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One example of crazed fans surprisingly revolves around Jellybeans. In prior interviews, the members of the band had mentioned that they enjoy jelly beans. Fans wanted to show their dedication to the band, so they all went to the show carrying jelly beans and hurled them on stage during the performance. This is just one of the strange instances that occurred because of fans dedication to the band. It represents the craziness and intensity of the fad.

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The reason The Beatles were such a worldwide phenomenon was because of their music. They were a rock group that created music that people loved dearly. There had been loved music groups prior to The Beatles, however there was no other group with fans like they had. It was the music that brought the world together.

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Ed Sullivan was the host of a very famous American television show. His show is responsible for bringing Beatlemania to the Unites States. After their performance on The Ed Sullivan Show, the influence of The Beatles moved from primarily European to the western part of the world. This reveals that one band was able to take over the world culturally and the influence music had on people.

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The Daily Mail was the newspaper that first coined the term "Beatlemania". On October 21 1963, the Daily Mail wrote an article discussing the impacts of The Beatles. This was under the headline "This Beatlemania". After the headline, the term started being used a lot more frequently and the phenomenon really took off.

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Hamburg, as well as Liverpool, were the two places in which Beatlemania was the most prevalent. In Hamburg, the counterculture of the youth really revolved around The Beatles and their music. This was also one of the places in which Beatlemania originated

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Teenagers, more specifically teenage girls, were the main fan base of the Beatles. They were overly enthusiastic and obsessed with them. This is often compared to the phenomenon of "one direction infection" that occurred just a few years ago. There were instances of fainting, screaming, police interference, and many more actions of intense dedication. Teenagers were the ones who made Beatlemania what it was.

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This is an example of teenage fans

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After The Beatles first television appearance, the band really started to take off and Beatlemania became even more apparent. Due to the television, the band was able to perform and reach out to an even larger fan base. The Beatles also gained more fame because of their television appearances. Television allowed for people of all ages to discover the band, which thus brought more fame and income to the Beatles. Due to this, television was a very big factor in Beatlemania

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Beatlemania had quite a large effect on the rest of history. Although other superstars, such as Elvis, also had obsessed fans, nothing compared to the Beatles. This new era of music and band obsessed teenagers really began to set the norm for youth culture. Also, The Beatles were very involved in the media and television, and that set the stage for future artists. All because of a little British Rock band, youth and teenage culture was forever changed.

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Works Cited

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Deutsche Welle. “The Beatles | DW | 27.06.2016.” DW.COM, www.dw.com/en/the-beatles/t-19359783.

Lynskey, Dorian. “Beatlemania: 'the Screamers' and Other Tales of Fandom.” The Observer, Guardian News and Media, 28 Sept. 2013, www.theguardian.com/music/2013/sep/29/beatlemania-screamers-fandom-teenagers-hysteria.

Wickman, Forrest. “When Did ‘Beatlemania’ Actually Start?” Slate Magazine, Slate, 24 Oct. 2013, www.slate.com/blogs/browbeat/2013/10/24/_beatlemania_origin_50_years_ago_the_beatles_played_london_palladium_and.html.