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3.57pm
28 May 2014
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Ahhh Girl said
Have any of you youngsters played some Beatles songs when your friends are around without telling them that it is the Beatles?
No, but it sounds like a great idea! 
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8 April 2014
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Ahhh Girl said
Have any of you youngsters played some Beatles songs when your friends are around without telling them that it is the Beatles?No, but it sounds like a great idea!
I haven’t done it either, I should!
Do any of you fellow teenager Beatlemaniacs feel like you were born in the wrong time period? I do so sometimes. Often I’m embarassed that I am part of such a generation…
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28 May 2014
Offline Yes!!! I feel the same way too! It’s such a pain knowing that I never had the chance to experience Beatlemania! I hate a lot of the modern music and the kids that listen to it. Which is pretty much everybody. It’s a constant nag,nag,nag thing. It’s been 50 years too long for me!
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14 January 2013
Offline Ahhh Girl said
Have any of you youngsters played some Beatles songs when your friends are around without telling them that it is the Beatles?
My friends pretty much know who The Beatles are. Some of them like it and some don’t.
6.23pm
28 May 2014
Offline Sky999 said
Ahhh Girl said
Have any of you youngsters played some Beatles songs when your friends are around without telling them that it is the Beatles?My friends pretty much know who The Beatles are. Some of them like it and some don’t.
Not too bad. 50/50.
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thisbirdhasflown said
Ahhh Girl said
Have any of you youngsters played some Beatles songs when your friends are around without telling them that it is the Beatles?No, but it sounds like a great idea!
I haven’t done it either, I should!
(snip)..
Yeah, when you are all around a computer one day, just say “hey listen to this new band I came across while playing around on YouTube last night.” The hit ’em with Girl, Drive My Car , or Nowhere Man (or your choice).
No, I’m not devious or passive-aggressive AT ALL. 
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28 May 2014
Offline Annadog40 said
I did that with For No One on a one direction forum. They liked the song
Wow! I’m astonished! On a One Direction forum! I guess For No One does wonders!
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10.05pm
21 November 2012
Offline I was about to say I’m a teen Beatlemaniac, but then I actually remembered that I’m 20.
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Offline Mimi said
@thisbirdhasflownI know! don’t you hate it when they dismiss The Beatles without knowing anything about them!?
I constantly get told to shut up about The Beatles.
I know you were asking @thisbirdhasflown, but I must say I can’t agree more. It’s sad really—I mean, when people reject something they aren’t even familiar with, it’s quite pathetic. It’s almost as bad when somebody says that they’re a Beatles fan, yet know nothing about them. One of my classmates wore a Beatles shirt to school one day, and one of my other classmates (a big classic rock fan) asked her, “Do you like the Beatles?” She said, “Yeah, I guess.” Seeing she wasn’t sure, he then asked, “What are their names then?” She got annoyed and said “I don’t know! I know one of their names is John Paul.”
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Offline Linde said
I was about to say I’m a teen Beatlemaniac, but then I actually remembered that I’m 20.
Nice one – my eldest just turned 22 and is in denial that she isn’t a teenager (by a long way) anymore 
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1 November 2013
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Mimi said
@thisbirdhasflownI know! don’t you hate it when they dismiss The Beatles without knowing anything about them!?
I constantly get told to shut up about The Beatles.
I know you were asking @thisbirdhasflown, but I must say I can’t agree more. It’s sad really—I mean, when people reject something they aren’t even familiar with, it’s quite pathetic. It’s almost as bad when somebody says that they’re a Beatles fan, yet know nothing about them. One of my classmates wore a Beatles shirt to school one day, and one of my other classmates (a big classic rock fan) asked her, “Do you like the Beatles?” She said, “Yeah, I guess.” Seeing she wasn’t sure, he then asked, “What are their names then?” She got annoyed and said “I don’t know! I know one of their names is John Paul.”
This one kid told me that the Beatles were popular during the 1920s
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11 June 2014
Offline Well, I’m no longer a teenager, but when I was a teenager (not that long ago), already a Beatles fan, all my classmates and cousins used to say they didn’t like the Beatles because their music was old. It really made me angry! Of course it was useless to say something which is absolutely true: their music will never be old and while the hits (well, at least most of them) of those days have already been forgotten, Beatles’ music hasn’t and never will. It’s just like in literature: genius will always be listened to and read. Yes, because that’s what the Beatles are: genius.
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Well, I’m no longer a teenager, but when I was a teenager (not that long ago), already a Beatles fan, all my classmates and cousins used to say they didn’t like the Beatles because their music was old. It really made me angry! Of course it was useless to say something which is absolutely true: their music will never be old and while the hits (well, at least most of them) of those days have already been forgotten, Beatles’ music hasn’t and never will. It’s just like in literature: genius will always be listened to and read. Yes, because that’s what the Beatles are: genius.
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3 February 2014
Offline Annadog40 said
AbbeyRoadRage said
Mimi said
@thisbirdhasflownI know! don’t you hate it when they dismiss The Beatles without knowing anything about them!?
I constantly get told to shut up about The Beatles.
I know you were asking @thisbirdhasflown, but I must say I can’t agree more. It’s sad really—I mean, when people reject something they aren’t even familiar with, it’s quite pathetic. It’s almost as bad when somebody says that they’re a Beatles fan, yet know nothing about them. One of my classmates wore a Beatles shirt to school one day, and one of my other classmates (a big classic rock fan) asked her, “Do you like the Beatles?” She said, “Yeah, I guess.” Seeing she wasn’t sure, he then asked, “What are their names then?” She got annoyed and said “I don’t know! I know one of their names is John Paul.”
This one kid told me that the Beatles were popular during the 1920s
I’m not surprised: Somebody in my class said the Beatles broke up in the 1980s. Another argued it was during the ’90’s. 
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3 February 2014
Offline Beatlesneverdie said
Well, I’m no longer a teenager, but when I was a teenager (not that long ago), already a Beatles fan, all my classmates and cousins used to say they didn’t like the Beatles because their music was old. It really made me angry! Of course it was useless to say something which is absolutely true: their music will never be old and while the hits (well, at least most of them) of those days have already been forgotten, Beatles’ music hasn’t and never will. It’s just like in literature: genius will always be listened to and read. Yes, because that’s what the Beatles are: genius.
Absolutely. Good music never goes out of style.
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5 May 2014
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I once locked a kid in my car and played I’m Down . He was the only one in the car, as I thought he may be able to let himself enjoy it if all of his obnoxious friends weren’t with him. I actually didn’t know him that well, so being locked in a semi-stranger’s car by himself scared him more than I had anticipated. Despite the traumatic experience, he did admit it was a good song, but he never really became a fan. I don’t remember whether or not I told him the band though.
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Offline AbbeyRoadRage said
Annadog40 said
AbbeyRoadRage said
Mimi said
@thisbirdhasflownI know! don’t you hate it when they dismiss The Beatles without knowing anything about them!?
I constantly get told to shut up about The Beatles.
I know you were asking @thisbirdhasflown, but I must say I can’t agree more. It’s sad really—I mean, when people reject something they aren’t even familiar with, it’s quite pathetic. It’s almost as bad when somebody says that they’re a Beatles fan, yet know nothing about them. One of my classmates wore a Beatles shirt to school one day, and one of my other classmates (a big classic rock fan) asked her, “Do you like the Beatles?” She said, “Yeah, I guess.” Seeing she wasn’t sure, he then asked, “What are their names then?” She got annoyed and said “I don’t know! I know one of their names is John Paul.”
This one kid told me that the Beatles were popular during the 1920s
I’m not surprised: Somebody in my class said the Beatles broke up in the 1980s. Another argued it was during the ’90’s.
Once I was talking to a (kind-of) friend about music, don’t really remember the conversation, but he said something like “Paul McCarthy’s awesome.” and he said it with what sounded like such real respect that it took me a few seconds to realize he said McCarthy and correct him. I don’t think he really knows much about the Beatles though, but he like myself, plays music and you have to have respect for the best when you’re a musician!
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Offline Also, you don’t see website forums dedicated to other musicians or bands that have the variety of topics and interests this one does. Another difference that makes the Beatles and their fans unique.
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Ahhh Girl said
Have any of you youngsters played some Beatles songs when your friends are around without telling them that it is the Beatles?
I think i have done that, but I don’t think they liked it. 
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