How Did The Beatles Revolutionize Music?

It is not a secret that the Beatles is one of the most famous groups of all times. However it is extraordinary that John and Paul were the songwriters even though they did not know how to read or write music (Davies). This was not a obstacle for them and their creative work. The Beatles revolutionized the music industry with their distinct and unique style. They were lucky enough to reach the peak of popularity when the demographics were favorable with all the baby boomers from the war were teenager. “I Want to Hold Your Hand” was the only Beatle song that was officially realized in America, and it had an indisputable success in America with a good response of the public for a group that was relatively unknown in the country. The Beatles
The early Beatles song characterized by their simple lyrics with which they were written, and they were catchy and easy enough to be remember with the time (Stark, 23). The phrase “I wanna hold your hand” is not only the title of the song also it is part of the chorus. It encloses the meaning to the song that a man ask permission to the woman to start a love relationship. The Beatles wanted to project a clean image to their fans, so their parents won’t think that they were bad influence. Another part of the chorus is “I can’t hide” what is not clear if he can not hide his feelings or something more physical. Also, the part “I can’t hide” could lead to misinterpretation as “I get high”. Maybe this words were choosing to have this effect when the people heard the
The audience started scream even before the Beatles appeared on stage and soon as they were annunciated by Ed Sullivan. The majority of the public were teenager girls. In the chorus part, the people seem to my more energetic about the performance. The screams of the teenagers were louder enough that can be heard during all the song; however, they seem to get louder in the chorus part. The teenagers reaction scream reaction was unusual at the time. The reason of scream during a concert is that the girls have a chance to express themselves at the same time that are competing with their peers for their artist attention (Richards). Adolescence is the time were an individual search for his identity. The act of screaming and moving in time together helps creating a sense of a group identity