color , religion etc.
yeah hard to deny. I love Floyd, and Radiohead, Neil Young, Beach Boys and a lot of more weird modern underground stuff... but Beatles were just so phenomenally good. They captured the critics and the common peoples hearts both. Just such strong melodies, emotions, a sense of fun and zero fat
@@stevens5541 You are known as " contrary " my friend. 20 people walk into a Bar: That will 19 Pints of Bitter and a Lager for lol lol In a Cafe that will be 19 Cups Of Tea and a Coffee for lol lol etc
I remember the day this song came out. When the Beatles released songs it was not like other bands.he radio stations would play the songs all day. When Abbey road was released it went to number one at the instant stores opened. The only people who got copies had pre-ordered weeks before. When the Hey Jude single came out it was the same. It sold 8 million copies. I came home from school that day, I had a quick afternoon tea, then listened to the song on my transistor radio while walking over to the dairy for milking the cows. Because it was such a long song I got in trouble for walking slow and being late for milking. We always had a radio on during milking, so I got to hear it several more times, but I have never forgotten the experience of that song as I was walking to the milking shed. It is burned in my memory, the damp red soil, the emerald green of the grass with waterdrops, the misty rain clouds slowly lifting, the smells, and the sounds of cows and dogs, and the motors of the milking machines warming up, and the song on that tinny little transistor in the air, and Paul McCartney’s message to John Lennon’s son.
There is nothing better than being at a Paul McCartney concert! He plays to a packed audience ranging from kids to his original fans from the 60s. Everybody is feeling the love and having the best time. I took my son and granddaughter so they could have this experience. Both are Beatles fans because they heard me playing Beatles songs while they were growing up. My son said I had this big smile on my face that he had never seen before. I told him that smile is for Paul and me just feeling pure happiness at being there. Love Paul McCartney!! 😊❤️🎵
It's a pretty magical thing to see this song in particular performed live. Tens of thousands of hearts coming together in the na na na na's. I never got to see my favorite George, but I'm forever grateful I was able to see Paul. 4 men who gave something very special to the entire world. RIP George and John.
I have worked a number of Paul McCartney shows over the years, mostly Steel Crew and as a Production Climber. You will be pleased to know that Sir Paul's Road Crew loved working for him. Anything they needed to make the tour work better, they could ask Paul directly and he would take care of it. Unheard of in Rock and Roll tours, Paul gave his crews 2 raises on at least one of his World Tours. To stand on stage with Paul, waiting to start the Production Load Out was one of the high points of my career, having listened to the Beatles since the 1964 Ed Sullivan show.
I'm 66 now and never saw the Beatles live in their pomp,but the change they brought to everyones lives all over the world was a phenomenon that will never be repeated. I was at this and the tears were rolling down my cheeks as i remembered those heady wonderful days as a kid in 60's London. I guess you just had to be there. Beatles? greatest band of all time,full stop.
As someone who was there with the Beatles from the very beginning, something like this is almost overwhelming. It's funny that to this day even the biggest celebrities get starstruck when they meet Paul.
Joseph Scally : You and I both Joseph, Manchester Apollo, November 1963 was my first experience of The Beatles, the start of that tidal wave of amazing music that carried the world with it!! Weren’t we lucky to have been there to witness!!? 👍🏻😜
I absolutely LOVE when India "gets it". Look at her eyes, they get redder and redder. I get it! The greatest event Ive ever witnessed was a Paul McCartney concert. Every single person there is happy.
Same.. She can always put a smile on my face, she's so sweet and generally LOVES music.. I absolutely love watching her expression.. Sometimes I chuckle because if she really loves the sing she acts like they are literally in the room performing for her ❤.. Keep rockin India.. 🎶🎵🎤... Lots of love from Florida 😘
Loved seeing your emotional reaction to this wonderful track. How the years pass. I remember singing this song in a music class at school in late 1968. I loved it then and I love it even more now 55 years later.
@@DesiGeorge Fair point!!!... Must also include Rush in this group ...only band I can think of whose fans actually sing their purely instrumental songs(YYZ Live in Rio)😀
I saw the Beatles in 1966, Wings, McCartney (about 5 times) for a total of 7 or 8 times. Never disappointed. He has lost most of his voice due to age and over use but he still puts a long, wonderful show on and he loves it. He is part of the greatest musical act of the 20th century and they will never die. He is an international treasure. Love you, Paul.
This was the theme song for my graduating class in 1969. The na na na's are repeated around 20 times in the original recording, its somewhat amazing that you can repeat a phrase that many times and it not get boring, but he pulls it off.
I saw Paul in concert after the break-Up of Wings. Linda was in the group. People of all ages together singing every song, including Beatles songs, was like a religious experience. Live & Let Die phenomenal live.
One reason this is one of the greatest of Beatles songs - it was written for Julian, AND it was written for John. “You were made to go out and get her” and “you’re waiting for someone to perform with” and the beautiful sentiment: ‘Don’t carry the world upon your shoulder’ In one of the last interviews, John claimed as much, saying something like ‘that’s the angel in him blessing me and saying ‘go’ but the devil side didn’t want me to go’
And the richest by far at 1.5 billion. Also the Beatles album catalog is alone worth 1 billion after Sony purchased the other half of the catalog from the Michael Jackson estate, who owned 50 percent of the Beatles albums.
Paul wrote his for John Lennon’s son Julian, after John divorced Julian’s mom and Johns firstbwife Cynthia to marry Yoko Ono. John said this was his favorite Paul song from the Beatles. When they performed it in 1968 it was not only one of the most watch events of TV, it was he final time The Beatles performed live on TV.
I was there Paul is brilliant. I also saw him when he came to mine and his home town Liverpool just after George Harrison had passed. I spent half the concert in tears 😭
I've been a Paul McCartney fan since I was 11 years old in January of 1964 and saw him with the other Beatles on the photo cover of the single "I Wanna Hold Your Hand" and he was my favorite from that moment and for the past 57 years. He is great and for me when Paul passes that will be the day the music dies although his music will live on forever there will be a sadness in my heart.
Lol being amazed by the fans. They're seeing a living legend! One of The Beatles! And one of the writers of the song! One of the greatest musicians of all time!
We went to a McCartney concert a few years ago and believe me--everybody was singing along to EVERY song. It was amazing! Also? Some of their early hits like "I Saw Her Standing There" had people dancing in the aisles. Old school dancing in pairs. My favorite was a very classy lady with grey hair dancing with her teenaged grandson [or so it appeared]. Just a fabulous experience.
Just imagine how many fans he actually has. If they weren’t Beatles fans, they very well would have been Paul McCartney, solo fans! He is THE BIGGEST rockstar on the planet!
that was amazing!! I saw Paul live at Citifield Stadium in NYC, so I know what its like to be in a crowd like that while he is singing this song. A night i'll never forget :)
I've seen him in a dozen cities, 3 countries and without regard to place, people were just in awe of him. I was supposed to be seeing him this June in Barcelona a day before his 78 birthday. It's been over a year since I last saw him and miss him and seeing my little group of friends that travel for his shows.
I was fortunate enough to be there in the crowd, watching this at Hyde Park......definitely one of the greatest performers that I’ve had the pleasure to watch
India, it's so beautiful to see you tap into the beauty of such a performance, by one of the all-time greatest musical talents. Hey Jude is one of the Beatles greatest songs, and you acknowledge how it resonates with the crowd, and all the beauty that ensues.
Hey Sunshine, THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!!!! I really needed something like that today. Locked for 14 months here in Toronto, trying to keep my wife from jumping off the top of our condo. Ya, you knocked it out of the park. I was 10 when that song dropped and have been a fan ever since. I'm not sure if people realize the influence this band did for music, all music.. So thanks again stay safe and what a home run
That is true. Paul wrote this for Julian after his dad John had left his mother, and moved out of the house. Paul went to see Julian and his mother after the break up, and he wrote this in the car as a comfort song for Julian.
No, Julian was the initiating inspiration, what was happening was splitting up, John Cynthia, Paul and Jane, and they had hopes for themselves, but to the real victim there had written an Anthem....which is this......pain, dispare and some hope in time
I do think that Paul was more of a father back then to Julian than John was but at the end of the day, Julian lost both of them when his dad left. Paul stopped comforting him after a while and John just didn’t see him as often as Julian would have liked. Julian said in an interview that it’s always awkward whenever he and Paul are in the same room together and it’s probably because other than John, Paul was the dad, but he “left” as well.
It's a shame that reactors have to worry about being blocked. If I was an artist whose music was as timeless as this and all the other ones you reacted to, I'd be honored! I mean, here's today's young people who did not grow up with such an aray of different musical expressions, keeping it all alive by listening to it and showing us older folks just how much you appreciate it! We can't let all this beautiful ear candy disappear! It needs to be preserved for future generations to hear! All of it....from medeival to renessaissnce to victorian to celtic to anything created in the 20th century!
Paul McCartney live videos are always great. I was in the crowd of a McCartney concert when I was 13. That was 25 years ago. It was even more awesome in person. Tens of thousands of people singing together is indescribable.
So much history every time Paul sings. He wrote Hey Jude to help Julian Lennon, child of John Lennon's first wife, get along with Yoko Ono. The piano he's playing is the same piano he played when the Fab Four recorded Magical Mystery Tour.
I'm old now -70, but I am one of those people who can say I saw the Beatles back in 1965. If you can imagine the ticket was only $5.00. I'm living through a treasure trove of music over the years. Paul is my favorite.
Well, there he is, the most successful man in music history, the memories, the joy he's brought to millions worldwide. Luv the Beatles, all of them! RIP John Lennon! The entire world will tip on it's axis when he goes...can't even comprehend. All that concert love, Paul...that's FOR YOU!
Yes, that was one of Sir Paul's many (solo)concerts, it must have been a while ago as his (first) wife Linda is in the band. We saw him late 2017, 50 years tour in his 70s. Still brought the stadium down and now I can't hear his music without feeling even more emotional ❤
India, your reactions are so spot on!!! Every time i watch this video, withy your reaction, I tear up!! I tear up because John Lennon should have been on stage with him playing this song!! There is and never will be another Beatles!!
Love, love, love this song. I can’t believe he’s playing on an upright! There is an iconic video of them performing on an Ed Sullivan type show where Paul is at a noticeably banged up upright surrounded by the band & audience members. I wonder if he wanted to recreate that. The studio version is outstanding as well.
Sir Paul McCartney! He is in his 80's now and he still packs every place performs! When I saw him in Cincinnati there wasn't an empty seat in Great American ballpark.
This song by the Beatles came out in 1968 when I was 13. I still have the vinyl 45 single I got the week I first heard it on the radio. It's a magical song to hear live and please go see Paul if he comes anywhere near where you live. You will never forget it.
Every musician on stage lives his dream, the dream to play with perhaps the world's foremost songwriter a fantastic musician and one of the world's most famous people there is
Paul's emotion is what makes the song so great. This song and another Paul lead on, The Long and Winding Road are my two favorite Beatle songs. Number three is another Paul lead on, I Saw Her Standing There.
One of Pauls most emotional live moments, I guess. I love these old masterpieces as well as the latest charts music, but this is definitely one of the best ones. Greetings from Germany. Had a very sad day today, because I had seperated with my girlfriend. You showed me somehow that there are people with hearts in the world, thank you for this. :) Wonderful reaction video, pls go on & all best wishes.
When this song came out it was requested to the radio stations so often that they finally played it for 2 hours, over and over, we all rode around in a 55 chevy singing along with it the whole time.
Got to see him and Wings when Linda was still alive and performing with them in the early 90s. Filled a football stadium with Beatles and Wings music...great time! Was always my favorite Beatle, George next...great memories.
No one else has ever held the top 5 spots in the music charts in a single week (no Elvis, no child molester not to be named, no Led Zepplin, no one at all).
A UK number one back in 1968, this almost typifies the Beatles at that time stretching beyond two minute pop and engaging pure emotion. Paul was always the voice for this, understanding the release that positive music could bring to a crowd. Interestingly, he shares a birthday with my brother.
You must understand that the Beatles were the conscience of young people. It was a really radical time when young people stood up and said peace is the answer for all. So there is a global unity and affection for the Beatles messages that helped bring so many together.
Yeah, unfortunately there are currently many who are very afraid of the world uniting as one, believing and fearing it will all be run by repressive 'liberal elites'. it seems sad to me they can't see the impulse to love and support each other across man-devised boundaries of race, class, nation etc does not have to be something fake, orchestrated from above, but is simply the most natural, most enlightened part of the human spirit. Meanwhile those same people pin their hopes on world leaders who lead Hitler-style rallies where they preach a clearly anti-Christ gospel of hate for their enemies, and the crowd bays obediently for blood and vengeance. Interesting times we live in...
I grew up listening to the Beatles and this is my favorite song. Just look at the crowd, look at the diversity, look at all the young people and the gray beards like myself enjoying this. I've seen all of the ex Beatles in concert but never saw Paul.
This has to be the best version of this song on CZcams. Really atmospheric and Paul and the band are on point. Seen other videos from the same tour and his voice is nowhere near as good as this one.
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This is the song that made me fall in love with music. Nobody will ever top the Beatles.
The Beatles started it AND they finished it! No other band has been as great as they are! As Paul said, they expected this thing to last about 10 years... but just keeps going and going! No other band has ever been as successful reaching so many different generations. I would actually say that if this planet lived for eternity, every generation (from their beginning onwards) would know and love their songs forever!
Thanks for making younger people get into the Beatles.
Sir Paul McCartney is literally a living angel.
I'm still in shock that I got to see Paul in concert about 6 years ago. I might not ever get over that. He did nothing but hits all night. A nearly 3 hour concert with his best solo and Beatles songs. No opening act. Just Paul. So good.
Robert Reichle you are so lucky!
My then 7 year old son and I saw him in 2017. It cemented him as a 4th gen fan in my family. I was a little skeptical due to the price but it was worth every penny. Paul could sit home and count his money or half ass it through concerts but he didn’t. He played like it was he still had something to prove. Amazing and if you haven’t seen him, I’d highly highly recommend it once things open back up. His audience is of every age, color , religion etc.
The Beatles greatest band ever
True 🤩
yeah hard to deny. I love Floyd, and Radiohead, Neil Young, Beach Boys and a lot of more weird modern underground stuff... but Beatles were just so phenomenally good. They captured the critics and the common peoples hearts both. Just such strong melodies, emotions, a sense of fun and zero fat
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@@stevens5541 You are known as " contrary " my friend.
20 people walk into a Bar: That will 19 Pints of Bitter and a Lager for lol lol
In a Cafe that will be 19 Cups Of Tea and a Coffee for lol lol etc
Isleofskye ever heard of an opinion?
I remember the day this song came out. When the Beatles released songs it was not like other bands.he radio stations would play the songs all day. When Abbey road was released it went to number one at the instant stores opened. The only people who got copies had pre-ordered weeks before. When the Hey Jude single came out it was the same. It sold 8 million copies. I came home from school that day, I had a quick afternoon tea, then listened to the song on my transistor radio while walking over to the dairy for milking the cows. Because it was such a long song I got in trouble for walking slow and being late for milking. We always had a radio on during milking, so I got to hear it several more times, but I have never forgotten the experience of that song as I was walking to the milking shed. It is burned in my memory, the damp red soil, the emerald green of the grass with waterdrops, the misty rain clouds slowly lifting, the smells, and the sounds of cows and dogs, and the motors of the milking machines warming up, and the song on that tinny little transistor in the air, and Paul McCartney’s message to John Lennon’s son.
I got to see Paul McCartney with my oldest daughter at A T &T park in San Francisco on my birthday July 10,2010 with 40,000 plus people singing along!
There is nothing better than being at a Paul McCartney concert! He plays to a packed audience ranging from kids to his original fans from the 60s. Everybody is feeling the love and having the best time. I took my son and granddaughter so they could have this experience. Both are Beatles fans because they heard me playing Beatles songs while they were growing up. My son said I had this big smile on my face that he had never seen before. I told him that smile is for Paul and me just feeling pure happiness at being there. Love Paul McCartney!! 😊❤️🎵
It's a pretty magical thing to see this song in particular performed live. Tens of thousands of hearts coming together in the na na na na's. I never got to see my favorite George, but I'm forever grateful I was able to see Paul. 4 men who gave something very special to the entire world. RIP George and John.
George, in 1974, was my first real concert. I saw Paul in 1989.
I have worked a number of Paul McCartney shows over the years, mostly Steel Crew and as a Production Climber. You will be pleased to know that Sir Paul's Road Crew loved working for him. Anything they needed to make the tour work better, they could ask Paul directly and he would take care of it. Unheard of in Rock and Roll tours, Paul gave his crews 2 raises on at least one of his World Tours. To stand on stage with Paul, waiting to start the Production Load Out was one of the high points of my career, having listened to the Beatles since the 1964 Ed Sullivan show.
I had my first "slow dance" to this song over 50 yrs ago. It was a transformative, memorable experience. . . obviously.
Paul has performed around the globe, no matter the language or culture they sing to hey Jude
So proud to say that I'm a son of the great city of Liverpool. In fact I lived just a couple of miles from Paul's house in Speke,Liverpool.
Congrats love from Vienna.
The man is 77 years old and he's been rocking for as long as I've been alive....and I'm 57! An absolute living legend.
One of the most loved musicians of our time.
I'm 66 now and never saw the Beatles live in their pomp,but the change they brought to everyones lives all over the world was a phenomenon that will never be repeated.
I was at this and the tears were rolling down my cheeks as i remembered those heady wonderful days as a kid in 60's London.
I guess you just had to be there.
Beatles?
greatest band of all time,full stop.
As someone who was there with the Beatles from the very beginning, something like this is almost overwhelming. It's funny that to this day even the biggest celebrities get starstruck when they meet Paul.
Joseph, search out Paul McCartney The Space Within Us , then go to the 33:20 mark. It's the famous no talents meeting the legend, it's gold.
You're absolutely right. I wish I could have been there since the beginning with The Beatles since they are my favorite band of all time.
Joseph Scally : You and I both Joseph, Manchester Apollo, November 1963 was my first experience of The Beatles, the start of that tidal wave of amazing music that carried the world with it!! Weren’t we lucky to have been there to witness!!? 👍🏻😜
I hope that young people today have music that has an effect on them similar to this for me.
@@josephscally6270 today the music appears and will disappears fasters than they appear
You should check out Paul McCartney Carpool Karaoke with James Corden. He sings a lot of Beatles song and at the end most people feel really happy.
Best carpool karaoke by far
I saw that episode and it was fantastic!
Definitely the best carpool karaoke
I came here to say that, I love that!
I absolutely LOVE when India "gets it". Look at her eyes, they get redder and redder. I get it! The greatest event Ive ever witnessed was a Paul McCartney concert. Every single person there is happy.
Same.. She can always put a smile on my face, she's so sweet and generally LOVES music.. I absolutely love watching her expression.. Sometimes I chuckle because if she really loves the sing she acts like they are literally in the room performing for her ❤.. Keep rockin India.. 🎶🎵🎤... Lots of love from Florida 😘
Just imagine sharing this experience, live! Brings tears to my eyes.
And the crowd is singing along..that gives me goosebumps. Amazing!! :)
Tens of thousands of people harmonizing, showing love, feeling the energy. It’s always amazing to see (and be a part of) crowds like this.
Paul McCartney - my favorite songwriter/ musician/ singer/ performer EVER!!!
Mine too. I`ve seen him live twice. Amazing!!
Loved seeing your emotional reaction to this wonderful track.
How the years pass. I remember singing this song in a music class at school in late 1968. I loved it then and I love it even more now 55 years later.
One of the best Paul ever wrote.
tcirish - John Lennon said it was one of Paul’s masterpieces. So right he was!
McCartney's in his late 60's here. Amazing how good he sounds.
OH I remember the time I saw McCartney and Wings and we sang this so loud at Texas Stadium and we loved it so much!!! Great concert!
Other than Freddie Mercury, only Paul McCartney can do this to such a huge crowd!!! Awesome!
Shari Herman I think Springsteen would have something to say about that!
@@DesiGeorge Fair point!!!...
Must also include Rush in this group ...only band I can think of whose fans actually sing their purely instrumental songs(YYZ Live in Rio)😀
Also Jon Bon Jovi, especially during Livin on a prayer
only if john lennon was alive in todays world he would destroy scoial media on daily basis
@@shariherman34 apples to oranges but love me some GL/RUSH TOO
Thousands singing in one accord. They all know the words. How special! I grew up listening to the Beatles.
Probably my favorite song by the Beatles, love the way the audience is singing along.☮️
Paul Mcartney's voice was 10x better when he first sang it in 1968.
He was 26 when he wrote this. That is amazing to me.
I saw the Beatles in 1966, Wings, McCartney (about 5 times) for a total of 7 or 8 times. Never disappointed. He has lost most of his voice due to age and over use but he still puts a long, wonderful show on and he loves it. He is part of the greatest musical act of the 20th century and they will never die. He is an international treasure. Love you, Paul.
Saw him late 2017 - the stadium went off!! ❤❤
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; ONLY SAW PAUL ONCE and ringo several times ith his ASB....
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I was at a Paul concert in 2017. Being part of the crowd, probably singing louder than the band, was special
This was the theme song for my graduating class in 1969. The na na na's are repeated around 20 times in the original recording, its somewhat amazing that you can repeat a phrase that many times and it not get boring, but he pulls it off.
I saw him twice, greatest concerts ever. As a drummer, I love watching Abe Laboriel Jr, choppin
I saw Paul in concert after the break-Up of Wings. Linda was in the group.
People of all ages together singing every song, including Beatles songs, was
like a religious experience.
Live & Let Die phenomenal live.
One reason this is one of the greatest of Beatles songs - it was written for Julian, AND it was written for John. “You were made to go out and get her” and “you’re waiting for someone to perform with” and the beautiful sentiment:
‘Don’t carry the world upon your shoulder’
In one of the last interviews, John claimed as much, saying something like ‘that’s the angel in him blessing me and saying ‘go’ but the devil side didn’t want me to go’
Honey he could always have the crowd in the palm of his hand doing whatevef he asked of them. He is the most amazing performer!!!
And the richest by far at 1.5 billion. Also the Beatles album catalog is alone worth 1 billion after Sony purchased the other half of the catalog from the Michael Jackson estate, who owned 50 percent of the Beatles albums.
I've seen Paul and this band in concert three times - 2002, 2005 and 2016 - and it is impossible not to be carried away when they play "Hey Jude."
Paul wrote his for John Lennon’s son Julian, after John divorced Julian’s mom and Johns firstbwife Cynthia to marry Yoko Ono. John said this was his favorite Paul song from the Beatles. When they performed it in 1968 it was not only one of the most watch events of TV, it was he final time The Beatles performed live on TV.
I saw Paul twice in concert in Philly. Greatest concerts I've ever been to. Sang my heart out to this song.
I saw him live last year at the ballpark in Arlington. Hands down greatest night of my life. He’s as good as ever!
Sir Paul was with the Beetles,Wings and solo all very good!!
I was there Paul is brilliant. I also saw him when he came to mine and his home town Liverpool just after George Harrison had passed. I spent half the concert in tears 😭
Just imagine being an artist and songwriter and hearing a crowd of people this size singing your song with you! Unreal!!
I've been a Paul McCartney fan since I was 11 years old in January of 1964 and saw him with the other Beatles on the photo cover of the single "I Wanna Hold Your Hand" and he was my favorite from that moment and for the past 57 years. He is great and for me when Paul passes that will be the day the music dies although his music will live on forever there will be a sadness in my heart.
It was one of the greatest events in my life to see McCartney perform live xxx
Lol being amazed by the fans. They're seeing a living legend! One of The Beatles! And one of the writers of the song! One of the greatest musicians of all time!
THE writer of this song ;-)
If you want to know what a living legend looks like, here it is: Paul McCartney!
Glad I was born during the Beatles era and the continuance of their legacy. This was great. Thanks for sharing young lady.
We were all born during the Beatles era. It has never and will never end.
We went to a McCartney concert a few years ago and believe me--everybody was singing along to EVERY song. It was amazing! Also? Some of their early hits like "I Saw Her Standing There" had people dancing in the aisles. Old school dancing in pairs. My favorite was a very classy lady with grey hair dancing with her teenaged grandson [or so it appeared]. Just a fabulous experience.
Just imagine how many fans he actually has. If they weren’t Beatles fans, they very well would have been Paul McCartney, solo fans! He is THE BIGGEST rockstar on the planet!
that was amazing!! I saw Paul live at Citifield Stadium in NYC, so I know what its like to be in a crowd like that while he is singing this song. A night i'll never forget :)
I've seen him in a dozen cities, 3 countries and without regard to place, people were just in awe of him. I was supposed to be seeing him this June in Barcelona a day before his 78 birthday. It's been over a year since I last saw him and miss him and seeing my little group of friends that travel for his shows.
I was fortunate enough to be there in the crowd, watching this at Hyde Park......definitely one of the greatest performers that I’ve had the pleasure to watch
India, it's so beautiful to see you tap into the beauty of such a performance, by one of the all-time greatest musical talents. Hey Jude is one of the Beatles greatest songs, and you acknowledge how it resonates with the crowd, and all the beauty that ensues.
Oh yes one of the best Songs of this World! This Concert was perfect.👍👍👍
Hey Sunshine,
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!!!! I really needed something like that today. Locked for 14 months here in Toronto, trying to keep my wife from jumping off the top of our condo. Ya, you knocked it out of the park. I was 10 when that song dropped and have been a fan ever since. I'm not sure if people realize the influence this band did for music, all music..
So thanks again stay safe and what a home run
This song was written for Julian Lennon.
That is true. Paul wrote this for Julian after his dad John had left his mother, and moved out of the house. Paul went to see Julian and his mother after the break up, and he wrote this in the car as a comfort song for Julian.
Thank you, that did not know, but when ever I hear this I think of Julian and that for along time his father did not have time for him.
No, Julian was the initiating inspiration, what was happening was splitting up, John Cynthia, Paul and Jane, and they had hopes for themselves, but to the real victim there had written an Anthem....which is this......pain, dispare and some hope in time
I do think that Paul was more of a father back then to Julian than John was but at the end of the day, Julian lost both of them when his dad left. Paul stopped comforting him after a while and John just didn’t see him as often as Julian would have liked. Julian said in an interview that it’s always awkward whenever he and Paul are in the same room together and it’s probably because other than John, Paul was the dad, but he “left” as well.
No shit
Dig deep into Paul McCarthy. Historically, his shows are legendary. All reactions should be live.
Live and Let Die
Jet
My Love
Maybe I’m Amazed
It's a shame that reactors have to worry about being blocked. If I was an artist whose music was as timeless as this and all the other ones you reacted to, I'd be honored! I mean, here's today's young people who did not grow up with such an aray of different musical expressions, keeping it all alive by listening to it and showing us older folks just how much you appreciate it! We can't let all this beautiful ear candy disappear! It needs to be preserved for future generations to hear! All of it....from medeival to renessaissnce to victorian to celtic to anything created in the 20th century!
I worked 2 Paul McCartney concerts here in Nashville, & believe me, when he did Hey Juse, people went nuts & sang along. I sang along as well.
Paul McCartney live videos are always great. I was in the crowd of a McCartney concert when I was 13. That was 25 years ago. It was even more awesome in person. Tens of thousands of people singing together is indescribable.
So much history every time Paul sings. He wrote Hey Jude to help Julian Lennon, child of John Lennon's first wife, get along with Yoko Ono. The piano he's playing is the same piano he played when the Fab Four recorded Magical Mystery Tour.
I'm old now -70, but I am one of those people who can say I saw the Beatles back in 1965. If you can imagine the ticket was only $5.00. I'm living through a treasure trove of music over the years. Paul is my favorite.
So much respect when a crowd sings your song right back at ya 😍🥰
I know exactly where I heard this song the first time and it has remained my favorite song since that day...my all time fav
Well, there he is, the most successful man in music history, the memories, the joy he's brought to millions worldwide. Luv the Beatles, all of them! RIP John Lennon! The entire world will tip on it's axis when he goes...can't even comprehend. All that concert love, Paul...that's FOR YOU!
This is one of the greatest songs ever
Yes, that was one of Sir Paul's many (solo)concerts, it must have been a while ago as his (first) wife Linda is in the band. We saw him late 2017, 50 years tour in his 70s. Still brought the stadium down and now I can't hear his music without feeling even more emotional ❤
India, your reactions are so spot on!!! Every time i watch this video, withy your reaction, I tear up!! I tear up because John Lennon should have been on stage with him playing this song!! There is and never will be another Beatles!!
Listen Gorgeous, Paul Mccartney, wrote, directed and organized every moment of this song. Paul is a Beatle girl !!!!!!
McCartney's music knows no race, gender , age or financial status. Just love and being able to forget the world for a while
Love, love, love this song. I can’t believe he’s playing on an upright! There is an iconic video of them performing on an Ed Sullivan type show where Paul is at a noticeably banged up upright surrounded by the band & audience members. I wonder if he wanted to recreate that.
The studio version is outstanding as well.
Sir Paul McCartney! He is in his 80's now and he still packs every place performs! When I saw him in Cincinnati there wasn't an empty seat in Great American ballpark.
This song by the Beatles came out in 1968 when I was 13. I still have the vinyl 45 single I got the week I first heard it on the radio. It's a magical song to hear live and please go see Paul if he comes anywhere near where you live. You will never forget it.
Every musician on stage lives his dream, the dream to play with perhaps the world's foremost songwriter a fantastic musician and one of the world's most famous people there is
Paul's emotion is what makes the song so great. This song and another Paul lead on, The Long and Winding Road are my two favorite Beatle songs. Number three is another Paul lead on, I Saw Her Standing There.
That was awesome India!
Without a doubt, I think it was your best review ever!!!
I loved it kiddo...
Great great job, thank you.❤
One of Pauls most emotional live moments, I guess. I love these old masterpieces as well as the latest charts music, but this is definitely one of the best ones. Greetings from Germany. Had a very sad day today, because I had seperated with my girlfriend. You showed me somehow that there are people with hearts in the world, thank you for this. :) Wonderful reaction video, pls go on & all best wishes.
And best wishes to you, Freund. I have certainly been there and you're right, very sad. I hope joy and love return soon. Greetings from America.
When this song came out it was requested to the radio stations so often that they finally played it for 2 hours, over and over, we all rode around in a 55 chevy singing along with it the whole time.
I love him so much.
Got to see him and Wings when Linda was still alive and performing with them in the early 90s. Filled a football stadium with Beatles and Wings music...great time! Was always my favorite Beatle, George next...great memories.
It's his song and the Brits will always love him, they are biggest selling artist ever
People just don't understand that the Beatles were like Michale Jackson times 4. Guess ya just had to live those times.
Michael Jackson..................that utter retard..........
Michael Jackson times 1000.
Both legends... Its just a matter of preference if you don't like one of them.
ok boomer
No one else has ever held the top 5 spots in the music charts in a single week (no Elvis, no child molester not to be named, no Led Zepplin, no one at all).
A UK number one back in 1968, this almost typifies the Beatles at that time stretching beyond two minute pop and engaging pure emotion. Paul was always the voice for this, understanding the release that positive music could bring to a crowd. Interestingly, he shares a birthday with my brother.
You must understand that the Beatles were the conscience of young people. It was a really radical time when young people stood up and said peace is the answer for all. So there is a global unity and affection for the Beatles messages that helped bring so many together.
Love this version ❤ it's like a lullaby
The words of the music are simple so people could learn them quickly. They tapped into happiness and brought people together.
LOL...You called it an anthem, and rightly so. India is such a lover of all kinds of Good music !
This is just awesome, to bad the whole world can not sing together.What a world it would be if everyone did!
Yeah, unfortunately there are currently many who are very afraid of the world uniting as one, believing and fearing it will all be run by repressive 'liberal elites'. it seems sad to me they can't see the impulse to love and support each other across man-devised boundaries of race, class, nation etc does not have to be something fake, orchestrated from above, but is simply the most natural, most enlightened part of the human spirit. Meanwhile those same people pin their hopes on world leaders who lead Hitler-style rallies where they preach a clearly anti-Christ gospel of hate for their enemies, and the crowd bays obediently for blood and vengeance. Interesting times we live in...
Hearing the crowd sing with Paul brings me to tears
Finally a reaction chanell that actually leta the song play without jumping in after every other lyric. ❤
I grew up listening to the Beatles and this is my favorite song. Just look at the crowd, look at the diversity, look at all the young people and the gray beards like myself enjoying this. I've seen all of the ex Beatles in concert but never saw Paul.
He is an American Treasure and my favorite Beatle. He has managed to stay relevant from the 60s up til present day! Also has a heart of gold. ❤️
This has to be the best version of this song on CZcams. Really atmospheric and Paul and the band are on point. Seen other videos from the same tour and his voice is nowhere near as good as this one.
I look forward so much to the time when all good people can get together like this and sing together and feel the joy !!!
I'm 68 and finally reached a long time goal....went to his concert last June in Ft. Wayne, Indiana. What a great time we had! Thank you, Sir Paul!
I love your reaction, you are in love like those of us of that era ✌️🔥😘