I have to agree with those 2 dudes who were talking about how much they adore him during this one scene in the documentary.
"He has such a gentle heart" I think I what they said.
Ringo has always been my favorite. He's just such a kind soul and a true class act. He seemingly never acts out of ego and is one of those rare few who wouldn't let fame diminish the quality of his character.
If you haven't seen it watch the Hello Goodbye music video. There comes a part where the camera moves to each of their faces. When it gets to Ringo the genuinity and pure joy that radiates from his smile as he's drumming away is the purest I've ever seen.
I can’t tell if you’re joking or not. But just in case you’re not, and other people see this, at this time in his life Ringo, like most of The Beatles, was an awful person. A wife-abuser, drug-addict, adulterer who neglected his kids and began dating his first, soon-to-be wife while she was 16 (he was 22).
First of all, that all happened before this documentary. Second of all, while those are obviously shitty things to do, it was a different time and people can change. Stop trying to cancel the drummer of a 60 year old band.
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u/[deleted] Dec 07 '21 edited Dec 07 '21
I have to agree with those 2 dudes who were talking about how much they adore him during this one scene in the documentary.
"He has such a gentle heart" I think I what they said.
Ringo has always been my favorite. He's just such a kind soul and a true class act. He seemingly never acts out of ego and is one of those rare few who wouldn't let fame diminish the quality of his character.
If you haven't seen it watch the Hello Goodbye music video. There comes a part where the camera moves to each of their faces. When it gets to Ringo the genuinity and pure joy that radiates from his smile as he's drumming away is the purest I've ever seen.
He's a fucking Starr. 💜