1-Sometimes, you write the word “Beetle” and think “Is this spelled right?
The answer is yes. You are just Beatle-minded
2- You get annoyed when people say, “I can’t tell the Beatles apart!
They really don’t look THAT MUCH alike
3- Every time a Beatles song comes on, you loudly sing the lyrics, and sometimes even dance… Or if you aren’t that singy-dancy person… YOU STILL DO
LOVE WAS IN YOUR EYE-EYE-EYE-EYES THE NIGHT BEFORE
4- You get mad when someone says, “The Beatles? Aren’t they all dead?”
NOOOOOOOO
5- You’re listening to them right now… Aren’t you?
6- When someone asks you one simple question about one topic by the Beatles, you end up giving them a long history about it.
You mean I am the Walrus? Yeah, that’s the wackiest song most likely… Unless Revolution 9 counts. Did you know that I am the Walrus was said to be influenced by drugs, which it partially is, but John Lennon decided to just put weird words together and sing them to make the public believe there was some intense meaning, but there wasn’t. This is also done in Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds. Did you know people believe that LSD (Lucy Sky Diamonds) means LSD, as in the drug, but John told us it simply has to do with a picture his son, Julian, drew when he met this girl named Lucy. Back to I am the Walrus, it was the 6th track on the Magical Mystery Tour Album in 1967. The eggman is said to represent Humpty Dumpty, but who said Humpty Dumpty was an egg? Oh… did you want me to remind you of Revolution 9 and Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds… (I know, the person I am pretending to talk to has probably already walked away… Unless you are some kind of die-hard fan, you probably skipped this)
7- When someone in the room mentions the Beatles, for any reason, everyone looks at you.
8- You have been asked if you listen to anyone other than the Beatles.
9- if someone says the first lyrics to a song without meaning for it to have to do with the Beatles, you finish it.
Person: “Help!” –> You: “I need somebody!”
Person: “Hey!” –> You: “Jude”
Person: “Look out!” –> You: “Helter Skelter”
Person: “Hello!” –> You: “Hello, I don’t know why you say goodbye, I say hello!”
Person: “A long, long time ago.” –> You: “Don’t leave me waiting here!” OR “Your mother should know!”
10 You constantly wish you lived in the 60s and 70s because of them
11- You want to name your kids with Beatle related names.
12 – You are particularly critical of any covers of Beatles songs
13- When the Beatles harmonize, you can tell which voice is which.
14- Your screensaver and computer background is Beatle-related
15- You constantly search for Beatles pictures, even though you have way too many in your computer
Always…
16- You slip Beatles references/quotes/etc. into everyday conversations
17- You have eight Beatles shirts- one for each day of the week.
18- The only full French sentence you know is what you’ve heard Paul sing in “Michelle”
Unless you take French Class…
19- If Paul or Ringo are going to be at a televised event, (say, the Oscars or the Emmys) people remind you, even though you already know
I’m afraid you’re wrong about Humpty Dumpty being the inspiration for the Eggman. It was Eric Burdon of the Animals who had eggs cracked onto him at parties. (Wow, I didn’t even need to take this quiz.)
Actually, you too are wrong. Eric Burdon broke the eggs over naked women’s bodies. John Lennon was there once, when he shouted, “Go on, get it, Eggman…”
Actually, the song was written about John Lennon being like a walrus because he always hated the sound of his voice. (for some reason) but The egg man is actually eric burdon. He’s an actual person isn’t that crazy? Sorry, I’m a Beatles fanatic Literally all of these questions relate to me. Except the one naming my kid after the Beatles members. Their names aren’t the best. sorry! the crazy thing is I’m still a kid and the Beatles are my favorite band! I was john Lennon for Halloween! 😛