Why did John Lennon love Yoko Ono? Years later, their son gave the answer

Recently, John Lennon, lead singer of the legendary band "The Beatles", celebrated his 80th birthday. His son Sean Ono Lennon accepted the " Apple Music" exclusive interview, talking about his father's music and life, and also sharing the daily life of John Lennon and his mother Yoko Ono.

When a reporter asked Sean Ono Lennon how he viewed the love between his parents, he revealed that his mother, Yoko Ono, was a unique woman whose artistic appreciation was as good as that of her father, and she could always look at it from an objective perspective. Music made by John Lennon.

Sean said more bluntly: "The reason why my dad loves my mom so much is because she is not a Beatles fan."

However, Sean explained that this does not mean that Ono Yoko does not like the Beatles, but she belongs to another world. She is an avant-garde artist. He said: "My mother never flatters my father or other members. This is what my father likes very much." "

Back then, the reason why many fans hated Ono Yoko was that since John Lennon fell in love with her, his music style gradually became very uncommercial and completely different from his early music style. As a result, he started to have disputes with other members of the group, which eventually led to their disbandment.

For many years, Yoko Ono has been notorious as "the woman who ruined the Beatles", which made Sean feel aggrieved for her mother: "If she was just a 'rock star girlfriend' seen on the market, maybe Will it be easier for music fans to accept it?"

Sean revealed that John Lennon was privately not confident in his singing voice and used to turn down the vocal part when recording, but every time he When going to the toilet, Yoko Ono would secretly turn back the microphone sound so that her husband could recognize her voice.

The chief photographer of Rolling Stone magazine once took a photo of John Lennon and Yoko Ono. At that time, John Lennon confessed affectionately: "She (Yoko Ono) is my teacher, and I am her student."

In fact, former member Paul McCartney once defended Yoko Ono: "The disbandment of the Beatles was not Yoko's fault, it was John Lennon's real wish. He left because he was tired of the harsh competitive environment at that time."

The emergence of Yoko Ono reshaped John Lennon's views on music and gave him many avant-garde concepts, which not only gave him the motivation to propose disbandment. His courage also allowed him to later compose the immortal song "Imagine".

This shows that this lead singer, who is regarded as a "great god" by music fans, is just like us in love. He eagerly looks forward to a relationship that can grow positively. He not only loves each other, but also can strengthen each other and encourage each other to be successful. Learn to believe in yourself and bravely leave your comfort zone.

No matter success or failure, I will be by your side.