Beatlemania: Paul's Death, Playing the Record Backward, and Fans

Because of the Beatles, everyone is crazy. The definition of Beetle Mania is that many crazy young ladies are obsessed with this new rock band. It began in 1963 and continued until 1970. In 1969, the listeners of WKNR - FM called for the world and commented. Paul McCartney, one of the four Beatles, is dead. Only a caller named Tom insisted that McCartney caused a fatal car accident in 1966, but was rejected by the public to avoid dislikes of sad fan and other confusion.

In September 1969 conspiracy theologists claimed that some of the Beatles' records included clues to what Paul McCartney called death. Many people have heard the word "Paul is dead", but if the song "Strawberry Field Forever" is being played backwards, this process is called back hiding. This is a common urban legend that is repeated frequently today. There are many theories about the cause of this phenomenon. Experts say Palaleidia offers psychological decisions for many delusions, including senses. They think that Palaleidria may be lagging behind many witnesses of UFO, Elvis Presley and Loch Ness Monsters and listen to disturbing record information when playing in the opposite direction.

Back masking is a video message recorded in the reverse direction to disguise the original message during playback. It is often used in popular music such as Beatles' famous BGM "Number", and the phrase "9" is displayed again in that song. . In the experiment of 2008, the subjects were exposed to the 30 millisecond Apple logo, which brought about connections with creativity. As a result, subjects can come up with creative solutions rather than those exposed to the IBM logo. This is a powerful example of how visual startups activate the semantic network without our knowledge.

During the tense period, Paul McCartney returned. The Beatles are collapsing. The fanatics of the Beatles are over, and every boy wants to express his personality. They agreed to make an album - was originally expected to be called Get Back (such as "Return to the Roots"), and later renamed it Let It Be. In January 1969 Paul broke out of unstructured interference with several hours at Twickingham Studios. Paul says, "We sat in the studio and we made it from the thin air." Within minutes, they joined the text and the final version was American keyboardist Billy on January 22 · It was recorded with Preston.