The Beatles Impact on the Worl

The Beatles had a minimal effect on the world's course of events. They jumped on the hippie bandwagon at the perfect time to capitalize from it. Their fame did not reach as far nor did not unify as much as some people would think and they are merely an icon through which baby-boomers reminisce about the "good old days".

The Beatles are credited with touching off the revolution of the sixties. In reality, it was the hippie era that influenced them. They knew that it was something that the kids were becoming interested in. The next plan of action was to create the illusion to the masses that they were part of someth

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They have enough self-identity to not be so easily taken by four guys with music. The fame of the Beatles is overblown. To say otherwise is a discrediting thing to say about the leaders in each field. And, it is true, they created good music and opened the door for the Rolling Stones, who are one of the greatest bands ever. Anyone can climb aboard the Beatle bandwagon as the Beatles did aboard the hippie bandwagon. To say that they are bigger than the Lord is not only blasphemous but also an outright lie. Through this, they were able to sell more records than imaginable.

Lastly, anyone can plainly see that the body of Beatles fans is comprised overwhelmingly of baby boomers and early Generation X-ers. They made their profit from selling philosophy. The reality is that every culture would not fall to the British influence.

The Beatles are generous and nice people, I am sure. This worked well and still does with the teen who are especially susceptible to becoming swept up. The only fame they receive from the media today is because the media is doing what the Beatles did over thirty years ago--selling emotions to a large demographic.

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