The Dream And Success Of John Lennon And His Dream

“Reality leaves a lot to the imagination,” John Lennon once said. This quote reveals a lot about him, his imagination was purely based on his dreams and aspirations as a child, soon enough, his dreams became reality. A reality that affected everyone, with rock n roll, love, and peace. There was no stopping his dream that he lived for. John Lennon created the Beatles, got recognized around the world, and survived a major downfall in his life.

In Liverpool, England, on October 9, 1940, John Lennon was born. He was raised by his aunt Mimi and his mother visited them frequently. She taught him how to play the guitar like a rock star, little did she know her son would grow up to become one. John suffered through a traumatic time in his life when his mother died due to a car accident. Later on in his life when he was 16 he created The Quarry Men. This idea was inspired by Elvis Presley who impacted John Lennon’s life greatly. At a church fete on July 6, 1957, John and Paul McCartney met. Soon after, Lennon welcomed Paul to the band. In 1958, George Harrison was welcomed as the band's guitarist. John often reminisced about a time when he was 12 years old, he had a vision of a man who appeared on a flaming pie and told them “from this day on, you are Beatles with an A.” Moreover, The Beatles is a much better title than The Quarry Men, in complete honesty. (Biography.com Editors).

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In conclusion, John Lennon’s journey to become a rock icon was a tough one, but well worth it. From creating the Beatles, becoming famous for it, and still striving after a major downfall, it’s hard not to love him. Although tragically, he died before seeing his huge success blossom in this generation, people around the world never forget him. His long lasting efforts to bring peace to the world will always be appreciated by many. John Lennon and the Beatles will certainly go down in history as one for the