Which Beatle had the highest IQ?

I’m not privy to this kind of information but, if I had to guess, I would say John Lennon had the highest IQ.

Was Paul McCartney jealous of John Lennon?

The interview was published today. In the interview, McCartney was quoted as describing his song-writing partner as jealous, insecure with women, and suspicious of McCartney’s motives. McCartney, 43, was quoted as saying he and fellow Beatle George Harrison idolized Lennon in their early days together.

Was John Lennon really a genius?

John Lennon was a musical innovator. He also came across as highly intelligent in interviews. Because of this, many fans see John as a genius. However, he had a vague idea of the time he realized he was a “so-called genius.”

Did John Lennon respect Paul McCartney?

The Beatles song Paul McCartney wrote that first earned John Lennon’s respect. The partnership of John Lennon and Paul McCartney is one that hardly needs any introduction. The duo was the source form that most of The Beatles classic tracks have sprung and, therefore, their contribution to music as a whole is undeniable …

Did John Lennon know to read music?

John Lennon, like all of the other Beatles, never learned to read sheet music (even “classical composer” Paul, last I checked, used software to convert his performances into sheet music and had not learned to read it), and claimed until very late in his life to know little about theory.

Did John Lennon like Paul songs?

Positive or negative, John’s views on Paul’s music didn’t detract from the deep feelings he held for the man since he had known since he was 16. “At the end of the day when it’s all said and done,” John shared shortly before his death. ” I would do anything for him. I think he would do anything for me.”

Who was the true genius of the Beatles?

As for the “real genius”, the consensus is generally that it is George Martin. The Beatles had many of the ideas that made them innovators and legends. George Martin had the ability to execute those ideas.

What songs did Lennon and McCartney wrote for other people?

Songs written by Lennon and/or McCartney for other artists

• A World Without Love – Peter & Gordon.
• All Day – Kanye West.
• Bad To Me – Billy J. Kramer & the Dakotas.
• Champagne Poetry – Drake.
• Come And Get It – Badfinger.
• Fame – David Bowie.
• FourFiveSeconds – Rihanna.
• I Wanna Be Your Man – The Rolling Stones.

Did Lennon and McCartney write songs for other artists?

Lennon and McCartney started writing songs together in the late 1950s and by 1963 were prolific composers who wrote songs for the Beatles and also for other artists. Songs that had been intentionally written for other artists.

Was John Lennon “the smart one”?

Wikimedia Commons John Lennon (left) and Paul McCartney in Stockholm, 1963. The story goes that Paul McCartney was “the cute one” and John Lennon was “the smart one.” And not just the smart one, but the artsy one, the avant-garde one.

Was Paul McCartney a better Beatle than John Lennon?

IT’S A FACT: PAUL MCCARTNEY WAS A BETTER BEATLE THAN JOHN LENNON. And no, we’re not talking about the offstage words and deeds that reveal Lennon’s ugly side. We’re not talking about what either Lennon or McCartney did with their lives and careers after The Beatles.

What was Paul McCartney like as a person?

And McCartney wrote “When I’m Sixty-Four.” He trafficked in music hall confections, pop standards, and safe balladry. He stayed out of politics and virtually never got in trouble with the press. He had pinchable cheeks. He looked and sounded like the Beatle that your mother, and your grandmother, would like.

Why do we assume that John Lennon and Paul McCartney are “artsy”?

And because McCartney didn’t seem like the artsy one, and Lennon did, we all assume that the image was the truth — which, of course, it wasn’t. Now, actually defining “artsy” in a way in which you can definitively compare one person to another is a fool’s errand.