Paul McCartney Told His Team Not To Deny The Rumor That He Had Passed Away
Paul McCartney's death rumor lasted years, and just wouldn't go away.
Paul McCartney decided not to address the rumor of his death and saw it as good publicity.
The rumor got out of hand with media members tracking down McCartney on his farm.
John Lennon angrily called out the Detroit radio station for making up the rumor and denied any coded messages in Beatles records.
During the '60s, The Beatles faced lots of stresses. One of them was completely unexpected, and it was the rumored death of Paul McCartney. The rumor blew up in the US after it was reported by a radio station in Detroit. The result was absolute chaos, as media members went out to find Paul McCartney, trying to confirm his identity.
As we'll reveal in the following, McCarntey didn't panic over the rumor. We'll reveal how he initially reacted, and how he was eventually fed up with the entire story. We'll also reveal John Lennon's reaction, who was just as frustrated with the story that lasted years.
Let's take a look back at how it all went down.
Source: Alex Passa/thethings.com
