Ain't Don't Kill Me #thebeatles Fandom But Don't You Think That Its Going To Far? I Mean Im Not One To

Ain't don't kill me #thebeatles Fandom but don't you think that its going to far? I mean im not one to judge but like don't you think its getting a little weird? Just me? Okay well thank you for listening to my mimi TedTalk cause y'all don't really like to listen to what i say but anyway those are my thoughts ( sorry for the grammer ) https://www.instagram.com/p/CDBnIpeMXuw/?igshid=1ube1ui44b1t4

Billy Preston.

Elton John.

David Bowie.

Dave Davies.

Freddie Mercury.

Janis Joplin.

John Lennon.

Lesley Gore.

Little Richard.

Pete Townshend.

“Why make it sad to be gay?

Doing your thing is OK

Our bodies our own

So leave us alone

Go play with yourself - today”

- John Lennon for the Gay Liberation Handbook, 1972

fuck reality.

it’s 2020, George Harrison has been happily married with his wife Olivia for 42 years. in this moment, they are enjoying tea in their large garden with their grown son, Dhani, and a few other friends, including Ringo Starr and Bob Dylan. they are engaged in deep conversation about the current events in the world, and thinking of perhaps planning a benefit concert for Syria and Yemen. the conversation does get a little heated when Dylan’s pessimism gets the better of him - a debate over the impact of musicians arises. due to having known each other for such a long time, the debate is nothing out of the universe, and it ends with a lot of humor and a suggestion, from George himself, to maybe include other friends such as Paul McCartney and John Lennon, since both of them were also enthusiastic activists, in the project.

simultaneously, in New York City, a very relaxed John Lennon is listening to both of his sons, Sean and Julian, play a duet on the piano. although very tired from his monthly physical & mental health check ups, he is happy to have them both and Cynthia, his ex wife and now very close friend, over for lunch. they talk about too many things to be able to summarize the conversation in short - as strange as it might sound, John, as a method he learned over the years for keeping an optimistic spirit for the people around him & own self, has a habit of getting into deep conversation about all the positive changes there has been over years. this includes all kinds of changes: from the fall of the Berlin Wall to having hundreds different types of tea to choose at the grocery store.

Brian Epstein, a recently retired manager for various artists, is, in this moment, curiously listening to the radio. he is bewildered - in a positive way - by all of this new music being released, what seemed to him, on a daily basis. he might not easily admit it, but Brian does get excited whenever he discovers a new artist he particularly likes. still, he has decided to leave the musical business, due to medical reasons, to live in peace with his husband of now 6 years. 6 years! he also, by the way, published his full autobiography and was very astonished, even stunned, to see how well the public took it. it was a best seller! although The Beatles peacefully broke up a very, very long time ago, he is still heavily engaged in tons on interviews, talk shows, etc. about them. you see, he gets very upset at people spreading an untrue word about his boys - so he must intervene.

whatever the public may believe, the former Fab Four and their manager, or, rather, dear friend, are closer to each other than ever. they just keep it lowkey, out of the public eye. thanks to modern technology - which, well, did take them very long to understand - they check up on each other at least once a week. and no, there are no heated business arguments, nor do they call each other names while shouting about who broke whose heart first. they’ve grown out of that. all that is left between them today is nothing but love - only a fool would dare to say otherwise.

We are the Pride Knights, and this is our battle cry No enemy can shake us, as hard as they can try There’s a fire in our eyes that no hatred can kill A passion in our hearts that’s as strong as our will To our fellow queers who fight their battles on their own We promise to fight with you, you are never alone To our fellow queers who have fallen with the pain We thank you for your courage, your fight is not in vain

We are defenders of the right to be proud of who you are To love who you love and to accept every scar We are your knights, protectors of our pride Together we stand, together we ride

These are back! 

[Tees | Hoodies | Sweatshirts]

https://teespring.com/stores/prideknights

So, I’m having the time of my life cause I’ve just found out some high school detention records about John Lennon and I can’t stop laughing I mean: 

“comments”, 

“talk” 

“nuisance"

“silliness”

“shouting" 

“shoving" 

“misconduct”

“chewing”

“talking in class”

“very bad conduct”

“repeated misconduct”

“very bad behaviour”

“misbehaviour again”

“impudent answer to question”

“late for lesson”

“just no interest whatsoever”

“idleness”

“silly noises in an examination”

AND THE BEST ONE TO ME:

“S a b o t a g e”