Chris Ackerman Yeah, it must be hell to be hounded everywhere you go. But I guess that's the trade-off, fame and fortune, very little privacy. But he handles it well, and always has. And you know it's got to be really trying sometimes. Like even here, he's ducking out the back door of an airport to get into his car, and still there are people waiting there wanting autographs. Maybe he's tired, maybe his wife's in a bad mood, maybe he's in a bad mood, maybe they're not feeling well, etc. But he goes right into public McCartney mode and graciously does what's expected of him. It can't always be easy to put up with though, but he manages it very well.
@@walrusz I felt like that when I saw him in the front row at Madison Square Garden. But I didn't have a close encounter with him like you did. Yeah, it must have been hard wrapping your head around the fact that he was right there in front of you.
@@mtp4430 seeing the flesh and blood "head" of Paul in real life in front of me after thousands of photo, video and LP cover gazing hours...very strange. He seemed a little taller than I would have guessed...and just a bit "tougher" than I would have guessed. All the Beatles were that way I believe...Liverpool 'n' all.
@@walrusz Yeah, even seeing him in the front row was mind-boggling to me. When he came out, I remember thinking, holy shit, there is, that's him. Remembering the Sullivan Show, listening to the albums while pouring over the album covers, remembering the countless photos of him, articles movies, interviews, Beatles dolls and lunch boxes, etc. And there he was literally 10-12 feet away. I was in awe because after all, he was musical hero, a freaking Beatle right there in front of me. So I caught a bit of what you probably felt. But not to the same extent because I never got his autograph or shook his hand.
Met him 25 August 1967 in Bangor, North Wales....got his autograph together with the other three Beatles and their girlfriends at the time on one piece of paper. Now worth a fortune....but never for sale!
Miguel Moreno yes all four were very chatty and friendly. My father was a police inspector at the time and took me in to the student hall of residence where they were all staying with the Mararishi (and Mick Jagger and Marianne Faithfull). They were all having a cup of tea and smoking cigarettes in the canteen.....just like normal people!
If yo uarent kidding..I have one sealed from the publisher signed ..100% real..its still in original sealed mylar ..the ywere all signed Cheers Paul Mccartney
My son an NYPD office was assigned to shadow Paul when he opened Citified in Queens NY. Paul was really nice and talked to my son like a friend. They were together all day thru to the end of the concert. He shook hands and said he felt safe , thank you.
I met Fab Macca once, back sometime around summer 1969. I was working a crap job doing deliveries for this shop at a place in North London called Apex Corner, when this Rolls Royce convertible pulled up outside... and there he was, one of the most famous people on the planet standing right in front of me! It's kind of odd meeting a music legend like that, someone whose songs touched so deep inside your consciousness that you feel you've been best mates with them for life...even though you've never met them! He said hello, and I said in a surprised voice "hello, what are you doing here"...as suburban Apex Corner is NOT the kind of place you'll often see superstars like Macca wandering around! He was really friendly, and said "we've just come to feed the horses", there used to be some horses that grazed in the fields a bit further on by the A1, and Macca & Linda had stopped to buy some carrots for them. As I watched them walk back to their Roller, I was struck by the 'aura' that surrounded him...it was the strangest, inexplicable thing...but definitely there...a kind of soft, glowing outline that surrounded him.
Your description of your feelings about Paul could have come from me. Never met him, saw him in concert a couple times but I feel I've known him since Feb 1964. ❤
Sir Paul is always so gracious, polite and kind. Of all the mega-stars I think Paul handles his almost godlike status better than anyone. And congrats to you for meeting the Legend, getting his autograph and shaking his hand. What a thrill.
This has been relentless for him since he was 21. Fully 60 years of being one of the most famous people in the world, perhaps one of the most famous people of all time, and he has handled it with grace and equanimity.
Paul is a strong man, a survivor, that ex wife Heather really tried to bury him and she cost him a fortune in their divorce, but he met a high character person in his wife Nancy who makes him happy and is kind and truly cares for him and his well being!
Creepy to see Paul looking down signing an autograph, brings back iimage of John doing that for Chapman. He is very gracious, and performing in Charlottetown in winter!
Oh won’t you listen to what the man said? He said! Kool deal to see our favorite musician! I saw his tour in 2002 and not a single person sat down during the entire show! Riveting to watch and what a treat to see him!
A coworker once spoke of a chance encounter With Sir Paul in New Orleans. He was so gracious and kind. He does seem to love and respect his fans. I may not ever meet him, I just count myself lucky to have seen him in concert in 1989. Long live Sir Paul!
Meeting Paul McCartney is something I always wanted to do? Such a brillant song writer & musican. As a left hand person I could not play base guitar left handed? The Beatles had their fights & battles but most of all they were friends.
When you're so rich and famous that it's actually safer to be in amongst everyone than isolated and vulnerable, his head must be a constant mess of "relax have fun" and "any momement now..", John used to say I feel safe when I'm plugged in (ie. on stage), I wonder how much of Pauls schedule is driven by something similar
I feel sorry for that guy. He can't step out in public without someone in his face. He tries so hard to be nice and accommodating but the man can never just chill out in public.
On this particular trip Paul was using his celebrity status to draw public and media attention to the seal hunt situation in Canada. So I didn't feel too bad about shaking his hand and getting his autograph in this instance...
@@walrusz I wasn't trying to come down on you wanting to meet Paul, I would do the same thing. I just recently watched his car pool karaoke (you should check it out) and his arrival in Japan video and other vids and saw how ppl gathered or waited to see him. Some of the videos you could clearly see that he just wanted to be left alone in other I seems fine with it. Good going getting the hand shake and autograph.
Hes one of the richest celebrities on the planet, has been able to touch millions of lives, possesses more talent than any us can dream of, has been able to travel the world doing what he loves, and was in the biggest band in history. Its a give and take but you'd be out of the fucking mind to take anonymity over what Paul has.
Paul McCartney. One of the most beloved human beings in the 20th and 21st century. **************************************************************************************** Oh yes, indeed we know That people will find a way to go No matter what the man said And love is fine for all we know For all we know, our love will grow That's what the man said So won't you listen to what the man said He said,...
I thought he didn’t sign autographs because of their commercial value. Didn’t want people selling them and I don’t blame him. Good to see him doing it. Class act all around…
I saw Paul McCartney June 5 2022 The Oakland arena. June 6 I waited outside the concert with my guitar to get it signed but I couldn’t get close enough because of security to where the bus was. So I stood out in the parking lot and I saw the bus coming towards me and it stopped right where I was at and I was 10 feet from Paul McCartney but he was in the bus. I held my guitar up. He looked at me like sorry brother. And the bus driver punched it
Met a few of there friends from high school. They lived in Sarasota. They always said good things about the 4 of them. And one of John's friends always called him Sean never john. He had pictures of the both of them before the quarry men. Cool
He should have an invitation only in strawberry fields every year for people who have been good. And be awarded the Macartney medal for services that deliver....deliveroo drivers..
love the beatles but i don't think i would like to meet him. because everyone does. he might get pissed off if i wanted a autograph and that would ruin my memory of the fab 4. he is good at it and keeps moving to get away from them in a polite way.
Living in a remote part of Canada...I was thrilled to meet him, get his autograph, shake his hand...and have it all on video to re-live when I want to. I definitely never thought that would happen. For me, it only enhances my feelings for the fab 4.
Yeah...when I heard he was landing in an airport 3 miles from my house in the maritime region of eastern Canada to denounce the local seal hunt, I should have stayed at home...
Wow, what a moment and to have it on video! Paul always seems so polite and cheery. What a moment to cherish. Happy for you!.....Btw, what is the book he signed? Looks like an autobigraphy? Another question: Will security being so tight these days, how did you know what door Paul would be exiting?
He signed his autobiography "Many Years Ago". He did exit from a side entrance, but we saw his limo, driver , and members of the press waiting by that door, so we knew he was probably coming that way....very exciting time, like a dream!
@@walrusz What I love about this video (watched it at least a dozen times already!) is that you got EVERY moment recorded - the jet landing (with Wings music --loved that!🎶!), on the tarmac, Paul exiting, signing things, you could hear everything he said, the handshake, Paul leaving in the car, and then the TV news clip. And Paul literally only signed things for about 30 seconds! and you were able not only to capture it on film but got to interact with one of the most prolific singers & songwriters in rock history known in every country on this earth. You could have seen him exit & he could have just gotten into the car & left. But, wow, I am so moved by this video! It truly doesn't get better than this!! What a exhilarating experience!!! I hope you have that book safe in a vault some where. It is worth a lot of money. Priceless!!! ♡ Thank you so much for taking the time to put this experience together on video and sharing it with all of us. I loved every second of it!!! ☆☆☆☆☆
Actually it was an authorized bio! "Many Years From Now" by Barry Miles, 1997. It was the "official" biography of McCartney and was written based on hundreds of hours of exclusive interviews by Miles undertaken over a period of five years.
@@walrusz You're right, I was mistaken. And the stupid thing is, I actually have a copy of it. I don't know why, but I had the idea that it was unauthorized. Silly me.
@@richardbuchanan7124 It's a good book too. I was kind of hoping Paul would comment on me having that book for him to sign, I don't think he has signed many of them. I literally just grabbed it from the shelf at the last minute heading out the door to the airport, never really thinking I would meet him. Then MAGIC happened.
@@walrusz It is. And if you haven't already, I highly recommend that you read 𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘓𝘺𝘳𝘪𝘤𝘴. There are a lot of great backstories to 161 songs. Well worth the price. McCartney worked on it with the Irish poet Paul Muldoon. It's fantastic.
This would be so irritating 😠. Not being able to go anywhere without being asked for an autograph! Maybe he likes it. I don’t think I would, but to each their own.
as a dude, very happy, making good money, but ah, off-beat dude once told me years ago -"Paul can't have everything." this dude lived in a camper with his wife...and was into off-beat spiritualism, etc. but his point is well taken. PM has never said, "i'm retiring," or "no more autographs," etc. he does more press than God. hence he knows the trade-off is that people want to stop and say hello and "please sign this..."
DIRGES in the DARK “I missed you in 1963 in Amsterdam.” I think that was a hint, saying, “I saw The Beatles in Amsterdam in 1963, and you weren’t there. Where were you?”
On this particular trip, he was looking for attention...he and Heather were protesting the Seal Hunt in Atlantic Canada. I believe the local press were even alerted to his arrival. I'm pretty sure he and Linda visited here (PEI) in the mid 90s on vacation and were left to themselves.
it's nice to see that he takes the time to sign people's things.
Very nice. Hard to believe he was right in front of me.
Chris Ackerman Yeah, it must be hell to be hounded everywhere you go. But I guess that's the trade-off, fame and fortune, very little privacy.
But he handles it well, and always has. And you know it's got to be really trying sometimes.
Like even here, he's ducking out the back door of an airport to get into his car, and still there are people waiting there wanting autographs.
Maybe he's tired, maybe his wife's in a bad mood, maybe he's in a bad mood, maybe they're not feeling well, etc.
But he goes right into public McCartney mode and graciously does what's expected of him.
It can't always be easy to put up with though, but he manages it very well.
@@walrusz I felt like that when I saw him in the front row at Madison Square Garden.
But I didn't have a close encounter with him like you did. Yeah, it must have been hard wrapping your head around the fact that he was right there in front of you.
@@mtp4430 seeing the flesh and blood "head" of Paul in real life in front of me after thousands of photo, video and LP cover gazing hours...very strange. He seemed a little taller than I would have guessed...and just a bit "tougher" than I would have guessed. All the Beatles were that way I believe...Liverpool 'n' all.
@@walrusz Yeah, even seeing him in the front row was mind-boggling to me. When he came out, I remember thinking, holy shit, there is, that's him.
Remembering the Sullivan Show, listening to the albums while pouring over the album covers, remembering the countless photos of him, articles movies, interviews, Beatles dolls and lunch boxes, etc.
And there he was literally 10-12 feet away. I was in awe because after all, he was musical hero, a freaking Beatle right there in front of me.
So I caught a bit of what you probably felt. But not to the same extent because I never got his autograph or shook his hand.
Met him 25 August 1967 in Bangor, North Wales....got his autograph together with the other three Beatles and their girlfriends at the time on one piece of paper. Now worth a fortune....but never for sale!
That's amazing!!! You're so lucky! Did he say anything to you? (If you remember it that well XD)
Miguel Moreno yes all four were very chatty and friendly. My father was a police inspector at the time and took me in to the student hall of residence where they were all staying with the Mararishi (and Mick Jagger and Marianne Faithfull). They were all having a cup of tea and smoking cigarettes in the canteen.....just like normal people!
Emlyn Griffith give you 1 million dollars for it right now!
If yo uarent kidding..I have one sealed from the publisher signed ..100% real..its still in original sealed mylar ..the ywere all signed Cheers Paul Mccartney
Robert Hughes thanks....even if you had a million dollars!....but not for sale. I've been a fan since the start back in the early 60s....
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" I missed you in Amsterdam in 1963 "
" oh my goodness, I remember you, I remember you well " 😂
Alexandre Khazal even though I don’t think he remembered her it’s still really nice that he said that
He is such a nice person, that's exactly what a long time fan would want to hear.
What does she mean "I missed you in Amsterdam". That means she didn't get to see him so the response is glib?
I thought he was talking to a different person when he said I remember you well.
No, it's called humour. He was joking/being polite.
My son an NYPD office was assigned to shadow Paul when he opened Citified in Queens NY. Paul was really nice and talked to my son like a friend. They were together all day thru to the end of the concert. He shook hands and said he felt safe , thank you.
Paul was obviously raised right and hasn't forgotten his humble roots.
I met Fab Macca once, back sometime around summer 1969. I was working a crap job doing deliveries for this shop at a place in North London called Apex Corner, when this Rolls Royce convertible pulled up outside... and there he was, one of the most famous people on the planet standing right in front of me! It's kind of odd meeting a music legend like that, someone whose songs touched so deep inside your consciousness that you feel you've been best mates with them for life...even though you've never met them! He said hello, and I said in a surprised voice "hello, what are you doing here"...as suburban Apex Corner is NOT the kind of place you'll often see superstars like Macca wandering around! He was really friendly, and said "we've just come to feed the horses", there used to be some horses that grazed in the fields a bit further on by the A1, and Macca & Linda had stopped to buy some carrots for them. As I watched them walk back to their Roller, I was struck by the 'aura' that surrounded him...it was the strangest, inexplicable thing...but definitely there...a kind of soft, glowing outline that surrounded him.
Wow..interesting!
incredible
Your description of your feelings about Paul could have come from me. Never met him, saw him in concert a couple times but I feel I've known him since Feb 1964. ❤
Must have had Ready Brek for breakfast… if you know, you know lol
And that classy attitude with his fans is just one more reason his popularity never stops soaring.
Got that right.
Poor Paul looks so freaking tired…. he handled this very graciously, good for him ♥️
He’s with Heather. You can tell he’s weighed down.
@@davidchristie89 Yep! Before Paul told Heather to pack her shoe and leave.
I bet he regrets having gone down on One Knee, or Heather as she prefers to be called.
@@CowmanUK This made me laugh out loud 😂
I’ve met him at his father’s house. Big moment in my life, he’s so lovely to talk to.
Sir Paul is always so gracious, polite and kind. Of all the mega-stars I think Paul handles his almost godlike status better than anyone. And congrats to you for meeting the Legend, getting his autograph and shaking his hand. What a thrill.
Thanks...yes I'm a lucky Beatle fan.
This has been relentless for him since he was 21. Fully 60 years of being one of the most famous people in the world, perhaps one of the most famous people of all time, and he has handled it with grace and equanimity.
Man I’d love to meet him, he’s so sweet and wonderful
Paul is a strong man, a survivor, that ex wife Heather really tried to bury him and she cost him a fortune in their divorce, but he met a high character person in his wife Nancy who makes him happy and is kind and truly cares for him and his well being!
Yeah. Read memoirs of billy shears.
@@angelwings7930Nonsense
Creepy to see Paul looking down signing an autograph, brings back iimage of John doing that for Chapman. He is very gracious, and performing in Charlottetown in winter!
The MDC thing crossed my mind too. Too bad that bastard ruined everything.
Oh won’t you listen to what the man said? He said! Kool deal to see our favorite musician! I saw his tour in 2002 and not a single person sat down during the entire show! Riveting to watch and what a treat to see him!
I saw him in 2002 as well - Raleigh, North Carolina. One of the best concerts I have ever been to!!
This is real music. Real talent without the hype.
He’s had to deal with people clamoring for his attention for so long now. He always seems to handle it well
'i remember you' always a class act!
A coworker once spoke of a chance encounter With Sir Paul in New Orleans. He was so gracious and kind. He does seem to love and respect his fans. I may not ever meet him, I just count myself lucky to have seen him in concert in 1989. Long live Sir Paul!
Really have got to hand it to Macca. 60 years of fan obsession would have driven most people CRAZY!
I love Paul’s sarcastic “I remember you. I remember you well.” To the guy who said he missed him in concert
Just another day in the life (no pun intended) for Sir Paul McCartney.
Meeting Paul McCartney is something I always wanted to do? Such a brillant song writer & musican. As a left hand person I could not play base guitar left handed? The Beatles had their fights & battles but most of all they were friends.
When you're so rich and famous that it's actually safer to be in amongst everyone than isolated and vulnerable, his head must be a constant mess of "relax have fun" and "any momement now..", John used to say I feel safe when I'm plugged in (ie. on stage), I wonder how much of Pauls schedule is driven by something similar
People are so lucky they could meet him atleast once.
I love Paul McCartney 🥰❤️
I feel sorry for that guy. He can't step out in public without someone in his face. He tries so hard to be nice and accommodating but the man can never just chill out in public.
On this particular trip Paul was using his celebrity status to draw public and media attention to the seal hunt situation in Canada. So I didn't feel too bad about shaking his hand and getting his autograph in this instance...
@@walrusz I wasn't trying to come down on you wanting to meet Paul, I would do the same thing. I just recently watched his car pool karaoke (you should check it out) and his arrival in Japan video and other vids and saw how ppl gathered or waited to see him. Some of the videos you could clearly see that he just wanted to be left alone in other I seems fine with it. Good going getting the hand shake and autograph.
Hes one of the richest celebrities on the planet, has been able to touch millions of lives, possesses more talent than any us can dream of, has been able to travel the world doing what he loves, and was in the biggest band in history. Its a give and take but you'd be out of the fucking mind to take anonymity over what Paul has.
Paul McCartney. One of the most beloved human beings in the 20th and 21st century.
****************************************************************************************
Oh yes, indeed we know
That people will find a way to go
No matter what the man said
And love is fine for all we know
For all we know, our love will grow
That's what the man said
So won't you listen to what the man said
He said,...
This is when he was still with that one legged gold digger Heather Mills...I'm sure Sir Paul would love to forget.
I thought he didn’t sign autographs because of their commercial value. Didn’t want people selling them and I don’t blame him. Good to see him doing it. Class act all around…
I think we got his autograph before all of that issue exploded. This was back in 2006. Lucky us. 😁
I saw Paul McCartney June 5 2022 The Oakland arena. June 6 I waited outside the concert with my guitar to get it signed but I couldn’t get close enough because of security to where the bus was. So I stood out in the parking lot and I saw the bus coming towards me and it stopped right where I was at and I was 10 feet from Paul McCartney but he was in the bus. I held my guitar up. He looked at me like sorry brother. And the bus driver punched it
I think I'd either go into shock or pass out (or both 😂)
Great video!! Nice to meet you in Mexico and hear the tale first hand!! 😉
Nice to meet you too! Best of luck with your continuing guitar adventures 🙂.
Thank you. th-cam.com/video/hwTrFJo6O-8/w-d-xo.html
A little video I was in 2017
@@MrClean911Fire awesome tune and production!
Very cool ~ thanks for sharing ~ Beatles 4ever!
Man he must love that kind of life it would drive me crazy having folks ask for autographs every place you go
Fancy Paul remembering that man in Amsterdam...brilliant memory...thats what you need to be a good singer..
I Met Paul With Jane in 1967 at Cavendish They Both Looked Terrific and Diffrent !! My 15 mins Of Fame...🙏👍
"PAul" looked different cause it's Billy
I was born in March 2nd of 2006 so I was born after the date when this happened.
Met a few of there friends from high school. They lived in Sarasota. They always said good things about the 4 of them. And one of John's friends always called him Sean never john. He had pictures of the both of them before the quarry men. Cool
Paul and Linda owned a 151 acre ranch in Tucson, Arizona when they lived there. I have seen ranch and know exactly where it is located..
man your lucky I whish I could have meet him but maybe some day I will well I wish one day I will.
He should have an invitation only in strawberry fields every year for people who have been good.
And be awarded the Macartney medal for services that deliver....deliveroo drivers..
How nice! Lucky you!
Billy Shepherd
So gracious and professional…even though he’s clearly tired
I didn't know that he was back with Heather Mills, that's so sweet!
This video is from many years ago, before he divorced rotten Heather Mills.
@@laurasmith7976 lol, you don't say! 🤭
@@laurasmith7976there is nothing rotten about Heather Mills. She is non corrupt since she was ready to tell the world the truth about "Sir Paul".
love the beatles but i don't think i would like to meet him. because everyone does. he might get pissed off if i wanted a autograph and that would ruin my memory of the fab 4. he is good at it and keeps moving to get away from them in a polite way.
Living in a remote part of Canada...I was thrilled to meet him, get his autograph, shake his hand...and have it all on video to re-live when I want to. I definitely never thought that would happen. For me, it only enhances my feelings for the fab 4.
" I missed you in Amsterdam in 1963" - clearly the woman's brain turned to mush, which mine probably would too.
Heather, what attracted you to the multi millionaire Paul McCartney ?
What an unbelievable guy 🙏
Cool, Jazz brought him in.
I thought that was even cooler, Dash 8 Q400
I’ve never met him an I was born 5 miles from his home
Yikes! He looks stressed and unhappy with Heather Mills. 😖😖😖
to me he doesn't, but he was actually
He was!
Poor guy can’t go anywhere without being ambushed
Yeah...when I heard he was landing in an airport 3 miles from my house in the maritime region of eastern Canada to denounce the local seal hunt, I should have stayed at home...
God it must be hard work to be Paul McCartney on a daily basis.
I read in a book that Paul did have a break from being McCartney when in Jail in Japan. It's very interesting to learn about it
Billy been doin it well since 1967
Thank god Heather knows the truth about him
Wow, what a moment and to have it on video! Paul always seems so polite and cheery. What a moment to cherish. Happy for you!.....Btw, what is the book he signed? Looks like an autobigraphy? Another question: Will security being so tight these days, how did you know what door Paul would be exiting?
He signed his autobiography "Many Years Ago". He did exit from a side entrance, but we saw his limo, driver , and members of the press waiting by that door, so we knew he was probably coming that way....very exciting time, like a dream!
@@walrusz What I love about this video (watched it at least a dozen times already!) is that you got EVERY moment recorded - the jet landing (with Wings music --loved that!🎶!), on the tarmac, Paul exiting, signing things, you could hear everything he said, the handshake, Paul leaving in the car, and then the TV news clip. And Paul literally only signed things for about 30 seconds! and you were able not only to capture it on film but got to interact with one of the most prolific singers & songwriters in rock history known in every country on this earth. You could have seen him exit & he could have just gotten into the car & left. But, wow, I am so moved by this video! It truly doesn't get better than this!! What a exhilarating experience!!! I hope you have that book safe in a vault some where. It is worth a lot of money. Priceless!!! ♡ Thank you so much for taking the time to put this experience together on video and sharing it with all of us. I loved every second of it!!! ☆☆☆☆☆
@@RG-hf4et Thanks for your comments!
Gracious Paul. Godlike Paul. But it is God who changes lives.
I remeber that
I don't know what's funnier. Your comment, or the fact that you had to edit it.😂
release London Town remaster before u die pls
I love that the guy had Paul sign an unauthorized biography.
Actually it was an authorized bio! "Many Years From Now" by Barry Miles, 1997. It was the "official" biography of McCartney and was written based on hundreds of hours of exclusive interviews by Miles undertaken over a period of five years.
@@walrusz You're right, I was mistaken. And the stupid thing is, I actually have a copy of it. I don't know why, but I had the idea that it was unauthorized. Silly me.
@@richardbuchanan7124 It's a good book too. I was kind of hoping Paul would comment on me having that book for him to sign, I don't think he has signed many of them. I literally just grabbed it from the shelf at the last minute heading out the door to the airport, never really thinking I would meet him. Then MAGIC happened.
@@walrusz It is. And if you haven't already, I highly recommend that you read 𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘓𝘺𝘳𝘪𝘤𝘴. There are a lot of great backstories to 161 songs. Well worth the price. McCartney worked on it with the Irish poet Paul Muldoon. It's fantastic.
Lucky you!!!
This would be so irritating 😠. Not being able to go anywhere without being asked for an autograph! Maybe he likes it. I don’t think I would, but to each their own.
You just know he is having to be careful there are no nutters
I totally agree
Apart from the one on his arm.. What a horse.. Mind u she wouldn't be much kop with 1 leg.. I bet she never kicked him up the arse.
❤
"When I'm 64..."
Imagine being that famous for over 50 years
magic moment
as a dude, very happy, making good money, but ah, off-beat dude once told me years ago -"Paul can't have everything."
this dude lived in a camper with his wife...and was into off-beat spiritualism, etc. but his point is well taken. PM has never said, "i'm retiring," or "no more autographs," etc. he does more press than God. hence he knows the trade-off is that people want to stop and say hello and "please sign this..."
My heart was broken
I'd take off work for that.
Feliz cumpleaños paul,hapy berthey
Looks bloody freezing literally
The plane and the car looked like something average people would use
In this part of Canada most people are average... And that's a good thing IMO.🙂
With the ball n chain!
❤....
My dream
Poor guy, leave him alone
Yeah, probably should have leave him be...
Morning, when do you perform in Germany next?😊
Heatherrrrrr...
Hello. Billie
That bastard can sure write some great songs. Better than the original.
Heather a gold digger, Linda, a lovely lady sadly missed 😢
I envy you. Very VERY much
I NEVER thought I could/would meet him. Then, it happened. Like a dream. So...it could happen to you, Agusnico 1012.
HM looks like a handful . . . .
I love that he didn't show how pissed he was, I know he must hate all of that attention
I would not want to be Paul McCartney. I prefer my freedom.
William Shepherd has that role now.
back before the rot set in his and Heather Mills relationship
🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
With that terrible golddigger Heather. She married one of the nicest persons on earth to steal a lot of money from him.
BILLLLLEEEE SHEARS!
DIRGES in the DARK “I missed you in 1963 in Amsterdam.” I think that was a hint, saying, “I saw The Beatles in Amsterdam in 1963, and you weren’t there. Where were you?”
yall are silly cunts
@@no_spinbear5349 billy shears rumor didn't even start until 1966.
Cute
And nobody called him Billy!
It's funny the people saying I'm worried for his safety, THEY won't let any harm come to Billy, they still need him for the agenda.
@@user-fu2mi1nd5l What agenda? After 60 years?
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I think Heather Mills autograph would have been more valuable 😂
think thats remote? he came within 12 miles of keady co armagh and got married to heather mills lol
Whose the gold digging horse with him?
This is Billy, its been Billy since late 66
Is that the woman who took him for $60 mil?
yup
Hes worth almost a billion now hes fine.
With hop along I see
You look like David Icke from Rolling Stone magazine.
What does David Icke have to do with Rolling Stone?!?
lmao "i remember you"
Poor man, people swarming all over him ...
On this particular trip, he was looking for attention...he and Heather were protesting the Seal Hunt in Atlantic Canada. I believe the local press were even alerted to his arrival. I'm pretty sure he and Linda visited here (PEI) in the mid 90s on vacation and were left to themselves.
You'd think they could have gotten a clean car for him.
Maritime tradition: "Dirty car signifies great respect".-Wiki
I got news for ya regarding who you met