𝓕𝓻𝓾𝓲𝓽 ᜊ(꒪ˊ꒳ˋ꒪)ᜊ

Q: Who's your favorite Beatle?

The live was around 45 minutes long. There were only about 20 questions, give or take, and all of them were pretty safe. It was mostly things like:

“What’s your favorite color?”

“When was the last time you spoke to Ringo?”

“What’s your favorite pair of shoes?”

“What inspired you to write this album?”

“How does it feel seeing your music go from radio and TV to Spotify and TikTok across generations?"

“How do you feel about the impact your music has had on the world?”

"What's a song of yours that people misinterpret its meaning?" (He talked about Hi Hi Hi, and how people thought he said "bodygun" instead of "polygon")

"What advice would you give to your younger self?"

“Describe the new album in three words.” (he said, "memory, love and family")

But there were also a couple of more memorable questions. Someone asked him: “If you could relive one day from the Beatles years, what would it be?” and he answered "the rooftop concert". If you were looking forward to hearing anything about John, the only part I found noteworthy was when someone asked: “If John would have picked one song from the album, which one would it be?” and Paul said he would probably pick Days We Left Behind, “because he’s on it.” A few minutes later he was asked what his favorite song from the album was, and he said Days We Left Behind. Other than that, as far as I remember, he never mentioned John. Most of the rest of the video was just snippets of Paul’s new songs being played, and him playing some guitar chords. He talked a little bit about memories with George and the song Down South, and that was basically it. One weird thing I noticed was the live chat. Like 99.9% of the comments were just emojis, no actual words. And not a single question (which is interesting, given that there were over 800k people in the live). I tried sending a few normal comments (not even mclennon-related, btw), and sometimes they wouldn’t appear at all. Other times they would. It was really inconsistent.

artemis: no worries

nasa when they return: so how was it