The Beatles interview in Dublin (1963) 

Cool.

Shows how in sync they were. They were brothers from other mothers.

Cool! 😁

@@kevstacey8639 That’s a good line. I’ll have to remember that one.

It's not staged at all

Me too.😂 😂 💙💙💙

Nicole Cabeytú :(

What do you mean?

@@brersam9473 they lost their mother

Apple Head oh yeah. I’m depressed just thinking about it

No way! That's awesome!

No he didn’t. My Great Grandad filmed this

no he didn't. my great grandad filmed this

No… My great grandma filmed this..

he was a different height as well

They all were

before he died in a car accident in 1966

@@ryanegger4425 goodbye.

@@ryanegger4425 lmao

It was something John and Paul had in common

They literally laughed

Ｇeorgeは家族愛に恵まれた幸せな子供時代が一番長かった。他の三人は、少年時代におとなびて生きざるを得なかったと思う🤔

I think they like the interviewer and being in Ireland the moment I saw them getting off the plane.

smacg, do you know any available young, pretty, good bodies type of girl?

roger peet wtf

roger peet what the actual heck

@@m.e.d.7997 prolly because theyre all Irish except for Ringo

He was telling the truth but than disguised it with a random funny~ listen closely.. They didn't just happen it was preplanned.. Remain positive and vigilant!

Agreed, i think they felt at home and the Irish press probably put them at ease unlike everyone else, ESPECIALLY the American press, who could be a bunch of idiots and ask redundant, stupid questions..

I think they liked the interviewer and Ireland.

I agree, and I’m American.

They gave some good ones in The US too. I think they were young and innocent and funny.

@@m.e.d.7997 Yes! I do agree the press in America was and still is awful sometimes (and I'm American), but I definitely agree with you!

That's not what he said

Alex .Stanley he did say that

2:02

Sempre Mais He was looking for his mum

@@luizamartinellirossi Yeah, that's probably true.

He probably heard that plane

Yeah, I love all four of those guys.💚

💏💕

Omg i though i though it was just me!! I thought my earbud was broken :')

lol ikr ouch my right ear X_x

thank god, i thought i broke my headphones loll

I think a Mac is slang for a condom and rain for something else... So yeah… that explains the reaction

A macintosh (mac) is a water proof coat

He looks so cute ❤

Wait I don’t get it???

@@beckysberries4441 A mac is a raincoat.If you don't wear your mac when it rains you will get wet.Referencing a raincoat to a condom.If you don't wear your condom......

@@apexjoe4769 I still don't get it...

@@tuveuxlademocratieoutuveux4692 If you don't wear your condom...... pregnancy?

Paul's reaction to it is so funny 😂😂

Frank Hall also said The Beatles wouldn`t last a year.

@@elizajohn5 A lot of people did. Including the Beatles themselves.

@notThatBad411 crazy crazy crazy crazy crazy crazy crazy

It all ended up as The Beatles being and still the greatest band of all time.

Margaret well everything ends up in someway so no need to be sad

It's fucking sad

@@elizajohn5 Well very true, but you know that is not what I meant.

@@rmhd7550 Yup, everything does end. It is a fact.

* chickyblue You mean the one he had when he was a kid, and ditched about ten years ago?

Justin 💩

John McGahern what did he mean and why wouldn’t it be allowed today ??

Kristen stewartlover445 He meant it’d be weird if guys were screaming over them because that’d probably mean they were gay for The Beatles. Homosexuality wasn’t publically accepted in the 60’s. Especially not early 60’s before the flower power stuff but even then in the broad social circles it was not something you’d want to admit to the world...

This Bird Has Flown right, makes sense but he said it in a jokingly cute way, not sardonic at all, but then again the snowflakes of today... :/

@@user-yy7cw7fl8p True.

@@user-yy7cw7fl8p Yeah, there are just some people who wouldn't take it in a jokingly way which is sad. Some people would get offended :/

Interviews pleased the fans and sold Records and Tickets.

Estoy de accuerdo, Nacio en Liverpool pero creerse en Dublin entonces yo conozco dos ciudades y aparece muy similar, en humor, personilidad y mucho mas que ellos comentan que Liverpool es la capital de Irlanda 😂 o la 33 'communidad'

Me too he was so cute and I loved his voice ❤

IN BRITAIN ?. It was 'Love me do'' that introduced them to Britain, outside the North West . I remember thinking , how odd and different it was, the beat, and harmony's were unusual. So I bought it, still have it and all their Vynil

@@MrDaiseymay Yes..Britain. I live in New England. That is great! I love hearing that perspective. Seems strange that it would sound odd...but I understand. Simple but then kicks in with bluesy vocal. What was on the radio in England just prior to this?

lol yeah

AHAHAHHAHAHAHA ok this made me laugh like an idiot, thanks 😂

What was it?

He had probably seen à Nice girl in the audience and showed Her To paul

@@pascal1062 if that's so then dang she's lucky

I think they all had Irish roots. One biography said that John's original last name was "O'Lainen", Paul's mother was actually Irish Catholic, and George said (in the anthology) that his mother too was from an Irish family.

@@57highland well john, paul and george certainly had irish background (like a lot of people in liverpool do). Ringo we're not really sure about although he may have had a grandmother who may have been irish but we're not certain.

@Nigel Murphy: Thank you. The Anglo-Celtic thing is certainly an interesting topic. It would seem that not all the Celtic people departed Britain after their early battles (around 603 AD?) with the Anglo tribes. Would that be correct? Also, who were the "Strathclyde Britons"?

Lots of people in Liverpool are from Ireland, I’ve never met a white person from Liverpool who hasn’t got Irish roots😂

@@ebonym9902 born in Liverpool to an Irish family, Irish citizen and live in Dublin, Liverpool has around 70 % of Irish decent, the most of any place outside of Ireland.

That's me, well actually it was my mother 😂

Paul McCartney has in fact confirmed the swimming baths story as true and that he and George kept it that way for a couple of days but eventually capitulated after their peers mercilessly took the p**s out of them.

@Marshall Carwood The varying, differing stories came from the Beatles themselves.

@Marshall Carwood Yes. And the evidence, each time, came from the mouth of a Beatle. (The repeats were not intentional ... I will delete them.) I haven't made a close and careful study of Beatles history, as you have. But I know I've heard three stories: (1) Astrid did it; (2) "Juergen", an "artsy" German guy, according to Paul, did it; (3) George did it one day when he didn't comb his hair after swimming. And you must be an extremely fervent Beatles fan, to be so insistently asshole-ish.

Or so your told...

I think he said "Limey", not Hymie.

John Lennon’s father was not full blooded Irish so John Lennon is not half Irish

@@johnp515 you're nit picking, O'Leannain' is a Galway name 'O'Gaillmh' which is very old Gael name...Lennon comes from an Irish background, I believe his grandfather was from Fermanagh

@@marcusmaher-triskellionfil5158 The Beatles biography by author Bob Spitz says that John's Gaelic name was O'Lainen.

@@marcusmaher-triskellionfil5158 I believe Paul and George also had Irish in their backgrounds as well😊

So am I from my mother and grandfather.

In opinion Paul looks Scottish... And McCartney is a Scottish name after all... But John and George are Irish...

@@nikoletttorjay5756 Paul says he is too. Also I think Paul loved the group thing and the friendships they had. He loved being part of the band. Paul's mother was Mary Mohin. She was almost all Irish if not 100%

@@nikoletttorjay5756 no .. John is of Scottish relatives ,. he used to go to Scotland when he was a child summer when he was a kid .. and when he was with yoko he still visits his family relatives in Scotland .. ,.. John mostly of Scott,.. and Paul i read from his young brother book The Macs ,.. He explain that Macartney are of Irish descent and that they came from Ireland on his both parents side and grandparents .. and Georges said that hos mother is from French descent and her relatives .. as well ,,, that what Georges said in the The Beatles anythongle book .. and video,.... Ringo ,.. of ethnic maken up,.British jewish ,. his mother has that features as well he does ... somwear the line they became Christians ..

@@ladyggsmith3261 Lennon is an Irish surname, his grandfather came from Ireland. Harrisons mother was of Irish catholic background. Mcartney, also Irish surname, is mostly Irish (both sides).

@@ladyggsmith3261 O'Leaichar (Lennon) the O is dropped due to its anglizization, Harrison is a Wexford name from the Normans (French) Mc Cartney is a Monaghan/Fermanagh surname...as much as they all like Scotland (being Celts) they were definitely Irish in origin...Liverpool being the most Irish city outside of Ireland...I know, born in the city to Irish parents from Clonmel, Tipp.

you need to fucking relax

@@FutureAbe 😂😂😂

They seemed to like him.

Er...i think you're mixed up there..Paul, George, John were of Irish heritage...all 3 surnames are Irish..Ringo I believe had Jewish roots.

They are not acting idiotic at all.

They were adorable. And cheeky.

awww they were just boys being silly boys :)

@@1982pencil Agreed.😊 😊 😊 💖