Paul Mccartney's Impact On The World

Paul McCartney was a member of a band The Beatles, that heavily impacted the world. Paul had an average childhood. He was born June 18, 1942 in Liverpool, UK. His mom was a nurse and his dad a cotton salesman and a pianist in a band. At age 11 Paul passed the 11+ exam and so did only four other students. Them he went to an Institute for Boys where he got A level in English and Art. At age 14, he tragically lost his mother to cancer. His mother dying, his father’s band, getting into the Boys Institute, doing well in school, being religious, and meeting and impressing John Lennon was events that impacted the person he would become.
The Beatles had influenced countries greatly. He impacted people through their attitude towards things and their happiness. First John Lennon and Paul were in a band and then they worked on different types and feelings of music. Then their band started to get more and more attention. People liked what the songs were talking about, the people could relate or learn from their music. They landed for the first time in America on February 7th, 1964 in the John F. Kennedy Airport in New York. John Lennon, Paul dad (his band), and other big singers/bands influenced Paul. What really started Paul’s career to grow was meeting John Lennon at a Church Festival.
To look at how we use proud words, age is just a number, be proud of your heritage, all you need is love, and time is a gift. Traits that made Paul McCartney great was he’s openly religious, smart, good at discovering or trying different types of music, and greatly his ability to make people feel what he’s feeling. He taught people around the world to be open minded, more religious, to express how you feel through music, and many other things. People looked up to Paul because of just how amazing he is he was peaceful, tough, smart, born to excel at music, influenced young minds and old minds, and shaped America to be