The Beatles

The Beatles were a real-life rock band in the 1960s.

In The Stories
An instrumental of their 1968 song "Yer Blues" was used as a leitmotif for Jane Durain throughout the second season of The Girls In The Band, and in the third season on, Bonnie Bell's leitmotif is an instrumental of their 1968 song "While My Guitar Gently Weeps." There is also a clock bearing their cartoon counterparts in that show's Pilot episode.

Several of their songs are mentioned in Sandals In The Grass, namely, Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da, (1968,) Back In The U.S.S.R, (1968,) I Want To Hold Your Hand, (1964,) and Hey Jude. (1968)

Many of their songs are featured in A New Member Has Joined Your Party.

They are featured as supporting characters in the 1968 chapters of Love, Destiny Ramirez/Sadie Kennedy, where Sadie Kennedy makes it her life goal to meet them, and they repeatedly mentioned in the 2018 portions of the same book.

In the first Blanchard and Blanchard Crusades comic, Ted Blanchard mentions that his favorite song is their "Revolution Nine."

In the Revolver series, the entirety of Revolver, West Virginia and it's locales are named with Beatles references.

In Courtney E. Walker, Amaya Morris tells a tale of falling asleep to their 1964 song "Can't Buy Me Love."

In Mädchen's first episode, Question Marks, it is mentioned that one of Sebastian Goebbels's rules is "never mention Paul McCartney's eyebrows." Ariana Paul revealed in an interview that some of his other rules are "we all live in a yellow submarine," "don't sing I Want To Hold Your Hand by The Beatles," and "John is the best Beatle." The group is also referenced in another episode, Pill Bugs, in the song "Them's The Beatles," which uses several instrumental portions from their 1963 song "Twist And Shout."

In High-Ranking: A Short Story Collection, Mavis van Scheller claims her greatest life achievement is photographing John Lennon and Paul McCartney in 1967.

In The Franziska Kubicki Chronicles, Franziska Kubicki plays their 1968 song "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" on her guitar.

In Becoming Amsterdam, Liverpool England, Hamburg Germany and New York City USA wear pins that say "I Still Love The Beatles."

In One Off Concept, Harriet Bryans and Ruby Bryans sing their 1968 song "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da" as their boat docks.

In Cruz At 5:00, Alex Cruz claims "the only good music is The Beatles."

Real-Word History
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