Did john Lennon hate paul McCartney?

Answer 1

No, they never hated each other, though it may have appeared that way toward the end of The Beatles. The truth is (as they have both stated repeatedly, as have their wives and friends) that they loved each other like brothers and always did.

Answer 2

No. Their fractured relationship was compared to an "ugly divorce", and the two took swipes at each other in the media, and on their early solo records ("Too Many People" by McCartney; "How Do You Sleep?" by Lennon, with Harrison and Starr performing on the latter). When they met in person, though, they were civil. The two did jam once together in Los Angeles during the mid-1970s, and McCartney visited Lennon and May Pang at home a few times. (McCartney would head for the piano; Lennon would head for another room in the house.)

Any hostilities between them had settled down by the time the Beatles' business partnership was dissolved early in 1975. McCartney invited Lennon to attend the Venus And Marssessions in New Orleans later that year; Lennon considered it, but his reconciliation with Yoko Ono quashed any possibilities.

Answer 3

Yes, they did. Ringo especially performed with each of the three. He performed in George's 'Concert for Bangladesh' as well as on some of his and John's albums, and vice versa. George also played on John's 'Imagine' album.

Answer 4

It seems that at some times during the popularity of the Beatles group, the members of the band did fight or might have hated eachother. There are memoirs that have chronicled fights between John Lennon and Paul McCartney.

Answer 5

The relationship was complicated; on first look John didn't like Paul after the break-up of the band, but he also didn't like people insulting Paul in his hearing. George became cross with Paul - Paul admits he probably talked down to George; partly because he was in the year above him at school and knew John for longer. Everyone liked Ringo(!)

Answer 6

No he does not. They had a falling out when the Beatles broke up, but Paul does not harbor any ill will towards his bandmates.

Answer 7

Yes, they will be Freinds till the end of time.

Answer 8

They argued a little bit after the break up but by the time John Lennon was killed they made up and had a good relationship.

Answer 9

John Lennon didn't hate the Beatles, it's just that John didn't work well with others at some times.